Evening star., 1928-06-10
Y. w. G.. A.

C1rlStlan ASSOClaJlOT. SSNSIlteSHbn sIlu
X streets, this afternoon at 4:30 in the
sun parlor on the roof. Miss Roxy
McFall will be the hostess, assisted by
Miss Mabel r, Cook, girl reserve secre-
tary. Members and friends of the aSso-
citation are cordially invited to attend
During the Summer the most impor-
tant features of the association pro-
gram are carried on in the various
conferences held throughout the coun-
try, where representatives from many
associations plan and think together
Health problems of girls are being
considered at the Midwest region con-
ference this week at Camp Montebello
KimmSwick, Mo, as they were at the
conference for the Eastern and South
ern region. which was held last week
at Camp Kahlert. Miss Julia Capen
of the national board and other lead
ers who directed the conference here
will be in charge of the program at
Camp Montebello. Conferences to be
held in this region, which will be at
tended by delegates from the Wash
ington association, include the Eastern
Community at Silver Bay, New York.
July 1920; East Central Business Girls,
KishiminetaS Springs, Salisbury. Pa,
August 25-September /; East Central
Industrial White Sulphur Springs
Hotel, Doubling Gap, Pa, June 23-JuIy
6, and the girl reserve conference at
Salisbury. Pa, August 1924
The membership committee will hold
ttS regular monthly meeting tomorrow
afternoon at o'clock on the roof at
Seventeenth and K streets. Miss
Marion L. Meigs, director of health
education, win report on the confer
ence on health education and recrea-
ton held at Kamp Kahlert May 25
TO June 4, and there will be an i'm
Portant discussion of the recreation to
be offered through the Summer months
IN the Washington association.
There will be a meeting of the cafe
terra committee at Kamp Kahlert on
chapter day, June 49,
Meetings to be held in association
centers during the coming week in
clude the following: At Seventeenth
ana x streets, a group from the Ma
ture Magazine, Tuesday at pm, and
on Wednesday a Phi Delta dinner in
the fourth floor dining room. At the
Recreation Hut, Twentieth and
streets the Women's Club Of Hyatts-
Vile Will have a dinner on June ii,
and on the 18th the Lucy Holcombe
Chapter Of the D. A. r. will give a
banquet.
Visitors registered in the guest book
at Seventeenth and K streets the past
week include: Miss Leonie Kamm, who
Is member Of the staff Of the Niagara
Falls Young Womens Christian ASso-
ciation; Sister M. Alberta of Grand
Rapids, Mich: Miss Consuelo Delgado
OF San Juan, Porto Rico: Miss Mary
c. Britt of Batavia, N. Y. and Miss
Jean E. Holley, general secretary of
the Batavia Young Women's Christian
Association.
Miss Amelia Bottomley, who has
been assistant director of health edu-
cation in the Washington association,
left last week for Camp Westover. Ban
tam, Conn, where she will be assistant
director OF form swimming and life
saving at the conference of the Camp
Directors Association of America
From there Miss Bottomley will go to
Camp Chinqueka at Bantam, where
she VIII be head swimming and canoe
ing counselor.
Mrs. Robert B. Murray, formerly Miss
Ethele I. SwenSon. assistant director of
health education, left last week for her
home in Jamaica, L. L Later in the
month Mr.. and Mrs Murray viii visit
Mr. MurrayS parents in Dayton. Ohio.
Eight members of the graduating
OF Gallaudet College are members
OF the Y. w. G. A. there, and their
going win mean real loss to the or
gaHizafton. The outgoing members are
Lucille DuBoSe, Sumpter, S. c.. presi- |
dent: L5liias Bainder, Baltimore, Md;
Mabel Armstrong, Idaho; Estelle CaId- |
well, Texas: Dorothy Clark, Colorado: |
ker, Illinois, and Alice McVan. Buffalo, |
n. Y.
Kamp Kahlert
The Burial class is spending this
week end at Kamp Kahlert This is an
annual custom, and about 40 members
Of the class are planning to go down
Miss Maybelle Boyce Is in charge of
arrangements.
wednesday. June IS. win be chapter
day at Kamp Kahiert. Each year the
members Of the nine chapters of the
association spend day together at the
4. w. c. A. camp On West River Plans
for the day are under the direction of
MrS. Fred z. Wright, chairman Of
chapters, and Mrs. Harold e. Doyle,
chairman Of the Kamp KahIert COM
fuit1ee. The busses will leave the
headquarters at Seventeenth and x
streets at 10 am. and viii leave camp
for the return trip In the middle Of the
afternoon. Every one is asked TO bring
q picnic lunch, and coffee viii be served
at the camp. The fare is $3.50
About 20 members Of the Phi Deltas
from George Washington University
VIII enjoy house party al Ramp Kaf1-
lert from June II 70 II, Miss Julia
Steele is In charge
Departmental secretaries of the asso-
citation, vino viii be at Kamp Kahlert to
assist with the program during part OF
the Summer, are the following: Miss
Mary Fox. membership Sec
rctagy June 24-30 and July 2S-Au-
gust a; Miss 6aida Hartman, industrial
secretary July l4-2S; Miss Edith Daw-
son, assistant secretary Of the busi-
ness and professional women's depart
Pab6t. secretary of the y. IL r. depart
n1ent from August 10 70 September 3.
Vacation Lodge.
The guest season at Vacation Lodge
viii open June 10, and the following are
among those who have registered for
that date: Misses Carla Davis, Helen
EprakeK, Maude Thompson. Violet Nor
ling, Grace Houghton, Ruth Wells,
Msude Steele, Helen G. O'Erien, Jessie
Grimm, Enc Mcintyre, Louise Nc
Cr0ne, Rose Fttzsinmons. Bertha Lued-
deTs. Elizabeth Olsen and Mrs. Rue
Wood
Business and Professional W0mena
Department.
The Tuesday Club council VIII hold
ftA annual meeting TOMORROW night on
the fourth floor at Z O'Clock. The Off
GERS of the council are Miss Grace
BEanoe, president Miss Eulala FIacy,
secretarg. and Mss Hertha Kuenhsted,
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