Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-07-21
Y. w. C. A.

The regular twilight music hour will
be held on the roof of the Y. w. G. A,
at Seventeenth and K streets, at
o'clock this afternoon, when the pro-
gram will be given by Miss Mabel Lati
mer, soprano Miss Helen Swygert, pi-
anoist and Miss Louise Leeds. accom-
PIANIST. Miss Helen Jones of the stan
will be hostess The Social Usage Glass,
taught by Miss Alice Hutchins Drake
will meet for the last session on Iues-
day evening, at 1880 o'clock. at Dunn
a Martins where a demonstration OF
we'll appointed tables for formal ana
informal dinners and uncheons VIII pc
given.
Kamp Kahlert.
During the last week three members
have been added to the Kahiert staIl-
Miss Jean Jackson of Washington, VINO
was formerly a counselor, has returned
TO act as assistant to the director, MISS
Dunlap: Miss Sylvia Gutman OF Scne-
nectady. N. Y, will have charge Oh the
swimming activities of the camp, ana
Miss Lillian Bouis of Baltimore. Mo-
will direct activit eS at the Craft House
The girls are making many articles
during the arts and crafts period Belts'
pocketbooks, notebook covers, Key cases
and wristbands are being made from
leather. Scarfs and handkerchiefs are
being tie-dyed Later in the summer
as the girls become more proflclent,
they will make luncheon sets.
The music and dancing group pre-
sented the "Kahlert Hat Box Revue
Monday as a welcome to the new girls.
Singing and solo dancing were featured.
The numbers were as follows: Hats
Sneak for Themselves" recitation,
Jerry Lessner; Hats: Sophistlcatlon.
Frances Pope; Sweetness" Lorraine
Gerardi; Beauty" Margaretta Lou
den: "Vamp," Dorothy Fiske; FLAP
per" Helene Permit; Athlete" blanche
Hughes; student" Martha Surface.
THE Kahlert Derby" was SOLO dance
bv Margaretta Louden. Lorraine GeraIol
and Martha Limbough portrayeo INC
Green Hat" High Hats" were Mar
raretta Louden and Helen Permut. In
fhe finale, THE Kahlert Hat Shoppe
Novelty" the French maids were
FRANCES Pope, Dorothy Fiske, Jane
hughes. Martha Surface, Marion Mans
field. Martha Limbaugh. DORIS May,
hew EVELYN Goldberg. THE Bell HOP
was Helen Permit. who gave an eAlioi-
ton of acrobatic dancing. ,,;ss
The Woodcraft group; leu Wy psrEs
Lois Howard and Miss Frances burk-
halter took several sunrise hikes as
nreparation for an overnight hike SAT
Irday. Following a night spent OH
ponchos in true camp style the nlk sI. D
cooked their breakfast over an open III {
and returned to camp in time 1or morn IN
ing worship. Those who took tne n is
church, Martha Dodson. Lee Bailey,
Mary Lois Rice, Marlowe DAVIS EieaIlof
Rusk and That's Spencer. .,
Marguerite Skinner. Maxine michel,
xon Helen Briggs, Helen Shepherd ana
peggy Anderson completed the life saw
ing test Another group Will DC All
structed by Miss Gutman.
with activity and pleasure the ORA
matics group presented Shakespeare
"N6idsumner Nights Dream" to the
camn. The play, which was oTecteo
by Mrs. Alice Sigsworth Morse, assisIeu
bv Miss Marguerite Meyer, was pre-
sented lust at dusk, with the wooos 40
a background for the action Oh Cns
seats were provided by several OF the
cann cars. Miss Lillian Bouts, VINO
has studied stagecraft at the Maryland
TrstitlIte. had charge of the arrange
I11ent of the stage and the properties
for the play The cast was: Iheseus'
Duke of Athens, Abigail vernon
Eeeus. Father to Hernia, Anne wal
lace; Lysander. Eileen Fergusen' Densr
trius. Edith Gram; Philostrate, MasCer
~ Reyelry. Dorothy Strickly; ounce,
a carpenter. Florence Carpenter; Bot
tom a weaver Amy Veerhoft; Flule,
a hellovsmaker, Reba Barton; Snout'
a tinker, Elizabeth Duivan; Starvelmg'
a tailor. Mary Engle; Snug, joiner;
That's Spencer: Hippolyta. queen OF
Amazons. Constance k MsSsaTet fg laws
Helena, Hazel Cardwell; Ooeroai'
king of the fairies Edith Bruce; II
tania. queen of the fairies. Lorraine
CSerardi Puck, Myrtle Stevens; Pease-
blossom. Brownie Middleton: CooWep,
Billie Laws; Moth, Marian Walsh;
Mustardseed, Jerry Lesner; FAIRIES,
Eleanor Clark, and Doris Mayhe"'
Chanpeling Boy. Suzanne Morse.
A group of girls from Camp PaWa-
tinika. the Baltimore Y. w. G. A.
Camp. came by launch to visit Ramp
Kahlert Wednesday. The afternoon
was spent in out-of-door sports, m
Guiding a base ball game and SWIM
ming. After picnic supper on me
beach they were entertained with Two
plays given by the kahlert DramatN
Group.
The seniors who left for Ramp
Kahlert Saturday are Kitty Nolan,
Roberta Ericsson, Mary ellis, ReoecGa
Reed. Margaret e. MacIlree, Mrs. LII
lian Bradley, Lillian Krause. The
juniors who will leave for Ramp Mon
day are Elizabeth Benson. Margaret
Benson. Katherine Cottar, Cecil Keats.
sally Wallace, Margaret Warner, Mary
e. Warner, Edith Coleman. Rosemary
Plaskett. Lucille Rusk, Jean Duval, Ger
trlde Rusk, Gertrude Rogers, Ona
Regan, Rose Ellen Elom. Virginia
Davie. Shirley Rowe, Betty Craig
Dorothy Maxwell, Doris Pitcher, Flor
ence Hardgnose, Dolly Barley and
Josephine Griffith.
Vacation Lodge.
Among arrivals during the week were
The Misses Alice Cox, Alma Day, Karla
Proxies, Maud GruZard and Marion
Lambie. Week end guests were Miss
z Grace Rarrett Miss Maude ThOmp-