The Daily Missoulian., 1912-08-07

weaving, clay modelling and similar
accomplishments. The camp craft In
eludes the erection Of u tent upon IL
doors, building a camp fire and other
arts useful In out door life.
The patriotism honors come for pro-
ficieney In American history, arrang-
ing and carrying through suitable en-
tertainments for the national holidays.
being familiar with the historic events
and spots of n locality and for diff
ferent kinds of civic work. The bnsi-
ness honors require n girl 10 earn a
certain sum of money for a worthy
cause OF to hald a business position.
to ba able 10 plan the family expendI-
t,lre properly under the heads of food,
shelter. clothing. recreation and mis-
eelianeons. and for ability To keep ac-
counts of all EXPENSES for one year
Tlle camp fire meetings are designed
to be OF pleasure as we'll Az profit to
lilo members. When feasible they
should be out-of-doors. one camp In
conneetieue holds lts camp fires upon
u flat rock In the heart of the forest.
- ~ ''''hhSd iHuI iItTe dc weekly
meetings for pleasure and monthly
council for the transaction of busl-
ness. II the council IL held In the
woods or around fireplace In, n
house. II begins with the fire-llghtlne
ceremony, In which wood IL brought
forward by the wood gatherers. II In
arranged for lighting by the fire
| makers and is .kindled by the torch
bearer who IL appointed by The
! guardian for that p,lrposa
II the council IL held where there
~ hn open fire. three candles are used.
These are lighted by the Wohelo cere-
mony. They are placed In tho center
81 II circle, one candle standing for
work. one for health and one for love
a taper IL given to a girl who lights
the tirsi candle saying: II light tho
hsht Tor work. for Wohelo means
WORK. adding n brief paragraph be-
1ofe returning to her seat. A second
slrl follows who says: II light the
hight for health for Wohelo means
nea',n' adding her explanatory para
graph The third girl says: Il light
the ilght for love-" adding a few words
explaining that the love includes aIl
humanity After the fire lighting
comes the Wohelo cheer, set to music.
which IL sung by all
Ihe value Of the camp fire order In
the ife of the girls IL already nm.
parent. Mothers write In the most en-.
thuHlastic Endorsement of II In con.
heetion with tho certificate they send
:" ''s''!yahK tfat their daughters
nave achieved some special home art
IN" are therefore deserving OF an
honor' Girls vic with each other In
pea making. cooking and dish wash
.hk, Tor by each OF these homely tasks.
ialthfully performed for a month
"o"ors. are to be won In home craft,
o"e s'ri tended baby for an hour
ohy Tor month, thereby earning
her baby craft honor and at the sa ma
TIME o litte money which enabled her
10 purchase the material for her
uniform.
This suniform is OF brown cotton
u'oth cut after pattern supplied by
hehd4uarters Each girl liz expected
70 make her own uniform. II Ia
trimmed with fringe OF the cloth cut
ina,an fashion and Ia decorated with
1he symbolic design OF the order.
such ~ hand embroidered fish or
Dirds, or some small tin spoons at
tached as pendants, or any other
opJects which arc chosen az the
symbols of the individual groups OF
girls. They wear their hair Indian
'ash'on' either IN two braids or hang