New-York tribune., 1922-01-22
Camp Fire Girls
National Council
Opens Tomorrow
Presentation of Hartman
Medal and Exhibition of
Hand Craft Are Features
of Program for Week

discussion of the modern girl and
presentation of the Hartman medal to
the Camp Fire guardian who accom-
plished the most during the year, and
Rand craft exhibition are but few of
abe features of the national conference
of Camp Fire Girls to be held here
January % to %.
Executives and guardians who will
take part in the conference are Ruth
Brown. Seattle; Ellen Eringloe, Seat
tie; Edith Tubbs, Stockton; Grace H.
Brown, Detroit; Margaret Thomasma,
Grand Rapids; Mrs. Jessie Hubbard,
Omaha; Miss Louise Guy, Omaha; Mrs.
Moody, Chicago; Gertrude Lee, Gree
ley; Mrs. Robbins, Chicago; Mrs.
Adams, Chicago; Mrs. Hockner, Chi
cago; Elizabeth Taylor, Boston; Claire
Mcclure, Youngstown; Ruth Bonstelle,
Cleveland; Miriam Buttner, Baltimore;
Mrs. W. c. Nelson. Des Moines, Iowa,
and Cecil Francisco, Kansas City.
Many members of the National Ad-
visory Council are also expected, in
cudng Mrs. Carrie Chapman Gait,
James ]. Davis, Secretary of Labor;
| Mrs. James Lees Laidlaw, Mrs. c. F.
Balabanoff, Tacoma Wash; Mrs. Philip
North Moore, st. Louis; Mrs. Harold
c. Bradley, Madison, Wis; Mrs Nathan
Miller, wife of Governor Miller of New
wiser to Peru; Mr.. Eugene Lyman Fisk,
Mrs Edsel Ford, Mrs. John Timothy
Stone, Chicago; Mrs. W: G: Calder
wood, Minneapolis, and John A. Potter.
Warren G. Harding is chairman.
The outline Of the conference fol-
lows briefly:
Monday. 10 o'clock--Registration at
Camp Fire Headquarters, 81 East
Seventeenth Street. 2 to 2:30, an ap-
proach to the understanding Of girls.
Speakers, Lester f. Scott, national
executive of Camp Fire Girls, and
Helen Ferr. the consultant editor of
vocational director of the Wanamaker
stores. 4:3O to $3.50, reception at the
home of Mrs. Oliver Hartman, presi-
dent Of Camp Fire Girls.
Tuesday, 10 o'clock, round table dis
cussion, Chairman Grace Brown;
"Planning Consecutive Programs"
1880 o'clock, visit to Camp Fire Out
fitting Company. o'clock, tea at the
home Of Alice Mckay Kelly, vice-presi-
dent Of Camp Fire Girls.
Wednesday, 10 o'clock, round table
discussion, program making, Chair
man Rowe Wright, at IL West Eleventh
OCToet. I:oU CLOCK, IOuuO tApIe us
cussion on camping, Chairman Char
lotte j. Farnsworth. 3 o'clock, an
evening of music at the home Of Mrs.
Samuel Robert Kaufman, member Of
the national board Of directors.
Thursday, 10 o'clock-Round table
discussion; means of extending camp
fire program; chairman, Mrs. Charles
Robbins, Chicago; discussion led by
Bella Cohen and Charles Rockhill;
o'clock, luncheon Civic Club; $3.50
chairman, Mrs. Alice Mckay Kelly;
"Reason for Symbolism in the Camp
Fire Program" Lester F. Scott; "Prac-
tical Application of Symbolism" Helen
M. Buck; early American Symbolism
Mary Austin.
Friday, 10 o'clock-Round table dis.
cusson; chairman, Davina Sheldon
Relation Of the Field to Headquar.
ters," "Everygirl's Magazine Rowe
Wright, editor; 7 o'clock, formal din.
ner at the Hotel Ambassador.
Saturday, 10 o'clock to IL o'clock
"Pageantry in Camp Fire." Miss Lotts
Clark, director of pageantry, Bostor
Normal School; "Thc New Approach tt
Nature Study" Professor Lawrence
Palmer, Cornell University.