Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-07-07
CHEST. LEADERS
UNITE BOARDS
Civic Interest and Publicity
Aides to Cooperate on
Campaign Plans.

Joseph D. Kaufman, publicity chair
man, and w. w. Wheeler, chairman
of the Civic Interest Unit of the
Community Chest, will each serve on
the Advisory Board Of the others
unit. according to plans announced
yesterday. These two units, while
independent Of each other, have many
aims and objects in common and
these aims will be co-ordinated
through the attendance Of the chair
men at each others meetings, as we'll
as through close cooperation before
and during the Chest campaign in
November.
Northeast Boys Club.
A group of boys who will be unable
to spend any length Of time at Camp
Reeder this Summer will have a one
day outing at the camp Thursday,
leaving at $50 am. and returning
that night.
The club will start its outdoor pro-
gram OF hikes and educational out
ings this week.
Florence CrittentOn Home.
Arrangements for standing COM
mitteeS we're made at a meeting Of
the Executive Board last week. Mrs.
Thomas E. Robertson, president, pre-
sided.
DR.. Allen A. Stockdale, pastor of
the First Congregational Church. pre-
sented part of the program OF the
Girls Reserve Club portraying gypsy
life at the home last week.
Boys Club of Washington.
The first contingent of boys reached
Camp Reeder safely last week after
somewhat narrowing experience
along the road. During a terrific
storm the bus was ditched about halt
mile from camp and the boys were
forced to carry their baggage and
walk that distance. Everything has
been Strengthened out and the regular
camp program is in progress at present.
Phyllis Wheatley Y. w. C. A.
The "stay-at-home" camp for girls
10 to Is years of age will be open
Tuesday. Wednesday and Friday of
each week from 10 am. to pm.
There will be arts and crafts, music,
dances and other features.
Registrations are still open for Camp
ClarisSa Scott, which will open in the
near future.
Southwest Community House.
Expansion of the boys club pro-
gram was discussed at citizens meet
ing held at the settlement last week
Among those present we're Miss Mary
Edith Coulson of the Council of Social
Agencies. Miss Mamie Burroughs OF
the National Training School for
Girls, L. B. Scott of the Emergency
Relief, and Mrs. Mary Church Terrell
president Of the board of directors OF
the settlement.
The annual Summer vacation school
was opened last week with a record
enrollmnt. Glasses are being con.
Quoted in art. music, sewing and de.
signing. sheet metal, carpentry and
dramatics.
Neighborhood House.
Vacation school begins tomorrow
morning. 1t will consist of a six-week
course from to IL o'clock and is fol
all children.
Georgetown Children's House.
Miss Winona Rorby, director, tool
the children to the Zoo for a trip dur.
ing the week.
Friendship House.
The problem of securing leaders fol-
various forms Of recreational activi-
ties was discussed by recreational anc
educational leaders Of the character
building agencies of Washington at 9
meeting last week. The group has
decided to hold regular meeting.
throughout the year.
The Family Night and Mothers
Clubs held a picnic at Fairlawn last
week. The evening was spent in
games. relays and out Of door sports
st. Joseph's Home and School.
The boys are organizing a base bal
team. A new diamond Is being pre-
pared on the Bunker Hill road side Of
the Dr0nertv