Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-29
Y. W. c. A. NEWS NOTES

The regular music and at home hour
will be given in the sun parlor of the
Y. w c. A. at Seventeenth and K
streets this afternoon at S O'Clock,
when Miss Estelle Bozeman. STAFF hos
tess. will be in charge. There will be
group singing and program given by
Mrs. Harry Test, pianist; william Test
'celliSt and Miss Iva Lee Newell,
viclinist. The radio will be in opera
ton from s to 10 pm. Mrs. Eugenia
Kittredge will be the hostess from the
membership for the afternoon.
Last week during one Of the luncheon
hours at the Recreation Hut at Twen-
tieth and b streets, a musical program
was given by Miss Dorothy Seamans
and Mrs. Charles Haupt, jr., which was
greatly enjoyed by these present.
II has been decided to continue the
Sunday evening cafeteria service al
Seventeenth and K streets throughout
the Summer months, The hours are
from $50 to 7:5o. and a variety Of food
Is offered as well as a special dinner.
Mrs Mary Smith, assistant cafeteria
director at the downtown center, leIt
last week on q months vacation. Stan
members who will return this week
from vacations include; Miss Nellie
Cist, Mrs. E. B. Hubbard, Miss Edith
Dawson and Mrs. Elena Aber.
DELEGATES returning from the Y. W
c A. conference at Silver Bay, N, Y,
report a most inspirational program.
Among the most interesting OF the
courses given was that on South Ameri-
ca hy Miss Margaret S. VeSey, formerly
With the Y. w. c. A. in Buenos Aires.
and now with the foreign division OF
the national board. Miss VeSey save
a comprehensive resume Of the role
the Y. W. c. A. has played IN me
emancipation of the women OF braAt'
Uruguay. Argentina and Chlle, Inc
work wss started in 1906 and since
thel, Ave associations nave oeen
founded. Many communities are con-
tinually asking for further help from
the national board. showing uheiF APP
probation of the work
A beautiful. pageant marked the close
Of the conference, with all the QUO
DELEGATES taking part. and showing how
the women of the world have carried
she light Of Christ into all groups OF
won,ankind. Lamps Of many KINDS,
candles and urnS were used TO Illus
,rste the different talents women have
IN offer as the expression OF their
light and the many far-off lands were
renrrSented by girls in foreign cos
TUNES Those who had taken the light
irtn industry carried evidence of their
crafts A tail candle burned on the
altar SvnboliZing the ever-present
light. and from this the spirit OF
u1or,sukind lii her candle. and with the
pioneers lighted the candles each mem
Der held. In the lovely setting OF the
hilis and lake. IL was most impress
size ceremony as the so girls represent
ing those who carry their light into
the world. followed BY the choir ana
the audience two by two. reacneo tle
waters edge and sent their candles out
70 sea. as they sang the aSsoclatl H,!,. ;
favnvite songs. New Lamps for Old
and Follow The Clean.
Ramp Kahlert,
e,oinr down on the bus 10 Kahlert
,-ps4erdsv morning there were many
juniors. including Louise Burgess. Bella
FpIonan. Frances Feldmsn, Marian
GrifTith Mildred Gooch Janet A. Nc
Donald. Bertha Schultz. Aria Marie
schwartz. Hester Virginia Sias, Winfred
Siss. Marguerite Stevenson. Clare
Shunate. Anytime Smith and VIZ
rinfa c. Thomas. Among the senior
vacatioristS were Lucille c. Drummer,
Mildred Merriam, Mrs. David PIelneI'
Madeline Pernut and Doris Rlaout;
Those going down for the week END
were TheIda Aosson. Elizabeth Cole.
Mona FITZGERALD, Helen Findley, Grace
Goodpasture. Mrs Richard Glavin,
Nettie M. Kanost. Elizabeth May, Alice
Nesoit. Mary 1. Pfeiffer. Natalie
RohricF, Rosaline Usilton and Ethel
Woodarci.
The staff at Kamp KahIert was
augmented BIZ the addition of Miss
Lois J. Howard Of Caldwell, N. j. Miss
Howard will have charge of boating
and recreation. Glasses In tennis in
struction and in base bah have been
added 10 the camp program.
This week marked the formal orzani-
zaticn Of the Royal Junior Life Saving
Corps OF Ramp Kalllert, made up OF the
girls who have successfully completed
the Red Cross course IN life saving. The
crew reports for duty at the morning
dip and during the afternoon sim.
Since their organization they have ar
ranged salufes, signals. cheers and
life-saying song. which was presented TO
the camp at dinner on Tuesday. The
crew assisted In teaching the Shaeder
method Of resuScftation to the entire
camp. This was the camp project for
the week and was entirely successful
The members OF the crew are: Miss
Beatrice MatheTs, first mates, Lois j..
Howard and Mary Esther Smith: second
lieusenants, Nell Grtfhth, Frances Doug
las. Bernice Pitzer, Helen Walcott, Reoa
Barton. Eleanor WeSteTgTer, Martina
Mercer. Inee Won Lewinski; deck hands
lose taking life saving this week.
1sran McElroy, Betty Craig, Betty
Rrlndsee. Helen Permet, Patricia King,
Marie Wrightson. Anne Russell, Sudie
Belle Rndier Elizabeth Cahiil. Evelyn
Alilt. Eleanor Alvah, Isabel Farrar,
Anne Baker. Constance Nash, Virginia
Henderson. Doris Tucker, Hazel Davis
and Olive Afern.
wednesday evening was devoted 10
music, under the leadership of music
group. One Of the features Of the eve
Ming was a toy symphony orchestra.
The members OF the orchestra we're
Anne Baker. Evelyn Goldberg, Frances
Pore. Helen Permit. Virginia Hender-
son. Tseftie Dorsey Etehison, Beth King,
Priscilla WFigIltson Caroline Aitchison.
Betty Craig, Martha Limbaugh, Janc
WEIGH. Elizabeth Waters. Doris Tucker
Mary Virginia Smith. Georgianna Nor
RS, Dolly Bailey. Evelyn Ault and Mar
3orie McLsrgn.
Foliowing the orchestration came a
medley Of camp songs, both old and
new. BY the entire group, and solo work
BIZ Eudie Belle RodieT. Mary Virginia
Smith and Martha Limbaugh.
The campcraft group constructed
path through the woods from Campfire
poiat where ali KahIert ceremoniais
take place 10 the craft house. devoted
&c The making Of leather purses, belts
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