Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-07-07
Y. VIC. A. News

will be given on the roof OF tne
Y. w. G. A., at Seventeenth and K
streets this afternoon at o'clock, Miss
Anderson. general secretary, will be
turns Mondsy tEqm thf hela endu aah
Point, N. j. Besides being a delegate
from the washington association. Miss
Hartman has for the second year sue
ceSsfully managed the book store OF
the conference.
Mrs. Irving Ketcham, Miss Mabel
Cook, Miss Edith Dawson, Mrs. F. r..
Davis, Miss Imogene Ireland and MISS
Helen Trent leave tomorrow for silver
Bay, via the Baltimore g. Ohio and the
by Miss Virginia Wingf1eld and Miss
Mary Wingfield at New York and Mrs.
James Craig Peacock at Albany. The
conference opens on Tuesday. July 3.
The Washington delegates will ally
themselves with one. Of three groups
for the study of problems OF business
girls. industrial women or with the
leadership seminar.
Miss Florence L. Hillengas began her
work as assistant to the director at
the Elizabeth SomerS Residence July
/, She was assistant residence
secretary in Denver. Colo. for several
years. She was also connected with
the business office Of the National
School, 1875 East Fifty-second street.
New York City.
Ramp Kahlert.
The second week of the Girl Reserve
Conference at Ramp Kahlert is Closing
with rs in attendance. Tomorrow
new detachment of juniors. including
some Girl Reserves. will leave by bus
from Seventeenth and K streets Tor
a week or two weeks at this playground
of the Y. w. c. A. on West River.
Girl Reserves Sunday met IN
friendship circle at Camp Fire Point
the girls unable to attend the con-
ference. dedicating the campfire to
them, After the welcome to the new
girls on Monday a track meet between
the Athenians and the Spartans took
place and the day closed with the
singing of songs at Camp Fire Point.
A base ball team was organized on
Tuesday, which played the Baltlmore
Camp girls at Camp Pauatinika, south
River. The Kahlert girls LETT West
River on q motor launch. They hao
picnic dinner on the launch, arriving
at the Baltimore Girl Reserve encamp-
ment In time for long afternoon OF
good times. The following girls com
posed the washington team: Nell Grit
iith, captain and pitcher; Nell Pagan.
first base: Winifred Thompson, second
base: Helen Bittenger. third base;
Julia Kley, left field; Abigail Vernon,
center field; Maxine Michaelson, right
field: Anne Therin, short stop, ana
Mary Lesta Wakeman, catcher. seniors
and juniors united in the Fourth OF
July program, which carried patr1ouc
emphasis throughout the day. A water
S..s.I,,nI 4~oeI, rsoaa% apd frcwnrkS were
most enlivening.
Mrs. F. B. Croxtan, executive secre-
tary Of the Social Hygiene Society, who
spoke to the group last week, returned
on Thursday for second talk on
Personal Relations"
Miss Helen Hudson, chairman OF the
world fellowship committee of the Y. w.
c. A., gave talk Friday on relations
with girls of other countries. Various
aspects of the problem were considered
and plans we're formulated Tor study
during the Winter.
Mrs. Alice Sigworth Morse directed
two plays that were given Saturday.
Spreading the News" had the following
cast: BARLEY Fallon, Amy Veerhod ;
Mrs. Fallon, Ellen Spencer; Mrs. Tully,
Mary Short; James Ryan, Abigail
Veerhoff: Tim Casey, Betty Brlndage;
Shawn Early, Mary Lesta Wakeman;
Mrs. Tarkey, Florence Carpenter; Jack
Smith, Julia Kleg; a policeman, Jane
Huges; magistrate, Ethel Gutenberg.
1.-The Romancers" was the second play
given and it was interpreted as follows:
Burgamin, Peggy Anderson; Pasquinot,
Anne Therin; Sylvette, Helen Bittinger;
Percinet, Lois Spencer; Straforel. Mary
Jane Mullen; swordsmen, Elizabeth Tay-
lor and Frances Purvis; musicians,
Estelle Norton and Helen Bell; word
robe mistress, Doris Tucker: properties.
Frances Purvis; makeup, Winifred
Thompson.
One of the weekly excitements is
the reading of the Kahlert Krier, and
this took place on Saturday evening.
The Krier is edited by the journalism
group. The closing feature of the
conference will be the Girl Reserve
ceremonial to be given this evening,
with Lois Spencer, president Of the
Washington Girl Reserve Council, pre-
siding. The following juniors are regis
| tered to leave for Ramp Kahlert to-
morrow: Helen Baltzell, Reba Barton.
Jessie Barton, Edith Bruce, Helen
Cavis. Eleanor Clark, Mary Engle, Doro-