The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-12-02
In the Gay Social Whirl
Fire Girls Working.

Camp Fire Girls Working.
At the regular Saturday evening
meeting Of the Camp Fire Girls at lne
y. w. c. a. the laws OF the organiza-
ton were beautifully explained by
Mrs. s. Paige johnson and The group
took up further work in %r">"aration
for the organization of three nv
groups who are just about read:- 20
join. On cou Of three of the
members having not returned from
their Thanksgiving holiday visits the
oaths We're not taken as had been
planned but will be ut the next meet
ing.
The Camp Fire movement is .row.
ing with rapidity throughout the land.
In Sundays Duluth Herald tw, spl.r.-
did pictures were shown of Sis be-
longing to h Oakland. Cal. camps.
Miss Louise Jorgenson making IL fire
In h regulation uniform and another
giving the Camp Fire signal. The
article in connection with the pictures
follows:
The Camp. Fire Girls are the female
equivalent of the BOY Scouts. Life in
the open makes as much appeal to
girls as TO boys but the girl prefers
the darning needle to the rifle. The
Camp Fire Girls are strongly organ
lied in Oakland. Cal. where these pic
lures were made. They also have 4
growing organization in Duluth and
the Herald has published some pie.
lures of the local members. The or
ganization's prime object is to help
girls to form their own character. The
first law. of the camp fire is to seek
neauty give service: pursue knowl-
health. glorify work; be happy. The
girl who Joins the organization re-
seives a silver ring or which is a
bundle of faggots with seven points.
these points signifying: Be strong as
the faggots are sturdy: he pure in your
deepest desire. and true to the truth
that Is in YOU. and follow the roar
of the fire. Some of the things re-
CURED of the camp girls are to know
O to darn and to mend any knitted
garment: to be able to prepare two
meals for the camp fire. including the,
purchase Of ne food: to tie a square
KNOT hve times In succession success
ton with he organization work hon
ors are bestowed. For doing the cook
ing in her own home for a month. a
girl receives an honor. This Is put
ting to practical use the training of
the camp fire. Other honors are of,
a like practical sssrae'er."
Mrs. Chalmers Hostess Today.
Mrs. Z. Il. Chalmers entertained the
Entire Nous club members this after
noon instead of Mrs. +. A. Bixler as
was announced in the program book
lets and they gathered at her home on
south Fourth street. The program
was another Very interesting series of
papers followed by lively discussions
and the speakers were Mrs. w. G. Nc
Donald on Henry of Navarro and the
Edict of Nantes" Mrs. H. G. Lykken
on Trench Art to the Seventeenth
Century" Mrs. Harry Gavere on
French Essayists. Montaigne and
BeuVe." and Mrs. o. b. Burtness on
picturesque Brittany"
spoke On Ideal Woman.
Mrs. Scott Rex and Mrs. j. Grassick
ladies at the vesper hour at the y. w.
=. A. sunday afternoon and their sub
Ject was the Ideal American Won.
an. MRS. Grassick in a very beauti-
iui .contrasted the woman Of
nan a century ago with the woman of
today and brought out a series Of very
interesting points. The ideal woman
in the home and in business life was
the theme OF Mrs. Rex's talk and she.
too. left an impression. with. all .hcr
hearers.
st. Marks Aid Meeting.
Mrs. John Anderson will entertain
oSts VI St. MaFKS EnEilSn
Lutheran Aid society his week and
the meeting will be held at her home
at 633 Fourth avenue Wednesday aft
ernoon at 3 o'clock. The ladies will
devote their time to work in prepara-
ton for the annual bazaar and re-
freshments will be served at the close.
Business Girls Club Meets.
Miss Edna Twamley OF the high
1 0rhnnl fnn,1t1, ,,,tlN -l1--- -,
ness Girls club of the y. w. C. a.
when it meets Wednesday evening OF
this week and her subject will he
Some Aspects of the Modern ORA
ma This will be the regular meet
ing postponed from last week and the
hour Is 1:45 o'clock at the Y. w. c. A.
Entertained at Dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew johnson en-.
tertained at dinner last evening at
their University avenue home in non.
or S. Stenehjem of Williston who is
their guest for a few days. Covers
were laid for twelve and Mrs. Ander-
scr was assisted by Miss Effie Born
stad.
Cando Couple Welded Today.
Rev: F; NJ. Mccoy. pastor of the
First Methodist church, OBLIGATED at q
quiet wedding at his residence on
South Fifth street this afternoon when
two young people from Cando, Miss
Gertrude G. G. Guttemson and Frank
Peters. We're welded. The ceremony
was read at 3 o'clock.
Eastern Star Meeting.
The members of Acacia Chapter,
order OF the Eastern Star. will meet
In regular session Tuesday evening at
8 O'Clock in the Masonic hall in the
st. John block. A class of candidates
will be initiated and all hers ara