Omaha daily bee., 1919-01-19
My imagination would never have served
me ss Il has, but for the habit Of COM
m0npiaees humble, patient, daily toilinE,
drudsing attention.-Dicxens.
70 Of!
Girls

ne lyega group, whose guardian
IS Myrtle Hall, held business meet
ing Tuesday afternoon. January IA,
at the home Of Maud Monroe. Two
new members were taken into this
group--Dorothy Gosh and Rea
Whitmore. During the rest Of the
afternoon each girl acted some
honor which she had won.
Mrs. Ryan's group held a business
meeting at her home Thursday, jan
uary 9.
The Lexie group held a business
meeting Friday evening at the home
Of their guardian, Mrs. ]. o. Beebe.
Fern Zellers of Mrs Edith Chan
tfy's group, who has been very i'll
1t Nicholas Sem hospital. although
still at the hospital, is now conva-
escing.
<All Camp Fire Girls are asked 10
seep right on with their collection
Of tin foil Although the campaign
Is over, the tin foil is still wanted,
as this not only helps the Red Cross
but means a little revenue for Camp
Fire.
Mrs, Edith Chauttys group seems
10 have been very unfortunate this
winter All members were sufferers
during the epidemic, so have been
unable to hold any meetings for
some time. Last Friday January
10, this group held business meet
ing at the home of Sencella Legga
when plans were made for the conf
ing months.
Mrs. Jane Buck has given up her
group, the Osoha. Miss Margaret
Stirling is the new guardian.
Miss Virginia Offutt, with her
mother, Mrs. Charles Offutt, has
gone on a trip to Panama. During
her absence Miss Gladys Nickel Of
Mrs. Hubbard's group will act as
their guardian and meet with the
girls in Miss Offutts group.
A new camp fire has been organ
lied among some girls in Dundee,
with Mrs. Southwell as the guardian.
The City Mission holds sewing
classes every Saturday afternoon
from to 4. They would like very
much for some of the older Camp
Fire girls to valunteer their services
as teachers of plain sewing. There
are SO many of these little girls who
are anxious to learn to sew, but
there are not enough teachers as yet
to go around. Any girl who can
assist in this needy work will please
leave her name at the Omahequa,
room %. Patterson block, or call
Tyler 1902.
The Abanakee group and their
guardian, Miss Margaret Woodward,
held most enjoyable meeting at
the home Of Maxine Wilson Monday
afternoon.
Mrs. Hubbard's group, the Akita,
is the committee in charge of fur
nishing programs at the Social Set
Element, South Side, Sunday after
noon, 2 to o'clock. Ali the other
groups will be asked to take charge
Of Sunday afternoon. The Alita
group has arranged the program for
this afternoon.
The Raocu group, with Mrs.
Howard P. Gates as guardian, held
a business meeting Friday after
noon at the home of Ruth Buskirk.
The Assandawi group held their
meeting Thursday afternoon at
Dorothy Gilbert's home. Their
guardian, Miss Alice Chambers, in
structed the girls in the art of wood
blocking.
Miss Mabel Workman's group
took hike Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. n A. Nisewonger's group
held a council FIRE at her home Sat
urday afternoon. January ii. Two
girls took their woodgatherers' rank
Vera Orr and Helen Kuhn. All
the girls in this group are now ready
to go on with their work toward the
firemaker's rank.
There will be a Guardians asso-
citation meeting Friday evening at