Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-05-25
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several trips investigating a site for
tn. Omaha Camp Fire girls camp.
An order of new supplies are in at
headquarters.
Many new groups are being or
ganized and demands come every
day wanting to be in group or
need guardian.
If any one knows of any one who
would like to be Camp Fire guard
Ian please give her name to head
quarters.
Thursday Katherine Mcdonald
was hostess for a Joint ceremonial
meeting of Miss Pasca's groups,
Bertha Vaughan in charge. These
are two of our very newest groups
and the girls have worked hard and
faithfully on their head bands and
have made very beautiful ones.
O Kepe group, Mrs. Hoyt guard
Ian, had q hike to Maridan park
Thursday. Cooked their supper and
learned several new games.
Bertha Vaughan's group. To-be-la
Ito seek good) held ceremonial
Nav II 1t the Y. w. The candles of
work, health and love were lighted
by Doris Pinkerton, Dorothy Bar
Der, Mae Airline Thollecker. At the
meeting two new groups, those OF
Miss Broker and Miss Pasca took
their desire to become Camp Fire
girls. Doris J Pinkerton took the
rank of fire-maker.
To-be-la TO seek good) group
met at Elmwood park Friday and
cooked their dinner.
Guardians please bring to head
quarters as soon as possible the
number of girls in your group who
wish to 60 to camp this summer.
Only groups that are registered
Ian 60 to camp.
Headquarters is waiting on you to
hand in the dollar from each group
for the French orphan and S. from
each girl for the Quentin Roosevelt
Memorial.
Camp Fire girls, their guardians,
and parents are cordially invited as
guests of Scout Troop No. 2 to hear
DR.. S. R. Tourne lecture on birds,
illustrated by lantern slides at Cal
vary Baptist church, Twenty-fifth
and Hamilton streets, 8 o'clock Fri
day, May 30th.
Please giveall items for the news
paper not later than Thursday to
Camp Fire headquarters.
Camp Fire girls please collect the
tin foil in your district for the sal
wage for the benefit ofthe Childs'
Saving institute.
Iyega bright and sparkling)
group, Miss Mabel Harris, guardian,
spent the day at Elmwood park Sat
urday and played games and had a
short hike.
Hopi Ito be he1pfuD group, Mrs.
G. M. Hoyt, guardian, and the
A-Kita group (seekers), Mrs.
Charles ]. Hubbard, guardian, had
a wonderful hike down by the Boy
Scout camp.
After a camp fire dinner they had
q long hike up the hills using flash
lights; saw the moon rise. And re-
turning to camp they toasted marsh
mallows, sang songs and told
stories. No one thought of retiring
before midnight and then they rolled
no in their blankets and slept on
the floor of an old shack. Next
morning each girl cooked her own
breakfast over the camp fire and
DR.. Clifford joined the party Satur-
day morning and told the girls about
the birds and flowers as we went
out on another tramp. Lunch was
prepared over camp fire on the
banks of the old Missouri and the
elusive sphere with great~vigor if on
eats tasted mighty good out of
doors.
Mrs. Guy Tolman of New York
spends her days looking after the
varied sartorial needs of returned SOL
diers. She is chairman of the shop
ping bureau of the National League
for Woman's Service, which up to
date has transformed 1900 khaki
clad buddies into convention men
about-town." Mrs. Tolman handles |
from 40 to 80 men a day, sizes them
up quick as a fash and sends them
in the right direction to be made
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