Evening star., 1925-06-14

tic UoHl6 OIL MRS. neOOOre w W1lk1n-
son in Rosslyn, Va Mrs. Juliette
of America, presented a tenderfoot
badge TO Mrs. Calvin Coolidge, who is
honorary president of the organfza
tion. Immediately following this
Mrs. Coolidge pinned special medals
or merit on the following officers:
Miss Hazel Scanlan, Miss Vera Law
renee, Mrs. Catherine Wilkinson, Mrs
Conrad H. Young, Miss Evelina
GieaVes and Mrs. W. B. Pain. Scouts
Fife Wade, Nan Surface. Marian
Wheeler and Lucille Weber were also
presented medals of merit by Mrs.
Coolidge. There were approximately
zoo Scouts and officers present to wit
ness the ceremonies and to receive
badges which they had earned dur
Ing the past few months
Mrs. Hoover presented the merit
badges. with the exception of a few
which were presented by Mrs. Cool
idge.
After the ceremonies the girls en-
1oyed picnic supper on the lawn
and in Ahe woods on the place, and
when privilege was given by Mrs.
Wilkinson to the girls to wade in
the creek. a joyous shout arose from
the multitude of Scouts, and they lost
no time in making use of the oppor-
tunity
Then campfire, with songs and
stunts. was enjoyed before good night
was sounded and the girls left for
home at about o'clock
Many of the members of the coun-
Gil and several Scout officers assisted
IN taking the Scouts to and from the
cars at Rosslyn station. Scouts re-
ceiVing merit badges We're:
Troop Margaret Straight, home
nurse and health winner; Carry Aal,
health winner. scribe, citizen, crafts
man, silver star; Ruth Lewis, silver
star; Ruth Shaughnessy, scribe, gold
star: Leila Van Leer. gold star: Effie
Wade, zoolOgist, needlewoman, dress
maker, gold star: Florence Rice, citi-
zen, health winner. silver star.
Troop Sarah Acker, dancer, and
Ethel Tobey, dancer
Troop 4-Helen Streek. silver star;
Mary O'Connor, gold star.
Troop 5-Georgia Diamentis, inter
prefer; Gladys Bratton, home nurse.
first aid. health winner.
Troop Margaret Floyd. home.
maker, hostess, cook, laundress, econ
omist, gold star; Nina McCully, silver
star; Tasia McCully, silver star; Lois
Wilson, hostess, health winner; Anne
Clark, silver star: Pearl Nichols.
hostess, homemaker, cook, laundress,
economist, silver star; Elizabeth
Griffith, hostess, gold star: Wilma
Sparks, first aid, home nurse, child
nurse, health winner; Eleanor Jones,
nrst aid, child nurse, home nurse;
Mary EW1n. hostess, musician, needle
woman. dressmaker, silver star; Jane
AImand. hostess, homemaker, cook,
economist. silver star
Troop S-Anita Tilley, artist; Lucille
weber, zoologist, pathfinder, star
gazer; silver star. 1924; gold star,
1925; Marie Standley, health winner,
homemaker, cook, needlewoman, dress
maker, swimmer, laundress, scribe,
hostess. home nurse, first aid.
Troop 10-Millie Taylor, scribe:
Cassie Davidson, homemaker. mu
sician.
Troop IL - Frances Shankland
homemaker, hostess.
Troop 13 of Falls Church received
III badges, the highest number of
merits won in any individual troop.
Those receiving badges and the num-
her received were: Mildred True, /;
Mary Mcleod, 2: Helen Jewel, l:
Judith Birdue. /: Margaret Gibson, 1;
Martha Bowen, I; Marjorie Johnes. 2:
Louise Chanel, I; Betty Cline, 6: Mil
dred McNair, Z; Marie Formand. /;
Carol Eastman. 8; Valeria Wheeler, 2;
Connie Coward, 3; Margaret Cousins,
3; Jane Cline, 4; Helen Chanel 6;
Mary Hoskins. 2; Katherine Moran;
10; Martha Cline, II: Eunice Nourse,
9; Lucy Cline. 8; Mary Cline. 13; Sarah
Hinman, Z; Betty Harrison, 10;
Katherine Haverty, s; Kathleen
Birch, 2; Marian Coward, IA; Ellen
Anderson, IL; Marian Wheeler. 13;
Ella Fowler, II.
Troop 15-Malvina Bandel, needle
woman. dressmaker, health winner,
gold star: Leah Woods, needlewoman,
cook. dressmaker, scholarship, gold
star; Virginia Daiker, silver star; Vir-
ginia Lall, silver star; Vivian Watts.
gold star; Elizabeth Chick, silver star;
Mervale Bond, silver star.
Troop 1S-Mae Eastall, scholarship.
Troop 29-Shirley Graft, hostess
Troop 20-Caroline Hobbs, hostess,
homemaker, cook. citizen. laundress,
economist: Anne Woodbury., musician,
cook, scribe, homemaker, craftsman,
dancer, health winner; Jane Mapes,
craftsman, star gazer: Mary Durand.
scribe, craftsman, bird hunter, home
nurse. first aid: Barbara Brown. econ
omist: Dorothy keeler homemaker:
Florence Smith, cook: Betty Cameron,
scribe, star gazer; Betsy Garrett. host
ess, homemaker, scribe, citizen, musi-
clan, star gazer. flower finder. cook.
Troop 26-Adeiaide Woodley, cook,
1aundress, craftsman, economist,
scribe, dancer; Mary Horton, scholar
ship, athlete, dancer, swimmer. cook,
flower finder, sailor, musician, path
finder, health guardian, hostess, dress
tnaker: Dorothy Stubbs. citizen, needle
woman, cook. scholarship, econo-
mist scribe, dressmaker. craftsman,
artist, pathfinder, health guardian,
bird hunter, tree finder, star gaZer,
hostess. laundress: Marion Farley,
laundress. cook. economist, scribe, art
ist, health guardian, home maker; Jo-
sephine Peters, tree finder, star gazer,
dancer, dressmaker. needlewoman,
cook; Helen L'Hommedieu, craftsman;
Mayme Mitchell, dancer; Ruth Hunt,
cook, laundress. scribe. artist, health
guardian. tree finder, star gazer. bird
hunter, dressmaker, needlewoman;
Lydia Hunt, cook. laundress. health
guardian, tree finder, star gazer, bird
hunter, health winner, home maker;
Mayme Smith, pathfinder, health
guardian, tree finder, star gazer, cook,
hostess, laundress.
Troop 2S-Angelica Pier. home
nurse, first aid: Annabelle Pier. home
nurse, first aid: Margaret Hardy,
homemaker: Florence Cannon, home
maker: Betty Meddis, homemaker;
Margaret Hamburger, home nurse;
child nurse, homemaker, first aid:
Jean Carpenter, homemaker; Mary
Ellen Spaenburg, swimmer: Ludm1la
McCully, dancer. cook. needlewoman,
t1ressmaker health winner, hostess, in
terpreter, economist Carol Carpenter,
homemaker, craftsman, laundress.
star gazer, athlete, electrician: Edna
Eimpson. hostess, needlewoman Violet
Rice. hostess.
Troop 22-CeIia Read. first aid,
home nurse, health winner.
Troop 32-.Iacqueline Ames, home