The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-21
Campfire News and Notes

together. play tho games and play
them gladly eagerly, ns Campfire
has taught you. tske your old
friends. find together new things
you may share in common.
go 20 seath: build great fires,
cook outofdoorB and sleep meath
starlight; learn anew ideals or
Campfire. formed OF work and
health and service"
A cruise thru the beautiful isles ~
san Juan Is one OF tho trips that r.
the most popular with tho Campfire
Girls. TWO yachts win be used 20
take tho girls on the cruise. leaving
camp carly Saturday morning, tho
fourth Of August. and returning Mon
day afternoon. This trip IL open 10
any Campfire Girl and Guardians.
The cost viii DO SIC. Registration 10
now open.
Campfire Girls will have an oppor-
tuniy 10 SEQ President Harding and
Mrs. Harding AZ Volunteer park ~
| 1870. Handkerchlefs which the girls
have made at Camp Sealth viii DO
presented al this time. Every Camp
fire Cir should DO At the park by
1880. A space VIII be designated for
the girls and only those wearing arm
bands viii DO allowed in this space.
Armbands may be secured at Camp
fro headquarters Regulation street
costume consisting or white mlddies,
blue skirts and dark ties. tams and
larmbands should be very much In evi,
dence.
A special boat will bring 200 girls
In from Camp seaith for this occas
slon.
Tho handkerchiefs which the girls
made for Mrs. Harding have symbols
on them representing the industries
OF the Northwest. the evergreen for
est. etc. President Hardings hand
kerchief Is 10 be worn on his fishing
trips and has wood.blocked design.
Word has Just been received from
Mrs. George II. Guy. secretary OF tho
flower committee. that tho Campfire
Girls have been given Saturday. July
%. as the day 10 supply flowers Tor
the Pacific fleet. which will BIO the
guest OF Seattle.
Flowers should be left as early as
possible that day AZ Pier ]. foot Of
/ washington st.. where they will be
put in water while waiting 10 be sent
/ C,,f ~ fha batflFs1lua
Representing the ~ states and
marching In the grand finale, viii he
I the part the Seattle Campfire Girls
will take In the pageant America
nus next week.
The girls will wear ceremonial
gowns and soft soicd shoes. There
viii be guardians there in charge OF
the girls. A local honor Will be
awarded 10 every girl who takes part
In this great production. Thirteen
Campfire Girls are also acting as
Miss Columbia's attendants.
One hundred and nlnety.two girls
arc signed up for the fourth period,
which promises 10 be the finest OF
the summer. There win he room for
few more girls providing the regis.
ter early Monday morning. Fifth pc
Rod is rapidly filling up and sixth.
which most Campfire Girls claim rs
the best OF all periods. is nearly full.
There are, however. vacancies in
each OF these. but girls who are plan.
ming TO so 20 camp should sign UP
Immediately.
i 4 group Of u girls will give
/ Campfire demonstration before the
Rotary club luncheon on Wednesday
noon nj the Masonic club rooms In
the Arcade building. A practice for
the ceremonial will he held on
Wednesday morning. at ii o'clock
at I.oheaua. The Girl will wear
white middies, dark skirts. tams and
armbands. The program will include
favorite camp songs. the recital Of
the creed. desires and the law.
AT the last council fire OF the sec
ond period at Camp Sealth. special
honors were awarded by Miss Ruth
a. Brown. camp director Among
the ones receiving special recognition
were:
Good campers: Junior camp. Ger.
trude Roberts. Mildred vrenburg:
honorable mention, Florence Harri-
son. Edna Price, Hortense Harley.
Senior camp. Mary Arlington. Rose
Bresnan, Polly Patton. Polly Zug,
Dorothy Robinson, Ann Parker Hell.
en- Andrew. Amelie Nichols. Dorothy
Spoon, Geraldine vanderspeck. Ir.
memgarde Patton; honorable men.
ton, Mary Gilmore. Roberta Humph.
rev. 1rma Thompson,
Special honors: Quiet tents, s, s.
4. Is, and cottages 8. 3.
Neat tents, Is. 5. and cottages, &. 5.
Best blue prints, Lucille Wagner.
| Best pressed flowers, Martha shan.
non. Helen Andrew.
Best athlete, porthy Robinson.
Best baseball. Louise Shorett.
Best swimmer Madeline Pless. So.
NOR Mildred Vredenburg. junior.
Distinction in diving, Katrine Har.
ley.
Most courteous, Gertrude Roberts,
junior; Catherine Baum. senior.
Best mixer. Amelie Nichols.
Most thoughtful. Polly Patton, Sc.
Nor; Dorothy Fisher.
Best volunteer worker. Polly Zug,
Mary Elmer Emma Pratt.
Best worker. Miss Dorothy Fisk.
Best song, Mary Arlington.
Whatever your fall frocks may or
may not have, 1t Is quite safe to
prophesy they win have lace some