Evening star., 1925-06-14
GIRL SCOUTS

Troop 11-Elizabeth Simonds, silver
star. craftsman; Charlotte Suess,
health winner, craftsman; Emma
Simonds, craftsman; Helen Reeves,
craftsman; Jean McKaller silver star;
Marion Kerr, silver star; Nora Fen
wick, silver star.
Troop 55-I.ouise Reinohl, silver
star.
Troop 4I-Dorothy Albert. musician n. .
scribe, zoologist. home nurse, first
aid; Mary Alice Phillips. home nurse,
homemaker; Lucille Inlay, citizen
needlewoman, dressmaker. scholar
ship; Marion Rosaville, health winner:
Margaret Frazer. hostess; Christina
Heffner. home nurse; Ellen Franken-
field, home nurse; Marion Bates,
homemaker; Phyllis Adelman, host
health winner, laundress, gold star;
Catherine Ludlum. home nurse, first
aid; Miriam Floyd. health winner,
home nurse, first aid: Ruth Griggs,
dressmaker, laundress, Gamer, cook,
pioneer. Zoologist. home nurse, first
air: Molly Greeley, swimmer, pioneer,
sailor, economist, home nurse, first
air: Gladys Essex, flower finder, home
nurse, first aid; Helen Chafee, home
maker, home nurse, first aid. gold
star; Jane Cotton, health winner,
laide Bucholz, homemaker, hostess,
cook, laundresS, needlewoman, home
nurse, first aid: Sidney Lyman, swim
mer, home nurse. first aid; Margaret
Karr swimmer. home nurse.
Troop Z, Mrs. J. P. Hovey, captain;
Mary Erwin, acting scribe, held a
campfire celebration near Good Hope
Hill to celebrate winning of the field
meet. There were six autos full of
girls. Hot dogs" and marshmallows
We're roasted in a big campfire, and
homemade cakes and candy were
passed around. After the feast there
Troop 7 has been working hard to
have all second class scouts by Sum-
mer. Several new members passed
their tenderfoot test last week and
are now beginning second class. The
motto is Not work always, but games
and hikes often" Two members will
receive first class badges at the court
Of awards.
Troop Is held its regular meeting
Friday in the Wallach School. Troop
was present, having been invited
to attend the presenting of tenderfoot
pins. Virginia Daiker, patrol leader,
conducted the opening ceremonies.
Then Capt. Pain presented the pins
nor Wilson, Vivian Watts, Mervale
Bond, Janette Bandel and Virginia
Daiker The last four were already
tenderfoot scouts. but had never been
invested. The troops then gathered
around Capt. Pain. who gave direc-
tions and rules for the court of
awards. They also learned song of
Capt. Pains composition.
Miss Rawlings. principal of the Wal
ZACH School, was the guest of the day.
Leah Woods is scribe of the troop.
Troop 21, Agnes McElvoy, captain;
Laura Brundage, scribe, met at the
Petworth School. After the opening
meeting. reelection of officers Of some
patrols took place.
The group of girls under Mrs. Reid,
the lieutenant, orga niZed a sick COM
cents a week and the money is used to
buy flowers for the sick.
Bernice Drissel, who came down
with severe attack of mumps, was
the first to receive flowers.
This was the last meeting to be
held in the school, but as long as 10
or more girls choose to attend meet
ings in the Summer, they will be held
at the captains home.
Pine Cone Troop. "a. Vera Lawrence
Eta May Blankenship, scribe,
held it's meeting Thursday at the Ana
costa Methodist Church. Alice Will
liams and Gladys Acton received their
tenderfoot pins. Jacqueline Kelly,