Evening star., 1942-06-14

sity, where she majored in pSychol-
ogy and sociology, Miss Hudson is
an experienced camp counselor and
worked last summer at the Union
Settlement in New York City.
She will have the aid of num-
Der of special leaders, serving on
q voluntary basis, for. the various
activities.
With its membership divided into
Junior and senior groups, the club
provides place where girls can
drop in for supervised recreation
from 3 to $50 pm. on Mondays,
Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Fridays.
On Thursday members meet at
the Georgetown Children's House
1924 N. Street NV, for a special
radio class, while Saturdays are de-
voted to schedule of picnics and
hikes.
Strictly feminine activities-such
Is the designing and making of
clothes-are popular features, but
the girls also look forward to We'd
nesdays and Fridays when they
share their entertainment with a
selected group of boys.
Informal programs. including
swimming parties and moonlight
cruises, are planned for Wednesday,
but Friday is dance night with
the entertainments alternating each
week between the Georgetown Boys
Club and the Georgetown Girls
Club.
War Activity to Keep
Junior Defense Club Busy.
Nor has war work been omitted,
for the Junior Defense Club expects
to have a busy season There al
ready is considerable interest in an
invitation to join the Junior Auxih-
ary of the American Womens VOL
unteer Services. AS AWVS aides
the girls may help with the out
door canteen near the Munitions
Building. help sell War bonds. assist
in salvage campaigns, serve as mes
sengers and also take courses in
such subjects as first aid and civil
ian air raid protection.
In addition to seWing-which falls
on Tuesday-the girls are taught
crafts with felt, leather. cellophane.
paint, wood burning and beads. so
that number of ornamental
trinkets result from their efforts.
Members Of the radio group. meet
Ing on Thursdays, are given an
opportunity to appear on programs
over WWDC.
Among outings on the calendar
are two pilgrimages to the Potomac
River home of Roy Klomparens,
who is president of the club.
Miss c. Belle Myers
is First Vice President.
In addition to Mr.. Klomparens.
the officers are: Miss c. Belle
Myers, first vice president: Mrs.
John Ihlder. second vice president;
Mrs. Edmund G. Chamberlain, sec
retary, and G. Ernest Knapp.
treasurer
The BOARD of directors includes
Mrs. Robert F. Whitehead. Inspector
Clarence Talley of the Metropolitan
police, Mrs Thomas C. Blaisdell. jr.:
Andrew j. kress, Henry w. Draper,
John Paul Jones, Ralph T. Powell,
Louis l.. Brown. jr.: Henry G..
Milans, Miss Emily Matthews,
Teunis F. Collier Mrs. B. A. Muir
ray, ]. Harold Gooding and Mrs.
Rex E. Burton
Assisting Mrs. Joseph L. Miller
publicity chairman, are Mrs. Har-
old Rogers Miss Judy Kronheim
and Mss FranciSe Rolnick.
Among the clubs sponsors are
Mis- Sybil Baker, Miss Maxine
Davis. Mrs Charles Bittinger. DR.
and Mrs. Worth Daniels. Mrs. Owen
J. Roberts and Maj. Ernest Brown.
Volunteer special leaders include
Miss Ann Barfod, Miss Helen Vile.
Miss Mary Goldenberg, Miss Janet
Farrell, Miss Phoebe johnson, Mrs.
Edward Mcdonald, Mrs. James A.
St. Omer Roy, Mrs. Jeannette Seid-
litz, Mrs. Mary Davis, Miss Janet
Gates, Miss Kronheim and Miss
Rolnick. Caleb OConnor leads the
radio group.