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

season both OF WHICH OCCuEISu
during the past week.
Swimmers at the camp successfully
completed their senior and Junior RED
Gross iife-saving test In water sport
meet held Just prior to the annual held
and water meet which was staged on
July 4.
Francesca Martin and Evelyn Walker
passed the senior tests. Winners of the
Junior emblem were Jane Huss, Mary
Jane Milford, Bernice Pitzer. Margaret
Abbey. Margaret Hall. Jane Almond,
Helen Berezoski. Betty Shipp and Grace
LEIGH.
FIRST hoaors in the water meet went
70 the Blue team. which toteled 10
ooints to the Whites 3D. The entire
croup of swimmers was divided into the
two sections, Blue and White.
Whites won the ''pajama" relay, which
featured the meet. their team being
composed of Helen Be:ezoski Margaret
MAYO, BOBBY Huss and Mary Middleton.
Another interesting water event was
the boat race without oars. won by Nell
Crifith, Bernice Pitzer, Evelyn Walker
and Helen Berezoski OF the whites.
Blues won the water leapfrog feature,
| their team consisting of Dorothy Sea-
| ton. Helen Parmet, Gladys Poole and
Martha Stauffer of the Blues won the
| candle race.
| Results of the meet:
| Ftoatiug eonteSt-wen by Jane Bishop;
second. Dorothy Season third. Jessie Boston
] Candle rzce-Won BY Marcia Stauuef'
/ Undressing race fepen only 10 Hte-sayins
EroupD--Won by Jane ~huss second EFelyh
wsis.I Tine; 81 ,s ssc iGan.aa11m.d,.te,,won
| by Clare shumake; second, Dorothy fordi
| third. Judy. Rodier,. NO.,
/ he Helen RerezoskI: second, Gertrude
| BiskeSley third, Evelyn walker a..
Back float tbeginnsrsl-Won pg gun ma A.,
swim with hands ted--won by Evelyn
seatorl, n Psrmet 9. Poole and r. Ash
Paiama rsiay-won by Whites 0eam-H
Berezosk!, NJ Mayo, b. Pitzer and
Raat race without oars-won by White White
ftesm-NelI Grifith. Bernice Pit2er EYelyf
Walker and Helen Berezoskp'
Track and field hOnors were tied, tht
Blues and the Whites each winning u
points. This gave the Championship Of
The dsv to the Blues with a grand
total Of e6 points to the Whites 81
Mary Middleton captained the VIC
,ori0us side. Nell Grimm was TN
leader Of the Whites.
Novel events featured the field pro-
gram. including a FELLOWSHIP relay
man. monkey and crab" race, news
paper race, wheelbarrov race enc
three legged run
Winners Of the events were AZ iol
lows:
I Obstacle race won By Mona Laurent an
Ne sewspap.r rse.-won by Neil GRIMM
wheeIbsrrow raee-Won by Berniee Pitze
'' so-S Ssq Oblivion py Naomi Crown
Three-ieEged rses-Won by Margaret Ham
ni piilow saf H r.a,Wo Won by Blues Team
Frances Douglas Jane HusS. jane A,lmo.nhe
Dorothy Csthers oe,s ssey nd maTs ddetor
! Man. monkey ana crab raee--Won py MAJ
Jsne Curry, Reba Barton and Mona Lauren
Chevy Chase Club will be the seen
Of the junior District Of Columbia ne
tournament for girls opening tomorrow
morning. Cars going TO Chevy ChaS
Lake or KensinRton pass by the Gu
and stop at the front entrance Entire
for the tournament may be made
the courts or by telephoninR Carolin
Jansen. The Mendoza, North 7lo6.
. Summer programs on the local play
grounds opened In full force on july
I Win the a0ditlDn oI InHe IMAM J" u"
centerS 10 the group already In action
. including school Fairgrounds IN All sec
z lions Of the city which VIII operat
B.. slutu Geptember on fun time basi
} Ike the municipal centers.
Quot tournaments and paddle tennI
are the chief sports at the schof
grounds this month Test button wort
Of course. will have It's place, A nhmbe
Of girls already have passed their test
on school grounds this week. ANON
d these are the following from Phillip
/ playground Bronze buttons, Louise u
Lander, Ethel Jsnkins. Blanche Lack'