Evening star., 1922-01-22
RALLY OF SCOUTS FEBRUARY 10
ANNIVERSARY WEEK FEATURE
Boys Organization Plans Elaborate Pro-
gram, Including Flag Ceremony, in
Central High School Auditorium.

week. and plans for the summer camp.
Huston Thompson, president of the
Washington Council, and chairman
of the regional executive committee,
is seeking to work out the plan in
cooperation with Maj. Seymour, the
regional executive.
Record Court of Reviews.
A record number of scouts success
fully passed the court of reviews
last week. Forty-five scouts were
advanced as follows: First class:
Troop Is. P. F. Herrick; Troop s3. B.
Richardson; Troop 80. G. Earl r.
Abbaticchio; Troop 5s. G. Hebbard; !;
Troop 81. c. B. Sargent, E. Waters;
Troop "A, j. Considine. Second class:
Troop l. D. Mirrick; Troop L., E.
Howell: Troop Is. +. Blackburn. j.
Roggett. 7: Moulden; Troop 2s. e.
Ruiapaash: % 'crp Troop so IS. IS sNs' E. Hess. G. G.
Rock, J. Snowden: Troop 80. E. John
son, c. Martell, w. Mitchell, S. Nord-
linger; Troop 40, n. Napier. S. kra-
mer: Troop 49, Jack Sargent, w.
Severton, J: Schoonmaker. Q: Taylor:
Troop 81. NJ. Reed, o. Reed; Troop 81,
L. Dunlop; Troop 90, H. Apernatny. q.
Mcneil, A. Randol, L. Thorne; Troop
~, r. Amidon, v. Stecher; Troop "a,
H. johnson, c. Mueller. w. Richwine.
]. Sweet; Troop 100, A. Smell, ]. l.
Ward.
To Visit Camp Roosevelt.
Plans are under way for a week-end
trip to Camp Roosevelt. Chesapeake
bay. by the members of the Camp
rs. The trip as planned will include
six-mile hike from Sunderland to
the camp, and big delegation Is
planning to go.
The Merit Badge Court of Honor
will meet at ERipnany parish house
of reviews for second and first class
scouts will be held at the Y. NJ. c. A.
Saturday. at 1880 o'clock.
Among the Troops.
Troop 103 held successful father
and-son banquet at the Mt. Rainier
Christian Church last Friday evening,
where there was dad present for
every scout. The banquet was a
complimentary dinner from the scouts
was not asked to contribute, save by
his presence. A dinner prepared ,bv
the scouts themselves. was served.
Scoutmaster Pryor was toastmaster.
and after a welcome by the scouts.
addresses were made by Rev: L. l..
Bowers. pastor of the church: Di-
visional Commissioner Alfred d.
Smith. and Assistant Executive Linn
c. Drake.
Troop 80. Chevy Chase Catholic
Church, recently elected Maurice Hull
patrol leader of the Wolf patrol and
scribe. and Conrad Reed patrol lea
der Of the Eagle patrol.
Troop 101, Ballston, Va, Is making
rapid progress on the matter of the
new scout hall to be used jointly by
the Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts Of the
town. A payment of $3.50 Is ready
and q joint citizen committee. repre-
senting both bodies, of which Henry
Gilbert Is chairman, will take over
the former mission building of the
Christian Church for scout purposes.
Maj. William M. King and Mrs. Henry
committee of trustees.
Troop SO, r. X. Hall, scoutmaster,
had six scouts at the Court of Reviews
Saturday night. The Flying Eagle
Patrol, Everett Rodman, leader, is in
first place, with the Fox Patrol, James
Mercer, leader, a close second in the
troop advancement contest. The scout
making the best advancement gets a
stop-over at Camp Roosevelt, all ex-
penses paid.
Troop 104. Clarendon, Va. announces
that Scout Edward Meckling is the new
acting assistant scoutmaster. At their
meeting last week Scout Wallace Lin
foot qualified as having passed second
class compass and knife and hatchat
tests.
A new troop was formed last evening
at Bethesda with Maj. Godfrey, United
States Engineers Corps as scout
master. Maj. Godfrey was formerly q
scoutmaster at West Point, where he
had q very successful troop composed
Of sons of officers and enlisted men.