Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-04-20
Coup fire
Girls

The Wyego Campfire girls had
their first business meeting last
Tuesday evening at the Third Pres
byterian church. They decided to
issue a monthly paper to be called
THE Potawatomie" The staff of
the paper to be: Florence Jensen,
editor; Fern Thompson, society
editor; Mercia Brittian, comic edi-
tor; Josie Stroms, comic editor;
Lucille Storms, our daily story edi-
tor. This group had an enjoyable
hike to Elmwood park recently and
are looking forward to the many
good times planned for the sum-
mer months. Miss Elizabeth Black
is guardian OF this group. They
are planning to go violet hunting
Saturday, with the idea of sellino the
violets to raise money for their
group expenses.
Mrs. Fritz group met at the
home of Mary Helmer on Tuesday.
On account of the illness of Mrs.
Fritz they were unable to work.
The next meeting will be held al
Frances Harrison's home.
The Skensawane group, with
their guardian, Mrs. Charles Hell
sey. will hold a ceremonial meeting
on Tuesday. Mrs. w. T. More will
be present to guide the group in
their first ceremonial meeting.
The group of which Mrs. Hoyt
is guardian met on Wednesday with
Charlotte and Dorothy Robinson.
The Alahi group and their guard
ian, Mrs. R. B. MacDougall, held a
rehearsal at the Y. w. c. A. of the
play they are soon to give. Friday
evening this group had meeting
with the gymnasium class of the
! Commerce High school.
Alois Berka's group gave pro-
gram last Sunday at the Social Set
Element.
The Chifkchamay group with
Ann Erixsoh as guardian had hike
to Elmwood park on Sunday MORN
ing. The girls cooked their break
fast there and enjoyed the morning
very much. This group will meet
with Margaret Bline and make scrap
books for the University hospital.
The Minnehaha group with Mrs.
Southwell met Friday with Ruth
Durkee. An interesting program was
given. This group intends to make
rag rug for war relief.
The Okse group with Mrs. Hoyt
met on Thursday evening.
The Iyrza group with Mable Har-
ris as guardian met Tuesday with
Geraldine Harter. These girls held
special meeting Thursday when
plans were discussed for the prac-
tice of and presentation of an op-
eretta which is to be given for the
girls.
The Abanakee group with Mar
garet Woodward as guardian met
on Monday with Myra Lehman. The
first issue of the semi-monthly paper
was given out.
The Assandawi group of which
Gladys Shamp is guardian met on
Monday at the home of Dorothy
Weller.
No regular meeting of Bertha
Vaughn's group was held during the
week, the girls being busy with
the drive for funds to establish the
summer camp.
Notice.
| Anyone having buried in Omaha
a relative who served in the union
armies of the civil war, whose grave
is not so marked, should commune
cate with the local organization
Daughters of Veterans. in order that
such grave may receive attention
and decoration on Memorial day
| This by order of the president, Mrs
James Dion. 1881 South Tenth stree,
Prizes for Essays.
! Prizes for the essay What Camp
Fire Means" have been awarded tc
miss Herberta Barker in the class o.
over Is and Miss Edith Elliott fol
under Is.
| These prizes of SIS each were
given by Mr.. H. R. Brown to the 10
cal Camn Fire societieg