Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-06-07
Y. W. C. A. News

An open meeting Of the chapters will
be held at Ramp Kahlert on June 8.
Representatives will leave early in the
morning to spend the day. Mrs. George
Winchester Stone, chairman, will pre-
side.
Committee meetings for this week in
clude: Executive Committee, Monday
at IL o'clock E street house at 2 o'clock,
and the Elizabeth SomerS Committee at
o'clock on Wednesday.
The Summer residence for business
women of! the Young Women's Christian
Association at Cherrydale, Va, will be
open for residents June IS. The Indoor
outdoor Club is spending the week end
at the lodge.
The Girls Club of the National City
Christian Church viii have a supper
and Slumber party Monday evening.
The Bristoe Circle Of the Calvary
Baptist Church will be entertained by
Miss M. o. Buckingham at luncheon
Tuesday at the lodge
Mrs. James Craig Peacock, chairman
Of the Vacation Lodge Committee, has
called meeting OF the committee Fri
Nearly all of the Girl Reserve clubs
have had their closing meetings for this
school year. %
The Girl Reserve department will
open Camp Stay-at-Home" at the Y
W. G. A. June 20 and all girls who are
in town any part Of the Summer are In
vited to share the joys Of camp life al
the "Y" Activities will include
dramatics, handcrafts, music. camp
craft, and outdoor programs. There viii
be special classes in swimming for all
Girl Reserves during the Summer. This
| is an opportunity to learn to swim or tc
become q hfe-Saver. For all informa-
ton phone the Girl Reserve Office
The Senior High School Council will
have a theater party Saturday.
A group of about 100 high schoo
boys and girls of the Congregational
Churches in Washington are having @
conference this week end at Kamr
Kahlert.
The All Clubs of Fairfax County, Va.
will hold their annual encampment
beginning Monday at Ramp Kahlert
Miss Saida Thomas, extension worker
from the Department of Agriculture
Will be in charge of the group, assisted
by instructors in the various phases OF
their activities.
Miss Dorothy Latham will be enter
tanned this afternoon at camp by hel
co-workers in the health education de-
partment of the Y. w. c. A. and by 9
group Of last years counselors al
Ramp Kahlert, of which she was one
1naugurating its Summer schedule
| on Monday. health education depart
ment Is making various changes in its
hours for instruction and dips
There will be five dip periods each
day instead of the usual three. Be.
ginning with special early morning
dip period from to o'clock, the
other hours will be 1920 to IL, 2 to 4
o'clock, 4:30 to o'clock and 7:30 to
o'clock. Hours Of instruction in, swim.
ming will be between the hours Of
8 to 1890 in the morning, o'clock
and 8 to 7:30 o'clock.
New tennis classes offered IN the
morning and in the late afternoon ano
evening are scheduled to begin next
week.
Other features in the DEPARTMENT.
Summer schedule include golf classes
and exposures in the ultraviolet ray
solarium.
The % members Of the English class
which has been meeting each Friday al
the Y. w. C. A. under the instruction
of Mrs. Dorothy Donally of the
Americanization School. will be enter
tanned at a closing tea, Friday, al
Seventeenth and K streets, by the In
dustrial Committee, of which Mrs
Daniel Borden is chairman.