Evening star., 1928-06-06

- AROLTNE JANSEN, a Washing
4 ton girl. took her place among
the outstanding athletes at
~ National Park Seminary this
year. her first at the school.
She won the tennis championship,
defeating Elizabeth Hunter, 6-l. 81,
in the final round after she had
eliminated previously Elizabeth Ken
nedy of the Longwood Cricket
Club. Boston. 60. 6--s' IVES 7, e
member Of the winning basket ball
base ball and hockey squads and
was voted one Of the three best ALI
around" athletes of the school. Helen
Hoffman was judged the leading all
around sportswoman. with Martha Gar
Der and Caroline Jansen taking Sec
ond and third llonors.
/ Five major letters were presented 10
Miss Jansen in recognition ot her actiV-
! tiles I'm the various fields Of sport They
were for tennis, base ball, basket ball
and hockey two being awarded i'll the
latter sport. as she played on the
championship sorority squad as well as
the title-winning eleven In the inter-
side tournament, won by the West Side.
Chi Psi Upsilon. Miss Jansen's So
rority, was victorious. not only on the
hockey field, but in other sports, and
was awarded the most coveted athletic
! honor of the school. the Spirit Cup,
given each year 70 the group earning
/. The greatest number Of points during
/. the season.
In addition TO claiming the singles
title, at the nets. Miss Jansen, paired
with CIarkee BeliSle, won the doubles.
defeating Elizabeth Hunter and Alma
I burst. 3-~9. 6--3, 81 for the crown.
! All athletic awards we're made al a
/ gpecial assembly last week preceding
The graduation exercises. In addition
/ 20 the presentation OF the Spirit Cup,
/ trophies we're awarded for basket ball,
riding and track. Alpha won the
! basket ball cup. Roma Meyers Of
| Kappa. the riding cup; Martha CARRIER
/ Of Chi Psi u. the cup for individual
/ honors In the outdoor field meet and
/ Christine Hall OF Delta. the trophy
awarded the winner OF the indoor meet
Mary q Whitefnan who has been
! directing the physical training depart
ment at Forest Glen for the past nine
years has resigned TO take up her resi-
/ dence in New York City, and will be
| replaced next year by OWendolyn
| Tress Of ithaca. n. Y.
Playground Tacketsrs, competing IN
/ the elimination singles event on the
! BloomlngdaIe courts, will complete all
! slfgt-Y0und matches by tomorrow eve~
ming. two being scheduled for this aft
! erno0n and seven for tomorrow.
Friday play win begin In the second
round, according 10 Maudc N. Parker,
director Of gtris' playground activities
While the official courts for the tour
/ ney are those al the Bryant street een~
ter. matches this afternoon we're 70 be
kFsfa at s.IN at
/ Virginia avenue meeting Mildred HOOK
Of RoSedale IN one and Bertha E0pef
Of Rosedale facing Blanche Taylor OF
! Virginia avenue In the other,
FtnaIists In the District W0men'f
Tennis League doubles tournament will
meet this afternoon al 5 O'Clock on the
Columbia Country Club courts 10 de.
eide the title. Rain has caused the
DostponemeHt Of the encounter twice
this week.
Phoebe MooYhead and Frances Walk
eT viii defend their crown against
Frances Krucoh and Elsie Jansen.
Local Girl Scouts will meet st z
/ O'Clock on ths afternoon ~ June is
Eoutb af the Lincoln Memorial refieet-
ing pool, for their annual field day and
court NJ awards.
Merit badges, service stripes, Red
Gross certificates and letters Ut COM
Inendati0n will be presented as pari
of the opening ceremony, 10 be fol-
lowed by competitive field events, In
! which troops from the District. Mary
land and Virginia within radius oi
rs miles of the DISTRICT viii compete.
| The entire Gin Scout Council foi
Washington and a number Of promi'
neBt guests are expected 10 attend ths
| ceremonies,
! Plans for field DAY we're announced
81 . meeting Of the Hcsi leaders sAsa,
GiAtt0a Last Gight. At which also tlanl