Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-19
Y. W. c. A.

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,e eraup singing and the regular tn
formal music hour. Those taking par
will be Harvey Townsend accompanied
av Mrs. Emily G. Dickinson: Mrs
Mary c. Tighe and Miss Virgins
Currton. accompanied by Mrs. France;
Curcton Hubbard. Miss Elsie J, Bunt'
ing will be- the staf hostess in charge
The public is cordially invited to at
tend.
Miss Minnie Y. San0berg, who came
70 ths Washington association three
wears ago SIS religious education di-
rector and later became executive 81
The education department. left lhiS
u.eek to take up her new duties as
foreign secretary Of the Women
American Baptist Foreign Mission So
rfetv IN New York City Miss Sand
berg leaves a host ol friends III aSso-
cation and church circles, who viii
regret her leaving, ont will rejoice with
nef In the larger responsibilities which
She Is aSsunline
Mrs IRVING " Ketchunl. well known
in Washington church, missionary
ard civic work is taking the position
cf executive of tire education depart
n7srt on September !, After grad
uatirE from Wells College, Mrs. Ketch-
Nh, taught in the AShevllie Normal
School FOR SIX wears, This was fol-
loved by a year If graduate study at
Columbia University she has been
assisting IN the local association work
DURING the past year. The association
Is very happy to have her enter into
his new relationship, During the sum
n1er extensive plans have been MADE
under the direction Of Miss Sandberg
for tht educational program 10 be
opened in October.
An interesting party visited the
headouartcrs building last Wednesday.
when $50 orphans If many races and
creefs had breakfast here, A news
paner in Erie, Pa. is sponsoring a tour
az orphans pilgrimage" taking the
children from the various homes in
Erie m a trip which includes visits
70 nearly every interesting historical
shrine al0nS the Eastern seab0ard,
Secretaries leaving or vacation in
clude Miss Dorothes Mcdowell. Miss
Gertrude Ennes and Mrs. ". c. Teuh-
rer. Miss Ennes. accompanied by her
mother. will motor to Rocky Mount,
y. c.
Miss Mabel Head. general secretary
~ ths y. u. c. 4. in Cleveland. Ohio.
and president Of the National ASsocla-
ton Of Employed Officers. accompanied
hv FIVE Young nieces. visited the aSso-
citation last week
A LARGE group listened 70 Mr.. Hoover 5
speech az acceptance over the radio last
week on the roof Of the Y. W. G, A.
The radio will be IN operation when
Gov. Smiths speech is broadcast. and
the public Is invited to listen in at
that time.
Vacation Lodge.
last week the Sunday morning song
service was led hv Miss Carla Davis,
,ne Of the guests N the house.
The storm last Sunday did little
damage at the lodge. but the guests
we're made comfortable with the big
IcS FIRE in the living room, and the
porch dining room vas deserted.
Additions 20 the group living at the
odre include Misses Ferdinanson Aldge.
Mary Elizabeth Amend. Mrs. Ida w.
7anke and Mrs. E. E. Phontson OF Gin
,innati. Ohio.
Among the many dinner guests who
came out from town during the wees
we're Mr. and Mrs. Herbert L. DAVIS,
Miss Geneva DYE. Miss L. NJ. Kelly
Mrs. ]. I Lake and two children, Miss
Caroline Sherman. Mr., and Mrs. Somers
md Miss Alice Wercks.
Ramp Kahlert.
Going down to camp this week ws-"
he following juniors: Virginia Alex
ander. ASSrgaret Able Cynthia BigaS,
Gertrude BIakeslee. Gretchen Belcher
Edith Bruce. Josephine Baiderson, V!r-
ytria Boss. Virginia Crump. Mildred
Durgee. Eleanor Davidson, Mildre5
Davidson. Mary Louise Engel, MaTlorie
van Airnlan Fuller. Margaret Fisher
Martha Fisher. Ruth L. Gilbert, Lorraine
-yersrdi. Dorothy Grace Gowier. Flor
.nce Hardgrove. Jean z. Harden. Grace
:. Hazard. Virginia Hunter. Dorothy
Holland. Blanche NJ Hughes, Betty
Hammond. Margaret Hedgcock, Lillian
Hardy. Florence Hodge, Helen Huck,
Elizabeth jenkins. Edith Grain, julia
<leg. Mildred Lutes. Phyllis Mcconnell,
Settv Monroe, June B. Nettleship, Ethel
!. Pidgeon, Elizabeth Profe. Frances
'uryis, Jane Peterson. Ethel Lois Payne,
lucille Prope. Marian Ruth, HowardIrc
robinson. NJ EIois Rogers. Helen z.
2ayner, Helen Richardson, Helen Sellers,
Dorothy Stackhouse. Beatrice Spasaf1
1leanora Seidler, Dorothy Simpson
sallie Stearns, Miriam Stackhouse.
Marjorie Stein, Jane L. Stein. Dorothy
oGdADAl. Dolly to4Apps AAaAS oPNAANr
Earu Trede. Leila Van Leer, Mary NJ.
Williams. Dorothy Woolf, Carol F.
Marjorie Whitlet and Eliza :
5ctil Waters
Seniors going 70 camp were: Mrs.
n Dec. Adams. Misses Ceril Cousins.
Rosalie Dunmette. Mrs. P. L. Gle
Misses Elizabeth +. Green, Cora
Hunter. Carolyn Mellichampe. Grace
SNYDER. Rosalie Snyder. Doris Vor
xoepeY and Marian r. Weed.
Ear9n KahirYt suffered very little IN
ne storm Of last Sunday. A. part Of
he retaining seawan WAS destroyed
and there was some damage 70 one o!
The tents. Despite the slight discom
fort Of 2 little dampness, the camp pro-
gram got under way and VAS carried
through 10 make This one of the most
e,IrceEsful csup weeks. The theme ~
he weeks activities was based upor
9 hat 3 girl may expect 70 get from
camp life. ,.
wondsy. which was Friendship
dsv." was devoted 10 the consideration
or the various aspects Of camp friend
shin. Even ~ meal times the glrlf
drew places at tables named for the
differing phases Of friendship, such al
lovaltv. tYuthfulness, sincerity. faith
filncss. Justice and dependablllty. In
the evening the girls took sunset
hike 70 Chalk Point.
Tuesday Was Health day At The
morning worship service Miss Ethel F
Newell the camp nurse, gave q talk or
the few simple health rules which al
good campers will observe. As par
u the evening program Mary Jane
Milford told bioodcurdling tale 0!
a pirates revenge Following the
story the Split Of masquerade seizec
: ne camp and suggested various Hallow.
zen games as q fitting close for thG
evening
Music day was given over 20 In,
members cf the music group. Nsgr'
folk songs and Spirituais we're III
bass for the entertainment. The pier
reD~e~entinS an old Southern shipping
Attention, Commission Merchants
have splendid esrnsF improved sy
Far,r-strys hFiek huffAfnR within iwa bloch