Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-22
A Dit
OF
RELAXATION
BY CoRINNE FRAZIER.

A CHANI1E IN the GATE Oh Tic
\ women's District Of Columbia
II net championships has been
j found necessary by the COM
mittee which has announced
that the new date selected win be Mon
day, August g. Originally, July 80 was
assigned for the event.
Entries are being received by Eliza
beth Bethel at Decatur 1926 and Ada
Doyle at Cleveland TIT. both of whom
are serving on the committee. Elsie
Jansen, chairman, is out of town but
will return In time to take charge OF
final arrangements
Announcement OF the courts on which
the tournament win be played Is ex-
uected early this week. The committee
now is arranging for this detail.
Entry fees OF 50 for the singles and
50 a team for doubles should be sent
to the committee with entries or paid
when players report for their initial
matches.
Georgetown playground tennis en-
thusiasts have had busy week playing
of the matches In the first round OF
their ground tournament which is be-
ing held for the purpose OF selecting
representatives for the inter playground
uOuUtGS ENCAll ttCAt AtthiSiA.
Survivors of the opening round In
clude Edna Mckinley. Dolores McKenna,
Katherine Bousher. Jenny Torreyson
and Clara Wren. Miss Mckinley de-
feated Margaret Beach. 6-l. Of; Miss
McKcnna scored over Rena Bryan 6--3,
rs. Miss Bousher defeated Mae King.
Ga, 6--3: Miss Tcrreyson BANKED
Blanche Hughes. 60, 60, and Miss
Wren defeated Mary Croft, 81, 60.
PLAY will continue this week. Emily
Beach and Lillian Torreyson Will COM
plete their unfinished first round match
Monday. Each has set, the former
winning the opener g. and the latter
taking the second 60.
Edith Clarke has reached the third
round in the Montrose Park tennis
tournament She defeated Sophie
Stuart, 60, Ga, yesterday to advance,
Seven first-round matches were re-
ported In the MontroSe Park event yes
terday, as follows:
Eleanor Henderson defeated Jane Rrookes,
Jones. Is. 90: Rose Dawes defeated vera
Latona, 10 - Sophie stuart ars debates sIeaess
scSWab defeated Elisabeth Payne, ss
IS, as; 'Bobhie" Boyle defeated Mar
g ssr;Ms a aS9rs Sahara s "a e Edh qark ''e'
w ~NtHAaN sfN' ~
Beginners and swimmers tests were
passed by large group OF girls In the
Rosedale pool this week under the d.
rection of Mrs. Catherine Pfeiffer Ladd,
instructor.
The beginners test consisting of
swimming so feet, was passed by tfe
following:
Gertrude Haish. Helen Richardson, Eliza
beth Lockwood. Helen Needham, Jane sois
Naeel. AlvA Tucker, Opal Miller, Annie kat.'
Annette Fosh; E,hel Hertz Louise Rioh fsnv
n Bar .i Lola Land Elisahsth Thomas Edna
HISS, Edna Hook, Mary Robson, MafsAfet
Cooper. Anna Wolfry, Mary Tomlisons Ailse
Lorraine Farran. Betty pnythyan, sarah
Mulvey. Helen MAGE and Dorothes coeh"
oFan
Surface dive and recovery of object,
straight swim Of 100 feet, back SWIM
OF so feet, float and demonstration OF
artificial respiration are the require
ments of the swimmers test which was
passed successfully by Gertrude Haigh,
Elizabeth Lockwood Helen Needham
and Hazel Martin OF Rosedale.
Mary Washington Frazer. Wash
ington girl, was q member OF the win"
ming tennis team. the AmaKons ~
Camp Nakanawa Junior, Mayland,
Tenn. which swamped the Volkyfies,
"a to 4, In the round robin series
For all athletic contests at the camp,
the entire personnel Is divided into the
two sections, Amazons and Voikyfies,
In addition to the tennis there VIII oe
swimming contests, track and field
meets and various games before the
season closes In September.
Members Of the Milton Swimming
and Life Saving Club who are just
now engaged In their Summer activities
nj Chesapeake Beach, Md, held q meet
ing Friday afternoon at the home OF It's
founder -president Mrs. samuel Bur.