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

30 pm; beginners (4-6 years.. pm,
and advanced (4-1O) at 2:30 pm. The
boys dip will be on all three afternoons
from 2 to 2:30 at the K street pool.
The beginners class for girls Q0-l3
years) will meet Monday, wednesday
and Friday at 2:3o, starting June "a.
After June % and for the duration Of
at the e street pool will be the same
price as the evening dip.
The K street pool is open daily Tor
morning dips before business hours,
from to 8 o'clock.
At the recent conference Of associa-
ton physical directors great interest
was shown In the fact that the Wash
ington association was the only one
owning and operating three splendid
tennis courts. The courts are located
at the rear of the Blue Triangle Hut.
used with or without instruction on
Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays and
Thursdays. Glasses meet at all hours
from 6:45 In the morning until GAS at
night. Registration for classes and
reservations for the tennis courts may
be made at either Twentieth and B
streets or at the K street building.
Kamp KahIert.
Y. w. C. A. will be carried on at camp
during the Summer months. The coua-
selor staff for camp will be composed
of secretaries from the Washington. as
ISOLATION, together with group Of spe-
cialists. Miss Mabel Cook, Miss Doro-
thea Mcdowell and Miss Katherine
Moritz of the girl reserve department
will all be In camp for the girl reserve
period, June 24-July 8, and throughout
the Summer one Of these secretaries
will direct the junior program. Miss
Bertha Pabst and Miss Edith Dawson
Of the 3. and p. department wiz JOIN
the senior group for August. Score:
taries from the association who viii
assist on the camp stair for short
periods will be: Miss Saida Hartman,
Industrial secretary; Miss Virginia
Wingfield, membership secretary; Mrs.
Elizabeth Ketchurn of the education
department, and Miss Marion L. Meigs
or Miss Anna Van Buskirk of the health
education department. Special coun-
SelorS expected are as follows: Miss
RoSabel Burch, who is teacher of home
for Women, will be the dietitian; Miss
Marion Criswell, a third-year student
at the Medical College for Women in
Philadelphia, will be the health de
rector; Miss Lois Howard, who has
acted as counselor at camp before, will
be at Kahlert again; Miss Marguerite
Meyer, q student at George Washington
University. will act as an assistant
counselor: Mrs. Alice Sigworth Morse Of
the Morse Studio will have charge Of
dramatics and pageantry; swimming
will be in charge of Miss Frances Burk-,
halter, counselor for advanced camp
ing, and Miss Mary Esther Smith, until
July IS, when Miss Sylvia Gutman, who
was swimming counselor at the Ma
tional Y. w. G. A. Camp Maque, Me-,
last Summer, will take charge for the
rest Of the Summer. Music at camp
will be under the direction Of Miss
Elizabeth Robinson Reeder of Musking-
hum College, New Concord, Ohio. Miss
Katherine Everett win also assist with
arts and crafts and will be in charge
Of the dining room workers.
Seniors who left camp on Saturday
include: Margaret Callow, Ann McElroy,
Virginia Pryor and Ine2 Skinner.
Juniors who will leave tomorrow for
camp are Isabella Ager, Betty Lee
Alexander, Helen Altman, Elsie Louise