Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-08

The usual twilight music hour will be
held on the roof Of the Y. w. c. A. this
afternoon During the Summer months
the program viii be given at 5 O'Clock
instead of 4:30. Miss Alice Edwards of
the music committee of the Y. w. G. A.
will be In charge of the program, and
as this Is the week of the French ma
tional holiday. Bastille day. the pro-
gram will be French in character. There
will also be group singing and some
numbers over the new radiola. which
has recently been installed. Miss Hettte
P. Anderson. general secretary. will be
the hostess and the public Is cordially
invited to attend.
The Y. w. c. A. roof was a popular
place on the evening of July 4, when
many gathered there to watch the beau
tiful display of fireworks and to listen
to the concert over the radiola.
The community conference OF the Y.
w. c. A. for the Eastern region OF the
United States north of Virginia will be
held at Silver Bay. Lake George, N.
Y. for the period beginning July 10 and
ending July 20. The Washington asso-
citation will be represented by Miss Alta
Smith and Miss Pauline Meyers OF the
Elizabeth Somers Residence: Miss Ruth
Dodd. Miss Margaret Gaylord, Mrs.
Margaret Ferris, Mrs. Gertrude Strong.
Miss Blanch Bogard. Miss Martha
Morrison and Miss Elizabeth Olsen
of different units In the business
and professional women's depart
ment, and by Miss Mary Fox, Miss
and Miss Bertha PabSt of the stan,
Several members of the party have al
ready left Washington. Misses Ennes,
Smith and Meyers are motoring to Sill
yer BAY. The rest of the party will get
together tomorrow afternoon in New
York, preliminary to sailing on the Hud-
son River night boat en- route TO the
conference. A clever song has been
written for the delegation by Mrs. Olive
Kephart Of the Amicitia Club OF the
business and professional department.
The delegation is also equipped with a
very beautiful Washington Y. w. G. A.
banner. bearing the~Capitol dome.
The education department announces
that more pianos will be available for
rental beginning with this week.
Miss Alice Edwards of the music de-
partment Is not giving voice lessons
through the Summer months, but Miss
harrington will continue piano lessons
during that season.
Miss Ardell Payne, formerly men,
Der of the Y, w. c. A. staff, Is subSti-
tuting at the Z Street Center during the
vacation periods
Secretaries leaving for vacations this
week include the general secretary, Miss
Hettie r. Anderson. who Will leave Fri.
day for Chicago. Miss Anderson VIII
with relatives Miss Mabel Cook and
Miss Marie Alice Bates will also leave
during the week for q months vacation.
Ramp Kahlert.
Among the juniors who went down to
camp on the bus yesterday morning
were Mary F. Ady. Madeline Adams.
Helen Adler. Louisa Arnold. Evelyn
Ault. Katherine Coale. Elizabeth Coale,
Eleanor Clark. Frances Combs. Ellen
Coward, Elizabeth Cox, Katherine
Cunningham. Joan Daskam, Barbara
Daskam, Evelyn Goldberg, Gretchen
Geieer, Virginia Groton, Dorothy Hair,
Virginia Hayes. Grace Hayes. Elinor M,
Holmes, Lorraine Hughes. Margaret
Hines, Katherine Ireland. Elizabeth r.
King, Patricia King, Ruth Ki2er.
Martha Jane Limbaugh, La Neir A,
Lindsey Martha Myers, Frances Neu-
beck, Beatrice Pail. Vera Pergler.
Frances Pope, Jane B. Sappington, Lois
Sellers. Emily Starrat, Myrtle Stevens
and Ruth Thomasson. Seniors who
WENT OH NdNdtAth SNoNtAAoS AbNNANS
Misses Gertrude Halpins, Eleanor West
ergren, Ruth Westergren and Esther
Roehken, and among those spending the
week end are Emily Hammond, Sara
Wright, Ruby Collins and Loretto
Linskey
Upon the arrival OF the new girls ut
camp Yesterday there was division OF
the entire camp into groups, To-day
these groups win select their representa-
tives on the council for the ensuing
week. The camp council has charge OF
The planning OF the activities OF the
amp for the week
July was festal day at Kamp
sahlert from the time the rising ben
ang at o'clock, until the last spar
xlers died out IN the evening. At 7;i5
he girls went for their morning dip
This was followed by the fias-raising
ceremony at 7;4S. when the flags Of all
nations we're raised, headed by the star
Spangled Banner and the Christian
Church flag with the blue-triangled
emblem of the Girl Reserves at the foot
Of the pole Following the salute to the
church nag and the pledge to the ftag
the girls gave the pledge Of world fell
iowship to the flags of other nations
This pledge. written by Girl Reserve
Is. II pledge my respect to the iiesS o
other nations and my friendship TO thu
people they represent"
During The morning the usual camp