Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-06-23

Barber, Betty Barker, Gertrude Bar
stow, Helen Bell, Helen M. Bittinger,
Betty Brundage, Polly Burr, Barbara
A. Cation, Margaret Clark, Dorothy
Cramer, Betty Craig, Betty Deneram,
Frances Douglass, Elizabeth Dreos,
Helen M Freshman, Frances Fox, Mar
1orie Fuller, Betty Goodyear, Alice
Haley, Grace Hall, Susan Hall, Ber-
nardine Harding, Dorothy Harper, Alice
Helen Harris, Margaret Hedgcock, Ellen
Henley, Jane Hughes. Virginia G.
Hunter. Catherine p Kennedy, Chris
tine Kidwell, Anne King, Julia Kley.
Mary G. Livingston, Marjorie Lennon,
Doris Linkins. Virginia Lyard, Audrey
Marcelas, Ruth r. McCrory, Sarah Nc
Elroy, Mary Ellen Meiring, Kate c.
Moore Rachel Moorefleld, Mary Jane
Muhord, Beatrice Mullin, Ruth z. Nails,
Julia E. Neff, Estelle Norton, Thelma
Matte Ould, Anna L. Price, Frances
Purvis, Ethel Quisenberry, Elois Rogers,
Helen Rogers, Virginia Salisbury, Alice
Schwartz, Ellen Pine Siemon, Beatrice
Spasaf, Margaret Stirewalt, That's
Spencer, Lois Spencer, Betty Stephan,
Georgia Stonlil, Elizabeth Taylor, Ann
Tharin, Jean Thompdon, Winifred
thompson, Loise Thompson, Irma Trix-
Ter, Doris Tucker, Carolyn Van Devan-
ter. Abigail Veerhof, Amy Veerhoff,
Bertha Anna Won Bernewitz, Mary Lesta
Wakeman. Janet Walther, Theda Louise
Ward, Helen Wolcott and Carolyn
Yerkes.
Vacation Lodge.
Vacation Lodge is being put in con-
dition both inside and out. Newly
decorated. the lodge presents a home
like and beautiful appearance for the
family of 80 guests who are gathered
there at the present time. The grounds
are responding to the care being given
them and the tennis courts have been
put in condition. Season guests who
Misses Corrinne Christian, M. A. Hutch
ison and Mildred Barry. Registered for
next week to remain for the Summer
are Misses Helen Warren and Mary z.
Norwood. Remaining for the week are
Miss Bessie Brown and Mrs. Brown and
week end guests include: Misses Alice
E. Smith, Laura May. Mrs. and Miss
Thayer. The hour for the devotional
service at the lodge has been fixed for
Q o'clock each Sunday evening.
Girl Reserves.
T The Girl Reserve department Is pre-
senting Summer program Tuesdays
and Thursdays. beginning June IS at
10 am. On Tuesdays there will be
hobby groups, such as campcraft, nature
lore, 'kodaking and others that the girls
may choose, followed by swimming. On
each Thursday the girls will leave the
Y. W. G. A. at 10 am. on outdoor trips,
such as hikes, nature trips and visits
to interesting places throughout the
city. Eighty-fice Girl Reserves and sew
eral advisers are registered for the Girl
Reserve conference at Ramp Kahlert
June "a to July 8. The Girl Reserve
secretaries, Miss Mabel r. Cook, Miss
Katherine Moritz and Miss Dorothea
Mcdowell. will be In charge Of the pro-
gram and win be assisted by specialists
from Washington. Mrs. Fereba B.
Croxton, the executive secretary Of the
Social Hygiene Society, will lead series
Of discussions on personal hygiene and
social relations. Miss Lillian Washing
ton, Girl Reserve secretary of the
Phyllis Wheatley Y. w. G. A., will lead
a discussion on Race Relations" The
world fellowship committee, under the
direction of Miss Helen Hudson, chair