Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-22
l. ". c. A.

THIS afternoon at 5 O'Clock when there
viii be group singing and an informa
program. Miss Alice Edwards will sing
accompanied by Miss Helen Earring
ton. Miss harrington will also give
piano selections, Miss Minnie v. Sand
berg viii be the staff hostess, Last
Sunday Miss Leona X. BiXier and Miss
Alma Day each gave group of songs
and Mr.. Iabach played several piano
numbers. Miss Carroll acted as host
eSs for the afternoon.
The roof of the headquarters building
al Seventeenth and K streets offers a
Pleasant place to escape the heat of
hot Summer evenings Friends OF the
association, both men and women, are
invited 70 use the roof at all times.
They will find comfortable chairs and
good radio is in operation from 6
to 10 pm. Elevator service is continued
until 10 pm.
Miss Sarah Lyon Of the foreign divi-
sion Of the Y. w. c. A. national board
has just returned to New York from
conferences in Palestine, Budapest and
Beirut. Miss Lyon. who sailed last
March, attended the international Mis-
sionary Council meeting in Jerusalem
In April and visited many y, w. c. A.
certers In Turkey. Syria and central
Europe. She reports that Geneva is
gaining in popularity as interns tional
headquarters for all phases Of interna-
tional work. The latest 10 join the
group will be the world committee of
the Y, w. c. A. BY vote of the last
world conference in Budapest last
month. the headquarters of the Y. w.
C. A. work in 90 countries will be trans
ferre6 from London in 1890
The downtown center at 6l4 E street
Is truly an international house these
vacation days, During the past fort
night the following have oeen iegis-
tered there from various countries; Miss
Rena NJ HutohenS and Mrs. E. p. Daw-
son Of London. England; Miss Marie
Poulson Of CopeDhagen. Denmark. Miss
Catherine Hutton OF Edinburgh. Scot
land: Misses EDITH and Rose Harris of
Sydney. Australia: Miss A. NJ. william
son. Miss Ruth NJ. Cullen and Mrs.
q. Mitchell from Montreal. Canada. and
Miss Mabel BsSsett from Toronto.
Miss Minnie V. Sandberg. education
director OF the Washington association,
has Just returned from vacation spent
OF her home in Kansas City.
Miss Bertha PabSt. business and pro-
fessional woman's secretary, who re-
turned from Silver Bay conference this
week, will leave at once on her vaca-
ton. Other secretaries leaving on vaca-
ton trips are Mrs Minnie AShby. who
viii go TO Virginia Beach and 10 Fred
egickSburg Va: Miss Elsie r Bunting
and Miss Annahel Bird, who will so to
her home on West River Nd
Added 10 the association staff for the
Summer months are Mrs Elizabeth
Tanner and Mrs Hunsacker of the food
service department at K street.
A special talk on Words" will be
given on Monday at I pm. by Miss
Alice H. Drake This follows her course
IN word analysis. which has just closed.
There will be Y. NJ. c. A-Y. W.
c. A. dance on the roof al Seventeenth
and K streets the evening of July 81,
beginning at 9 pm. Members of the
Army Band viii compose the orchestra.
Industrial Department.
On Saturday and Sunday. July 1923.
conference will be held at Bryn Mawr
College, Bryn Mawr. Pa. when the
question Of the five-day week and en-
ployment will be the subject for dis
cussion Miss Lucy Garner, national
industrial secretary OF the Y. w. C. A.,
win speak on "Woman's Hours and the
Shorter Week" Miss Saida L. Hart
man. industrial secretary in the wash
ing1on association and Miss Selma
attend
The industrial house party. which is
being held at Kamp Kahlert this week.
is well attended
Vacation Lodge. =
The attractions of the Summer
csnters of the Y. ". c. A. are aupeal-
ing TO many this Summer. Vacation
Lodge is proving comfortable home
for a large number during these hot
days. and many others are going ont
for dinner and to spend the evening
Last Sunday, Miss Christine Ross and
Miss Mary Louise Brown who are
spending the Summer at the lodge !.
There were also II other dinner guests
from the city. Tuesday evenirlg. Mrs
z. h Moore entertained Mr. and Mrs
z. K. Enllin and Mr. Edward Markham
Of Connecticut for dinner IL
Additions 10 the lodge household re-
Gently have been; Misses Clara Bailey.
Anna Dill. Aida Fox, Hewlett. vioiette
Morning. Cynthia Reed Doris Schuk.
Elizabeth StefIen. Editn Wasmuth..
Mauilys Tug and Mrs Z. IL Moore
Miss Grace Houghton. rho has been
spending her vacation on the Massa-
chusetts coast, is returning to the lodge
this week.
Al the informal Sunday evening
meeting last week. Mrs Ella Prescott
led the service and gave short talk
when her subject vas The One
The glie6ts at the lodge had the privi-
lege Of see1tlg very interesting picture
last Tuesday evening through the
courtesy Of the Forestry Service Miss
Sophie HUH showed the picture "Trees
Of Righteousness.
Ramp KahIert
Many of the juniors at Ramp last
week are staying over for a longer
period. and among those going down on
the bus yesterday were: Eleanor Lee Al
oaush, Betty Brundage, Betty Craig.
Catherine e. Church. Nettie D. Etchin-
son. Frances Edelin,, Lee A. Enbrey.
Betsy N. Evans, Isabel Farrar, Jean
Hammerlund. Anne King. Beth King
Marguerite Moses. Adelaide H. Ray,
Gertrude Rusk. Alma Lee Strider
Claire Shepherd. Frances Webb Jane
WEIGH and Mildred Williams. Among
the senior yacationists were: Misses
Julia Goodman. Beth Clendaniel Ruth
Goidie Davis, Grace Hill, Mildred Lad
ner. Mary Mellefont. Olive OHern
warfeie Week enders registered are
Misses Mary Adams. Hazel Davis.
Emma n Flint. Edna z. Mulliniz.
Dulcie Potter. Gertrude Rebinette. Eshcl
RoSenoerger. Grace Smith. Mavne
Thompson. Estelle 9. Zarin. Mrs. Mil
dre6 Kieffer Mrs. Vera z. O'Neiil and
Mrs. John Zier.
Among the leading swimming events
Of the week ~ Ramp Kalliert were the