Evening star., 1930-06-25
CHILDREN ENJOY
CAMP VACATIONS
First Group of Happy Boys
and Girls Leave Heat
for Park Shade.

Camp Good Will opened its portals
today for the first group of happy boys
and girls who found welcome relief
from the heat of the city in the inviting
shade of the big open spaces In Rock
Creek Park.
With the opening yesterday of Camp
Pleasant for colored children, approx
mately 300 boys and girls, including a
number of mothers with babies, are
enjoying their first vacation of the sea-
son at(the two camps under the auspices
OF the Summer outing committee of the
Associated Charities, the expenses. of
which are now financed largely through
the Community Chest.
Registered This Morning.
The candidates for Camp Good VIII
had their inspection and registration at
two public schools this morning, the
Greenleaf on Four-and-a-Half street
southwest and the Hyde School in
Georgetown, while the Camp Pleasant
groups were assembled yesterday at the
Ambush School in the southwest Sec
tlon and the Phillips School in George
town.
The Southwest parties going to Camp
Pleasant were supervised by Miss Rosa
Brown, District visitor of the Associ-
ated Charities, and those from George
town were shepherded by Miss Louise
Barlow OF the same agency.
AT the Hyde School medical examina-
tlonS were made, under the supervision
OF DR.. Joseph A. Murphy, by the fol-
lowing: DR.. Richard B. De Saussure,
DR.. Margaret Du Bois, DR.. william F.
Greaney, DR.. Margaret Nicholson and
DR.. Walter D. Sullivan. The nurses as
slst1ng in these examinations we're Miss
z: 3. Flynn, Miss Elizabeth Essick and
Miss Mary Gordon.
Go in Private Cars.
AT the Greenleaf School the medical
examinations were conducted by DR., j.
S. Arnold, DR.. Edith Seville Coale DIR.
George Heitmuller, DR.. H. B. Ramsey
and DR.. John r. Dull. Dental exami-
nations were made by DR.. John M. Nc
CauSland. The nurses assisting at this
school were Miss Alice S. Everett. Miss
Bertha Mckay ohr and Miss Marjorie
The party for Camp Good VIII was
taken to camp in private cars loaned
py members of the Kiwanis Club.
volunteer helpers at the Hyde School
were: Mrs. Elwood Street, Miss Cathe-
rlne Street, Miss Anna Began. Miss
Bertna LOCKER, Miss Cora McCarty, Mrs
CHARLES Austin, Miss Mary Porter, Miss
susan Il. Crageville, Mrs. 2. G. Hodges.
MRS. +. l.. Darsey, Mrs. Bette Riley and
Rev. F. Bland Tucker of st. Johns
Episcopal Church. Members of Bow
Scout Troop No. 65-Charles Well, Rob-
ert Conlyn and Bernard Smith-also
helped this party.
volunteer helpers for the Camp Good
Wlll party at the Greenleaf School were:
mrs. w. F. Davis, Mrs. George F. Fraser.
MRS; Melville Jarvis and Edward F.
Pardoe of the Ktwanis Club.
DIR. TignOr Supervises.
Medical examinations of the first
party for Camp Pleasant were under
the supervision of DR.. c. A. Tignor,
who was assisted at the Philips School
by DR.. H. w. Freeman, DR.. Albert
Rldgeley and DR.. G.. Hayden johnson
and at the Ambusch School by DIR. j.
F; Dyer, DR.. w. E. Lewis, DR.. r. u.
Plummer and DR.. w. A. Tolson.
volunteer helpers for the Camp
Pleasant party at the Ambusch School
were Mrs Mary Rhambeau, Mrs. Marie
Tignor, Mrs. Hughes, Mrs. Lula Robin
son, Miss Marie Tignor. Mrs. Inez Jack
son, Miss Ethel Thompson, Mrs. Rob-
ert Ashton, Mrs. Sidney Harris, Mrs.
Nellie Walker, Horace Christopher, Will
liam Charles, James w. Kosse, Miss
Lucille Robb and the following Boy
Scouts of Troop No. 512, Harold Brown
and Clifton Mozee.
Mrs. George w. CabaniSs was chair
man of the committee on volunteers
and she was assisted by Mrs. B. F.
Petway. Miss Margaret Petway and
Mrs. T. N. Jones. Mrs. Edgar b.
Murphy was chairman Of the transpor-
tation committee. Transportation was
given by the Rotary bus and Golden
bergs bus.