The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-22

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their ~ council fire next Friday
June 20 The girls have chosen u
group symbol ana have decided 30
make rag rugs Tor their club room,
CAMPFIRE ORCHESTRA
AWARDED HONOR
Members or the Campfire 0rChcg-
ira were awarded Pioneer week al
seHlth IN recognition ~ the fine
work during the ycur on Wednrs-
dny. June 17th, they entertained
The camp Al an evening fire with
a concert u old songs the entire
camp Joining IN singing Mary
Jones directed the program. Eleanor
HauHon, ut the plano, Betty Boyle
and Alec Lppp played the flute,
Elizabeth Clark, Myrle James, Dor
othy Bossill. Roberta Rock and
Mildred Rock played tho violin.
Part of the program viii be re-
pcated Tor guests on June u
seaIth councillors are best This
year Camp scaltb viii be better
than ever before. go says Miss
Ruth Brown. camp director. for Mt
last some Of our own girls are
old enough 10 return 10 camp as
leaders Many OF them have had
five years experience as campers,
besides their Campfire activities in
town during the year II In the
councillors who establish the morale
and raise the standards IN any
camp. and sealth standards. always
high. win be higher than ever this
year.
Among the loyal girls who viii be
senior councillors for The entire
season are. Miss Mildred Casey,
Miss Dorothy Limhach, Miss Frances
Ferry. Miss Peggy Hazard. Miss
LEVEL Cook. Miss Margaret Reab0n,
Mrs r. II. Rugd. Mrs. Stuart Wall.
Among the junior councillors are:
Henrietta Simon. Helen Gray Polly
Brown, Anne Elmore, Charlotte
Grcenstreet, Doris Campbell Alice
l.opp, ElizHbeth Gorhhm
Among tho out-of-towu councillors
are: Mrs. o. T. Thompson, Miss
Clara Main. Miss Barbara Becker
Of Kansas. Misses Agnes Getty and
Elizabeth Peterson Of Aiissoula,
Mont. and Miss Anne Roach Of Vic
tor. Mont. Miss Betty Ransom Of
Pullman. Betty Lclnek OF Ypsilanh
Mich. and Elain and Helen Gorham
Of snohomlsh. wash
RIwASIs CLUB no VISIT CAMP
sEALTH AND CAMARADERIE
Camanderie. Seattle. The Riwan.
JAMS believe in deeds OF appreciation
not words, TO prove It they have
played fairy godfathers TO the
scalth Campfire Girls. Not Ions
ago a committee OF men visited the
camp with the idea Of doing some
thing for T.. and as a result they
have invested about 5000 IN athletic
equipment The girls at seBlth arc
| enthuEinsiic in their appreciation
/ OF tho new archery target. bows
and arrows, the newly graded base
ball court with IL backgtop that
can also be used for hand bail; tho
tennis court. newly fenced, graded
and wired. and the brand new yolley
bail court. Never before has Seultf
had such fine equipment
IT'S better than we have at thu
university" said one uniyerslt,
freshman. imprcssiyely From regu
lation baseball bases and an ampI,
supply OF bats, 10 the tennis courts
the equipment represents the hes,
To give every Kiwanian an or
portunity 20 see tho camp an
watch tho new equipment in usc
the opening. June 2lst. has beel
especially arranged.
The Lalota Campfire Girls VII
give a dance on the Camaraderi
next Friday evening. June &c. a
o'clock,
Adventure IL not dead! Romano
and beauty and "a hours day
youth and enthusiasm arc still witt
us. II you don't believe II. go :
scalth camp Of the Campfire Girl,
There. during the past week. n hur
dred young girls from Seattle. wit
a small representation from Tacc
ma. Kent and stanwood. have worke
from early morning untll aundowr
preparing Sealth for its formal open
Ing Sunday, July 81, when everybod
was invited to make tho trip TO cam
on tho steamer Tourist. leaving Col
man dock Mt o'clock I'm the morn
ing. returning at G.
Pioneer week is new instltutio,
at Camp Sealth. and IL has prove
so poplar that It's continuance is
forcEone conclusion. To replace IN
usual program or classes. sports. etc
i the camp has been divided into pic
noer groups representing nil the &C