The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-16
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Campfire Tales

ailhh KUN NuhOu Is hfttflnE from ]
New York on Juno goth. She win be
"A hin Camp Councillor for the entire
season.
Miss Sara Gsrlopy and Miss Clara
Newman OF Detroit, Mich, viii be in
charge Of kiwanis lodge.
Mrs, Arthur Powlison from Bell
ingham will he an all-gummer coun-
cilior and win be instructor In as
tronomy.
Other councillors win be Mrs. o. T..
Thompson Of Sinnwood: Theresa
Gay OF Dillon. Mont: Miss Phyllis
Black. South Hadlcy. Mass: Miss
Ruby Fuller. MADEIRA, Calf: Gene
We've Fox. Washington. u. C.: Miss
Peter Bouton. New York City.
Among the older girls who viii as
sist at camp this summer viii be
Elsa shubcrt. winifred Herrick.
Jeannotta johnson. Aurelia Casey.
Katherine Washer. Elsie Marsh.
Dorothy cramer. Agnes wother-
spoon.
Camp scaith opens Monday. June
18th. Girls leave Pier 4 on Virginia
v. at $3.50. II viii be possible to get
pictures OF them departing between
$500 and $3.50.
This summer new feature OF the
camp win be Kiwanis Lodge for en-
ployed girls. Tho lodge has been
named for the kiwanis club Of Seat
tie, which has done much toward for
warding Campfire In Seattle. On
June cath II win be formally dedi-
Gated by group OF Kiwanians That
day will also be the first visiting
Sunday in camp This would be a
good time TO get pictures for pub
liciiy.
Note 10 the Editor:
For long time there has been
repeated requests from all over the
city for central Campfire. 10
which aHy girl might belong. On
Tuesday, June 10. headquarters
group win be organized 10 which
any girl in the city Is eligible. This
group will be under capable leader
ship and will meet turnout the sum.
ner on Tuesdays at local headquar.
ters, from 2 20 8. The meetings
win include hikes, craft work. n trip
TO Camp Sealth. etc. In the autumn
the girls may be transferred TO
groups in their own districts. In
addition TO this arrangement girl
in any particular district wishing TO
.toin a Campfire may call Elliott
32oS, and be placed in district
group. There is no reason for any
girl between the ages of III and 20 |
not being Campfire girl IL she
wishes.
A ceremonial to be held at the
home OF the Gohongo Girls guardian |
is dated FOR juno is. At this time |
rings and honors will be presented |
TO those girls who have worked for
beads Following the ceremonial
the girls will have candy pull. !
Girls of the Cahahkloshe and Ala.
zagan groups met for their Red
Cross test last week. and all passed
the 10 questions asked. Miss Ann
Schmure, the guardian. presented
the girls with the honors they had
won. since the ceremonial planned
had been postponed.
All Seattle Campfire Girls have
been invited TO join the big Fourth of
July celebration under the auspices
of the American Legion. Tho man.
moth parade in the morning will not
be complete unless Campfire Is well
represented. Get out the white mid |
dies and blue skirts, Wear a tam
and arm band.
A leather honor will be given TO |
the girl I'm tho Idak6 Campfire who |
shows the best spirit at the end OF
the summer. The last meeting of the
group was held on June 4.
Speaking OF cobblestones, the
Chelotru girls emphatically want Il |
known that they were the first group
in the city to carry oobhlestones TO |
the flag pole in the tourists camp, |
last Wednesday before which they
had picnic supper Mt upper Wood |
land park, where officers were elect
ed for the coming year The results |
OF the election IL as follows: for
president. Genevicve Martin: for
vice president Lorna Smith. seore.
tary'trensurer, Doris Campbell, and
for scribe Gertrude McCanne, 1t has
been decided upon to divide the group