Omaha daily bee., 1919-02-02
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viii entertain at tea given in homo
Of the new guardians. It will be a
the home of Miss Sue Morearty
100 So. Thirty-first street. Can't
Fire guardians will take this as Of
ticial notice and will cali Camp Fir,
headquarters, Tyler 1858, by Thurs
day if they will be able to attend
AT a meeting of the Camp Fire
Guardians held on Monday evening
at the Y. w. c. A. it was decided
that hereafter the regular monthly
meeting of the Guardians associa.
ton will be held on the first Thurs.
day in the month at the Y. w. c. A
The first part of these meetings
will be for the discussion of bust
ness. An interesting program is
promised by the program committee
for the last half of each meeting.
The first meeting under this new
arrangement will be held Thursday
evening. February s.
A number of new groups are being
formed. Mrs. c. w. Southwell has
taken a Dundee group; Miss Esther
EIlinghusen, one near Benson; Mrs.
Charles Kelsey, the new Commercial
High school group; Mrs. Mark
Leavens, the Social Settlement
group and Miss Alois Berka, a
group near Hanscom Park.
A few changes have taken place
IN the guardians of the different
groups. Miss Margaret Sterling has
taken Mrs. Jane Bucks group; Mrs.
Hoyt, the group of which Dorothy
barlow has been guardian; Mrs.
Charles Knox, the group of which
Miss Lois Howell has been guardian
and Mrs. G. M. McDougal, Mrs.
Thomas Jones group.
Gladys Nickel has been appointed
assistant guardian to take charge
Of Virginia Offuts group during her
absence.
Camp Fire Girls.
The regular weekly meetings OF
Miss Margaret Bliss group was
held on Wednesday at the home Of
Virginia Ostenberg.
Instead of the usual meeting at
the home of some member of the
group, Miss Alice Chambers group
attended the art exhibit at the Fon-
tenelle on Wednesday afternoon.
The group Of which Mrs. N. A.
Nisewonger is guardian dispensed
with the usual indoor meeting and,
with 4 number of their friends, en-
joyed a long hike on Saturday after
noon. They chose the road north
Of Florence and report very de-
lightful afternoon.
The Iyopta group, of which Her
berta Barger is guardian, met at her
home on Wednesday for council
fire. All OF the girls received reg
ular camp FIRE honor beads, nine of
The II were awarded the Belgian
baby honor bead, and three the spe-
cial health chart honor. offered BY
the guardian. The girls who won
these special health beads were;
Miriam Wiley Janet Cunningham
and Eleanor Pickard.
AT this ceremonial meeting Helen
Schwager. Janet Cunningham and
Rowena Pixley took the wood gath
erer's rank.
The Wohelo candle-lighting cere-
inony was part of the ritual, Daisy
Rich lighting the candle of health,
Rowena Pixley the one for work,
and De Wenta Comrade the candle
Of love.
Besides the girls who took part
ia the ceremonial by lighting cam
dies, being awarded special honor
beads or taking rank, Helen Rog-
ers. Barbara Christie, Antoinette
Beall and Doris Talmage are MEM
bers of this group. The girls had
dinner with Miss Barker after the
council fire.
Next Friday Afternoon the Alsita
group will be entertained at the
home Of Mary Loomis.
The Commercial High school
group. which has only recently been
organized, has a membership of ~,
she limit for q Camp Fire group.
The girls Of this group, together
with other members of the PacoRlse
club Of the Commercial High school
went on a hike on Tuesday after
noon through the down town dis
trict, blazing a trail as they went.
/ part Of the girls went first mark
ing the sidewalks at different places.
Then came the rest Of the girls
following this trail Of chalk marks.
Eleanor MeGiIton's group met at
her home on Wednesday afternoon,
An outdoor meeting in the form of
4 marshmallow roast was decided
npoA in place of the swing that had
been planned for the afternoon,
The Raosu group of which Mrs.
III. r. Gates is guardian met on
Friday at the home Of Fern Farr.
The Annual" of the Concord
club which has only recently been
published, has an attractive Camp
Fire cover The pictures Of Ruth
Farr. a member of Miss Alice Cham
hers group appears with the caption
Keen the Camp Fires Burning" be-
low. Miss Farr is shown in her cere-
monial gown, which has attracted
4 great deal of notice because of the
wonderful beadwork and symbols
ON it,
Mabel Workman is guardian Of
very energetic group. The girls
have been earning money to cover
their Camp Fire expenses, as the
Camp Fire requests, and are now
turning their attention to vacation
money! This also is to be earned
and will be spent in attending the
Camp Fire Summer camp. One way
tie girls of this group made money
was by the sale of tea, coffee and ex-
tracts which have been part Of the
stock at the Camp Fire store.
Miss Alice Chambers group has
been announced the winning group
Ia the tinfoii campaign. They turned
"A 1fA nntlnds. TIE girl who col