Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-20

The Y. MY. w. Recreation Commit
tee will sponsor dance on the roof Of
the Y. w. G. A. at Seventeenth and x
streets July rs, from 8 to IL o'clock.
Miss Mabel r. Cook, executive Of the
Girl Reserve Department, with the as
sistance of Miss Marion L. Meigs, health
education director; Miss Lois Spencer,
Miss Margaret Cragg, Miss Jessie Fisher,
Miss Mary Lesta Wakenan and Miss
Ethel Quisenberry, Is conducting the
stay-at-home program for this week.
There are still some openings left In
the golf classes which are starting Tues
day evening. The course with Mel
Shorey of the East Potomac Golf Links
includes 10 lessons. Beginners will meet
at o'clock Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday from July % to August IL.
Advanced work is given the same eve
nings at 8 o'clock. Registrations are
taken at the health education ONCE.
The Ola e street schedule includes the
following new swimming classes, which
start this week: A third grade class
(single and double overarnn), will meet
on Tuesday and Thursday at $3.50 pm,
starting Tuesday. There will be a sec
ond grade or side stroke and treading
water class meeting on Tuesday and
Thursday at Q o'clock, commencing
Thursday, July "a.
The Seventeenth and K streets pool
has the following swimming classes
starting this week: Second grade on
July %; first grade or beginners on
Monday Wednesday, at $50. starting
July %: first grade or beginners at 4
pm. Monday, Wednesday and Friday,
starting the 25th; second grade at 9
o'clock Monday, Wednesday and Friday,
starting the 25th.
There is still time for children who
know a little about swimming to get In
on the Monday. Wednesday and Friday
class at 2 o'clock. The boys classes and
the mixed classes meet Tuesday, Thurs
day and Saturday afternoons.
The seniors will leave Ramp KahIert
early In the morning on July IS for an
all-day exploring the Rhodes, Severn
and Wry Rivers of Maryland, stopping
over at number Of islands and visit
ing st. Michaels on the Eastern Shore.
They viii return to camp that night.
Those going to Ramp Kahlert July
81 will take a launch trip the next day
which will last two days. The group
will stay overnight at st. Michaels and
explore the numerous rivers along the
Chesapeake Bay. Both of these trips
will be under the direction of Miss
saba L. Hartman, industrial secretary
of the Y. w. @. A. and senior counselor
at Ramp Kahlert. Further information
In regard to these trips may be had at
the information desk at Seventeenth
and K streets.
Fitting" form Of dancing empha-
sizing the individual expression and
freeing ones body from artificiality and
is new interest at Kamp
Kahlert. Every girl in camp has prac-
tically been trying out her skill In
this way at all corners of the grounds.
The first aid group Is studying what
TO do with snake bites and learning
about actual snake life
The advance campers have been
building their own equipment, such as
tables and lean-toS and q pioneer camp
ing center. Work has been begun on
an outdoor stove.
Music was one OF the special themes
for the evening group meeting Monday.
Music of the Rain" was the topic,
Music of the Insects; Wed
nesday, Music of the Trees; Thurs
day, Music of the Rivers; Friday.
Music Appreciation" and SATURDAY.,
Music of q Contented Camp
Forty campers took part In the Gomez
dy presented July IL by the dramatic
group.