The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-08
ADDITIONAL CLUBS
caurpflre Girls

Campfire Girls
The following girls won the various
Wohsio orders during the first period
nj Camp Seaith;
Camp craft. Wobeio--- Dladsma
Wooden. irma Thompson. Alice
Roekwltx. Ailene Callahan. Alieen
waiterudorf. Violet Moorue, Mar,
jory Mayo, Mabel Furry. Lenore
Martin. Dorothy Taylor.
Sports. Woheio-Anne Griffin.
Ann Hansen. Jean Wallace. Fiorenos
Dix. Maude Anderson. Marion Dix.
Jean Trumbuil. Edith Davis. Eliza
beth Turner, Irrnengarda Pstten.
iInndemft. Wohsio Margaret
Bell. Am.iie Nichols. Ellen Bchroed.
err. Margaret JoHiin. Ruth Bowen.
Eatelie rease. Lenore Martin. Ger.
trudo oilmer. Ailens Kinnanc. Mar.
garct Benson. Helen Gray. Roberta
Humphrey. Mary Wright. Marie
Pearson. Helen Adams. Elsa Bchu.
bert. Katherine Washer. Jessie
keena. Virginia woodman. Gladys
Seymour. Louise Gibbs. Gertruds
Iohse. crispin Lspplncott. Helen
Af"AtttfAAs sftAt fNttAtRfhf ANAttE IL
more. Mabel Furry. Eva Cole. Dor.
othy Nell Haman. Marie Metz. Kath-
Aryn Huxley. Ida sestxig.
The girls who passed tho frog
tcat in swimming are. Entells peass.
Margaret Bell. Amcile Nichols Helen
Gray. Katrina Harley. Jean Trum.
buil, Dladsma Wooden. lrmengarde
Patten, Jessie Keena.
Those who passed the Fish" test
IN swimming arc Esteiie Peass.
Amelie Nlcholn. Helen Gray.
Honorn were awarded 20 Amelis
Nichols. Esfeii. Pease and Katrina
Harley for destroying one hundred
caterpillar nests each.
baseball letters were awarded 10
Harriet Carter. Ailene wniterndorf.
Gertrude Bates. Jessie Keena, Ola.
Aelna Rogers. Elizabeth Turner. yir
Einia Woodman. Betty Billings. Ir.
mongarda Pa,ten.
Song beads were awarded 20 Helen
DeiabRr. Ann Hansen. Elizabeth Tur.
ner. Mauds Anderson. crispin Lip
pinoots. Edith Davis. Ellen schroed.
err. Betty Charles. Mabel Furry. Ro.
berra Humphrey. Louise Gibbs.
Marie Pearson. RonaEind Rirman. lie.
moro Martin. Eileen kinnane. Gladys
seymofa.
Tents numbers and II and cot.
tagc J were awarded honorr for tho
''nrafeet tent and thc@e receiving
hnnorw for the "aui~semt tents wer.
Tents q. II. IA. 10. - and cottage s.
Tho honor for the best ail.round
athlete was given 70 Jean Wallace.
Thoss TO win distinction In various
athletics were. baseball. Aiene Wal.
tsrsdorf: basketball Florence Dix.
tennis. Anna Hansen: archery. Ir.
menEsrde Patten.
best aii-around swimmer. Harriet
Carter. distinction In swimming.
Katrina Harley.
In written thought honors were
awarded for beHt song or cheer TO
Gladys Seymour. crispfn Lippsnco,t.
Aiiene kinnane. and best count book
to Katherine Hinchl~y.
In photograph the best cot of camp
pictures was earned by Miss Mabel
Furry.
In handcraft the most attractive
article made In: Ceremonial gown
decoration. Melna Rogers: basketry.
kaihcrysn Hlnckicy. coping saw.
Louise Gibbs; tie dyed. Louise Gibbs.
Nature lore honofu earned In ''most
attractive and interesting book OF
blue prints" Jean Trumbell. best
scs OF pressed flowers or weeds
Honors awarded In camp craft
woheio." for beat camp improve
ncnt. Gertrude Rates. for 10 hours
work on trails or camp improvecnt.
Gertrude Lohsc. crispln Lippincotf.
Helen Delahar. Marlory Mayo. Eliza
beth Brankcr. Marie Pearson. Alene
Callahan. Jean Wallace. Florence
Dix, Florence McComb.
Winning special distinction az best
camper. Aiieno Kinnane. Peggy Har.
vey.
Most thoughtful glrl. Elsa schu.
bert.
Best mixers. AmeiIe Nichols. Anne
Hansen.
Rest volunteer worker. Ellen
Schroeder.
Most courteous girls. Frances Blk.
by. Margare, Bell.
Smiling through. Eleanor Hansen.
In the swimming classes shivcry
beads were earned by Margaret Ben
son. Lillian Baxyout. Marian Bush.
Phyllis Carlson. Florence Dix. Ger
trude Cilmer. Katherine Hinckiey,
Amelie Nichols. Jean Wallace. Helen
Gray. Marion DIE. Ruth Bowen.
Edith Davis. Aiicne Callahan. Har.
riot Carter. Jean Trumbull. Lenore
Martin. Eisos Schubert. Eleanor Han.
son. May Bulls. Frances BIxby. Anne
Gilmore. Margaret Hazard. Phyllis
Mayo. Sylvia Longz. Katrina Har-
ley. Gertrude Lohse, Virginia Wood.
man. Es,elle Pcase. Ruth Brown.
Invitation comes from Kirkland:
I'VE. the Campfire girls. are very
busy building our cabin OF which we
hope YOU viii know more later on.
True TO Campfire spirit we are not
soliciting any money, but are raising
every cent ourselves.
i'ihaps NVu VIII or ihA'ieSeeu w
know OF our present effort. II Is
nothing else than the staging OF the
beautiful pageant Hiawatha' on the
shores of our dear Lake Washing
ton. July 14th and 18th at sac p. m.
I'VE have enlisted the help OF our
leading men. Among our principals
and braves, we have the mayor. the
cx.mayor. the bankers. the doctors,
business men and Boy Scouts, while
the Campfire girls and their guard