The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-15

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Campfire Girls
Iinntaywee was chosen as the
name OF the new Campfire group Ut
~. Marks church during It's meat.
ing Wednesday. Hantaywec means
faithful maidens and stands for the
last two lines OF the firemaker's De.
sire.
Lake Forest Park Is rapidly grow.
ing In Campfire. A new group has
been organized under the guardian.
ship OF Mrs. l.. G. Eebel. The girls
have chosen the name OF Witona for
their group and have elected the fol.
lowing officers for the coming year:
Marion Raymond. president: Mary
Macarthur. vice president; Barbara
Drake. treasurer; Laura Sims. secre.
tary; Lena Charles. scribe. and Mary
Brooks. song leader. y
Christmas bazaars, rummage sales.
candy sales, parties. hikes and cere-
monlals are some Of the most inter.
cating meetings for December. Miya.
kaya girls have decided on bazaar
for their December program. This
viii be given on December 10, at the
Ballard Presbyterian church. This
group for service work win help to
give TO the monthly birthday party
at the Old Peoples Home. This party
win be combination birthday and
Christmas party. The girls win take
a Christmas tree with them for the
party.
The girls OF the Quannacut Camp
fire group held a meeting at the
First ~ Il. church for a business
discussion and song practice. The
girls have decided 10 have a cere-
monIal at tho home OF their guar
dian. Mrs. II. T.. Gardner, on De-
cembcr IS. Mrs. James II. Crow
Their. their honorary guardian. Is
invited 10 BIO present
Loayenworthl What does that
mean 10 you? To some Campfire
Girls it recalls group of happy.
laughing girls at sealth. who came
across the mountains for a week at
camp. TO others It recalls that
week end in September. when IL
girls inotored over the mountains
from Seattle on a Campfire demon
stration with Miss Ruth A. Brown.
The girls in Leayenworth are noe.
idle. They have learned TO ue-dye
and altio the scribe writes that
some OF tho things they dyed were
rather funny" looking. Campfire
headquarters knows that some OF
them were very nicely done. They
have had hikes, nature lore walks,
a birthday surprise party for their
guardian. and biggest and most In
tercsting OF all are their plans for
decoration OF room on the ship.
II Is nice TO make money but
much nicer to spend IT. As the
Killoqua Campfire Girls held their
card party and entertainment to se-
cure money with which 20 buy cere-
monIal gowns they discussed tho
purchase OF these necessary articles
at the regular meeting. After that
business had been attended 10, the
secretary read the letter concerning
the work OF the Campfire reorgani-
zation for Christmas. which was
each girl in this group is filling n
Christmas stocking.
Campfire Girls. with white middies y
dark skirts. tams and box OF homo
made candy. $50 OF them. will sing
Christmas carols at the shut.ins' par.
~ on Friday. December Fl, at the
county.city building square. All can
dy. box from every Seattle Camp
fire Girl. should be at headquarters
not later than o'clock the evening
of December 81.
Campfire Girls viii also sing carols
Mt the immigration station Friday
afternoon. December q, for the so
little children who are there. Again
on Christmas evening. wherever a
lighted candid beckons, Campfire
Girls. filled with Christmas cheer and
a true spirit OF Campfire will stop TO
sing carols. All over the world on
this night Campfire Girls will sing.
Have YOU received your tickets for
the Campfire Girls annual Christ.
mas party, which will be on Satur.
day. December 90, at the Grand
Trunk dock. for all children who may
not have Christmas at homer Camp
fire Girls have been collecting, re-
pairing and painting toys for the
past month in preparation for the big
party. Santa Claus will be there
with one thousand stockings filled
with candy, nuts. an orange and n
toy for each child who comes. Camp.
fire Girls do not need tickets, but
they may get them for the children
of the family they give their Christ.
mas basket to or tho children of the
family which received Thanksgiv-
Ing basket.
Red Cross tuberculosis STAN
have been sold by the CampflfNl
Girls for two Saturdays. Last week
&c girls sold stamps and the same
number served again today. For
each girl who has done this service
work, a local service honor will be
given.
The next regular meeting OF the
Iyopata group will be on Monday.