Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-07-28

pared and presented q play as the enc
tertainment for Saturday night. The
Kahlert Krier made its weekly appear
snce on Sunday, sponsored by the jour-
7Alism group.
Thursday the entire camp joined the
tking group for a brisk walk along the
ceuntry roads. The hike ended with =
was followed by 4 launch ride into the
bay and back TO camp In time for
lights out"
water sports have occupied the at
tention Of many Of the girls. During
the week boating tests were passed by
the following girls: Dorothy Fisk, Myr-
tie Stevens, Janet Young, Marlowe
Davis Catherine Church, Elizabeth
Pierce. Martha Dodson. That's Spencer,
Adelaide Rau, Charlotte Davis. Hazel
Cardwell. Audrey Babcock, Jean Wolfe,
Hilda Champion, Doris Pither, Gertrude
Rogers, Pat Wrightson and Bessie
Watkins.
In the advanced swimming class this
week were Caroline Mcmillan, Jerry
Lesner. Winifred Sias, Fat Wrishtson,
Betsy watkins Hortense Clifford, Helen
Jones, Ona Regan, Dorothy Fisk, Fran
ces Pope, Catherine Street, Anna Hunt
er. Doris Pither, Rebecca Reed. Anne
Veerhoff, Helen Permit. The follow
ing girls passed the intermediate test:
June Cole, Catherine Gotten, Virginia
David. Elizabeth Pierce, Cecil Keats,
Jane Louise Stein, Gertrude Rogers,
Josephine Grif1th, Lillian Krause. Ade-
line knight. Jean Wolfe, Hilda Cramp-
ton and Mary Enele.
Vacation Lodge.
The Sunday vespers will be at $50,
when the membership committee OF the
Y. w. G. A. will be In charge. Mrs:
George Winchester Stone, president Of
the chapter council, will lead the devU-
tons; Miss Virginia Wingfleld. member
ship.recreation secretary. will be the
speaker. and Miss Sue Weeks Will sing
Miss Wingfield will bring to the guests
some echoes from the Eastern commu-
nifty conference of the Y. w. G. A. At
Silver Bay, which she attended as .
delegate from the membership depart
fnent.
Miss Augusta r. Cullen is returning
to her apartment on Park road the
first Of the week to entertain . party
of friends who are motoring here from
North Dakota. Miss Carla Davis, q
season guest, Is visiting at her home IN
Glens Falls N. Y. MRS. r. M. Clarke
has returned to her apartment, In
Stoneleigh Court, after q two-week stay
at the lodge. Among new registrations
at the lodge for an indefinite stay are
Miss Katherine Kelleher, Miss Grace
Hodges and Miss Helen Reed. Miss
Hedy Kortman, Mrs. Herbert Aough,
Miss Ridgway and Miss Bishop were
week end visitors.
Health Education.
The attendance in the Seventeenth
and K streets pool for the last week Of
cool weather was 1924 for classes
pools at 6l4 E street and in the main
building is examined twice q week the
year round by the Health Department
of the District, and reports show the
water to be pure as drinking water be-
cause Of the system used for disinfec-
ton and cleaning.
During the Summer season last year
| in 20l Y. w. C. AS of the United
States there were 238, 800 girls enrolled
in health education classes, many for
vacation activities that Increased their
skill in the water or developed them
physically to excel at any sport.
b. & p. Department.
Amicitia Club officers recently elected
are: President, Mrs. Margaret Z. Ferris; ;
vice president, Mrs. Sophronia McNair;
recording secretary, Mary DuVai, corfe-
spondence secretary, Lulu Redmi!ss;
treasurer. Mrs. Carrie Golden. This
club, with others of the business and
professional wen1en's department, will
hold no meetings until FAN.
Girl Reserve Department. -,
On Tuesday morning the Girl Reserve
interest groups at Seventeenth and K
streets promise themselves q busy pro-
gram. The arts and craft group will
make leather bags and purses. Those
In the first-Aid group will learn ban
dagif1.. At 1915 the dramatic group
expects to stage a play, "The Rename
ers," by Edmond Rostand. In the cast
are: Sylvette. played by Betty 3run-
dage: Percinet, Mary Lesta Wakemsn;
Straforel, Lois Spencer; Benjamin. vir-
gi1ia Sabotka: Pasquinot, Josephine
Yates. The Thursday outdoor group
is planning to visit Tech High School
swimming pool.