Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-04-05

Troop l. Hazel Seaman, captain
Ellie Wade, scribe; met at the cap
tains apartment Tuesday. for its
monthly community work. At this
meeting the girls made "a bibs for
the Children's Hospital. 1t is planned
to have work Of this sort every
month The week before, a very en-
joyable evening was spent by all AT
a St patrick's costume party. This
party was given by the girls who are
working in the hostess" test. The
entertainment committee gave an in
terestinE and enjoyable radio pro-
gram. Refreshments were made and
served by Ruth Shaughnessy and
Leila Van Leer. After refreshments
the girls danced during the remainder
of the evening.
Next week the troop will meet "a
All Souls Unitarian Church, at Sin
teenth and Harvard streets. At this
meeting Miss Seaman will discuss
troop mana gement for those girls who
are lieutenants in other troops.
On Tuesday. March "a, the members
of Troop 5. of which Margaret Harper
is scribe, met at lexington School
The girls were presented their tender
foot pins. after which the regular
opening ceremonies were held. Re
freshments were served Five girls
of Troop Is were Observation-Disclosures h
Chick. Martha Crouch. Mervale Bond,
Vivian Watts and Virginia Ladd.
Mrs Stranch. one of the teachers
al the lexington School. was present
also The girls sang several songs
and danced and Troop 10 sang a few
songs.
The meeting of Pine Cone Troop,
No s, took place at the home of the
captain. Mrs. Herbert Hoover, on Tues
day The meeting was called to orde 7
by Marie STANDBY, acting as leader
The girls discussed plans for the
dinner TO be held at the next meet
ing. for the purpose of getting new
members for the troop.
Following this discussion the meet,
ing adjourned
Holly Troop 10. Hazel Seaman. cap
tain: Elizabeth Cahill, scribe; met at 10
O'Clock Saturday morning at the Central
Presbyterian Church. After opening
exercises patrol corners were held.
rope game was played. Three new MEM
bers entered the troop, Genevieve Prince.
Evelyn Goldberg and Rebecca White.
Troop IS, Mrs. w. h. Pain, captain =;
Leah Woods, scribe; held meeting in
the Wallach School. Mervale Bond con-
Quoted the opening exercises. lnspec-
ton was held. dues were collected ana
attendance marked.
AS Capt. Pain was absent, Lieut.. Leah
Woods brought up some new business.
The troop then divided into patrol cor
nerS of business.
Virginia Daiker. Eliza beth Chick. Viz
sinia Ladd and Mary Georges studied
part of the Second-class test. Vivian
Watts and Eleanor Wilson worked on
part of the tenderfoot test.
Martha Georges. the mascot. studied
part of the tenderfoot work.
At ( 80 the troop disbanded after
singing the evening song and Taps.
Two visitors who were present are pros
pective members of the troop.
Troop 10 Jeanne Cavanagh. captain
Margaret Thrift. scribe met in Park
View gymnasium at 80 Tuesday The
patrols We're formed. followed by in
spection and collection Of dues. An in
teresting game was played The cap
tain then distributed registration cards
to the girls. A goodnight circle was
formed and the meeting closed with
Taps.
Troop 90. Nan Surface. captain Betty
Cameron. scribe; met at / pm. Friday
at Cleveland Park Congregational
Church. As Miss Surface was unable to
attend an informal meeting took place
Caroline Hobbs. a lieutenant of the
troop. took charge. Judith Steele of
Troop was present.
Mr. Bentley drilled each squad of girls
in turn. while the others held classes.
several new formations We're learned.
Late in the evening Mrs Durand. who
was captain of the troop until III health