Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-15
Y. W. C.. A.

be held at the Y. w. G. A. at Seven
tenth and X streets this afternoon at
5 o'clock. There will be group singing
and several vocal solos. After the in
formal program the Radiola will be
tuned in on station WRC for those who
care to stay. Miss Mabel Charest will
be the staff hostess. The public Is cor
daily invited.
Visitors who have registered in the
guest book at Seventeenth and K
streets the past week include Miss Jean
Benson of Grand Forks, N. OAK; Miss
Gladys ". Schrader of Clyde, N. OAK:
DR.. and Mrs. Albert Hale of the Uni
versity Of Porto Rico, at Rio Piedras;
Margaret L. Nordling, industrial secre-
tary Of Erie, Pa; Misses Margaret. May
and Lorena Bush and Mathilde Koepke
Of Lima, Ohio.
Secretaries leaving this week on vaca-
ton include: Mrs. Carrie Carney, who
will spend a month at Valley Stream,
Long Island; Miss Alice Marie Bates
and Mrs. Bessie Steward.
Health Education Department.
the health education office Is taking
over some of the swimming instruction
work at both the Z street and the K
street pools Miss Dawson was for
merly an Instructor at the e street pool.
Miss Louise Strock has been added to
the health education Office staff
Several new daytime classes are
starting in swimming, meeting three
times a week. Children's classes are
forming to meet twice week in the
afternoon.
For those who desire private lessons
in swimming special arrangements may
be made with the health education
Office. These lessons may be had dur
ing the day and on Saturday night be-
| tween 6 and o'clock
Industrial Department.
Delegates returning from the East
Central Field Industrial Conference re-
! port very successful conference. The
| washington delegation was honored by
| having one Of its number, Miss Ella
| Schonrank, appointed vice president of
| the regional council. 1t was decided at
the conference that this year the WASH
| ington and Baltimore industrial depart
mentS conduct together a study of the
| cooperative store movement in the two
cities
The week end of July 1922 the
4 industrial department will have q spe-
cial party at Ramp Kahlert. Miss
Saida Hartman, industrial secretary.
will be at camp during the period and
members OF the department wishing to
make reservations are asked to do so
by Wednesday. July Is. Arrangements
may be made at the front desk ct
Seventeenth and K streets. Machines
viii leave the association for camp on
Friday evening at $50.
The K. e. Y. Club viii hold a social
meeting on Wednesday evening at 1880
O'Clock on the roof.
Vacation Lodge.
The lodge continues to be the coolest
| spot for many Of our association men,
bers on these hot days. Over the week
end particularly many guests from town
| sought refuge from the heat there
Miss Elisabeth Pierce. from Washing
ton. entertained Mrs. Workman and
Miss Waiver Pierce for dinner last Sat-
urday evening. and on Sunday Mis-:
Mary Gagwell and Miss Nina Smith
had a dinner party for seven. There
we're IL guests for dinner on Sunday
and 8 for tea.
/ At the devotional meeting held last
Sunday evening. Miss Maude Muzzy led
the service, Mrs. John D. Sherman OF
New York. who was q guest at the
| lodge. sang a group of sacred songs at
the service and later in the evening
gave song recital,
| Miss Myrtle Henry of the association
staff, who has been quite Ill, spent q
week at the lodge. recuperating. Miss
Henry has returned to the e street
| center.
Miss Ralph and Miss Phillips of
| Cambridge, Md, spent q few days at
the lodge last week
Recent additions to the family at the
| lodge are Misses Josephine GoodSon.
| Corrine Christian, Carrie Fuller and
Stella Goodnight. Miss Ruth Isbeil and
| Miss Mary Wolford are spending this
| week end Miss Ohlson. who left for
the Eastern community conference at
| Silver Bay. N. Y, will rejoin the lodge
family upon her return
| Kamp Kahlert.
| Among the juniors going down to
camp on the bus Saturday were: Caro-
| line v. Aitcheson, Loretta Arrow. Mary
| Elizabeth Bailey. Alma Blandford, Lu-
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