The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-10

Campfire Girls should MI rrncm'
her next Tuesday. tho date Of the
benefit symphony concert at tho
iiippodrome. Tickets 81. and sec
ton II TO be reserved for Campfire
Girls and their families.
IL will not only be a big opportu'
nifty 10 hear a splendid concert, but u
IL also a nplendid chance Co show real
Campfire spirit by supporting one Of
IN. finest activities In Seattle. the
symphony orchestra
IL IL 10 he n real Campfire event,
and you should obtain your tickets
right away at local headauartern
a2T Globe building. phone Elliott
s2os. as there In only "A limited mum.
bor OF them.
Mai fngrahsm has proven himself
a real friend by Offering his country
homo at Iliahec for weekend trips
for groups OF girls. There are camp
ing accommodations for about "a.
The following have passed their
examination in first aid: Martha
IIervin. Caroline Gregaon. Betty
Ward. Elsa schubert. Lots whip
pie. Marguerite Ward. Doris
Coffin. Elizabeth Turner. Hell
en- Randeraon. Katherine Ja
gerron. Eleanor Caldwell. Margaret
Main. Caroline Bcnhnm. Ida Shcndcl,
Ruth Lushlngton. Alice Lopp. Char.
iotte ioskinA. Phyllis Brightman,
/ Blanche Hamilton. Ruth culbar'aou,
Margaret Dorvin. Ncttie holland
Alice Turner.
Al the regular monthly luncheon
OF the kiwRnis club. February .. al
tho Washington Annex. five girls
from the Anwnndah group. three
from wccato. and Eunio. schustcr
/ from Lowaaa Campfire. put on a
brief Commute Campfire program,
From HoauiAm comes good news
OF what Campfire is doing In that
community. They write; AT the
close Of this month. pageant Of ma
lions viii be staged by 'Campfircs al
Home each camp assuming tho In
depreciation OF foreign country
| Those already In rehearsal are, Great
Britain. okelah Campfire. sweden
shantatuk camp. France. Kiahowya
Japan. rukwnna. Spain. Gaoc Ca
hada. The nations viii be represent
cd thru song. dance and paniomifne.'
l,rwa Campfire held n work meet
Ing AZ the homo Of Louise pranitart
Tuesday evening. Tho girls brought
their ceremonial gowns and WORKED
out new ideas In decorating. TIVE
now girls considered for membership
WIRE present. Doris Ransom and Nil
dr~d Pierce. A play meeting win b
held Monday evening at Alice Evans
home.
| ~ the Kamasna groups lecture or
"our Fcathorcd Friends" II was no
tho fault Of the girls that n large
attendance was not assured. The lee
,urc was one that certainly coult
not be surpassed I'm excellence. ant
the siiaca held every ono spelibouns
a., their beauty.
Tho euni Campfire net at Tbs
home Of Helen Arvcsen. January IS
and all members brought sewing O,
bcaawcrk TO sgt ready for tho Erans
council.
Tho Eimaha Campfire IL having I
Valentine party Saturday night a
tho home Of Emily Mcl.iplne.
Tho debate by the f>owaxn ans
Kiheioscampfirrs. Saturday. at ioca
headquarters. wns a rrca, success
Tho question was. Resolved. Tim
Hood canal would DO a more suitabl,
location for the Campfire Girls sum
ucr camp than cambridge island
Tho affirmative won.
Tho Iitahni Campfire held a busi
n~ns meeting Mt IN. Ballard Brnnci
iihmry Friday. Tho girls voted q
hold their meetings at tho Baiinrs
fed house hereafter. instead OF a.
the library. They have been offercs
a club room there.
Nootkana girls hliscd last saturda,
far into the country.
Tho lola Campfire met saturda,
ut the home Of tho guardian. Mis-
Gladys Smith. Two hikes and two
ceremonial meetings arc planned foi
tho near future.
Tho Wewoto Campfire held n ccre
rnoniai nj Miss Ellen Bringloc',
homo Saturday The candles wrr,
lighted BY 1sobei Jones. Martha
Sorie and Lucy Boothroyd. IIonors
were awarded TO all present
The In Qua DI Campfire held II,
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