Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-06-27

Goldenrod. Troop |, Miss Julia
Palmer. captain. met Thursday at
the Community Hall in Potomac
Heights Games were followed by
patrol corners. one Of the members
Was Invested as Il tenderfoot scout.
Songs We're sung and games played,
followed by good might circle. Scribe
Marjory Logan.
Pine Cone Troop Of Glen Echo met
Friday at pm. The horseshoe
formation was used for opening cere-
monies. After patrol corners, games
were PLAYED. capt. Palmer spok"
about a picnic for Friday next. me
good night circle was held. Scribe.
Emily Houghton.
Red Wing. Troop II. Mrs. Dowllng,
captain: Mrs. Perry. lieutenant; met
June it in the Sherwood tommhhit|
Hall The business meeting was
held and the first issue of the q. =
Chatterbox, the troop paper. was
distributed. Owing to an error
Harriet Luce was not mentioned iast
week among the members To be IN :
vested as tenderfoot Scout at the
ceremonies. Songs and patrol cor
ners followed. a moving picture
was discussed. to he given Tor tne
benefit of the troop. The evening
Scribe. Isabel Leisinser.
Troop II had a party as It's clos
ING meeting last Friday night. The
girls made bags in which ~ neahs
we're placed and games were PLAYED
A three legged race was among other
games. Capt. Bagby talked about
the day camp and many OF the girls
are manning to go. The troop VIII
GO to North Beach this week to visit
ono of the Scouts. There are now
10 second class Scouts in the troop,
Nadine Stacy, Virginia Shankland,
elsie Macdonald. Rhoda Doyle, Viz
cinia Hammerly, Elizabeth Parks,
EVELYN Walcott. Marion Macdonald,
Mary Parks and Alma Lansman.
A treasure hunt was held by
Troop 10, June 10, as celebra-
ton OF Marion Wheeler's baglet
award. The hunt began at the
parish. where the Scouts were joined
by those of Troop %. The Scouts
were then divided into groups ana
clues given out. An exciting chase
followed. in which about miles of
territory was covered. The huht
ended IN the woods near the marker
of the old District line. Here they
had supper, provided by Capt.
Bonell, who told of the rescue by
Annie CALHOUN in saving woman
from fire. Scribe, Ellen Anderson.
Troop 10, Red Rose, met June IL
at the Wallach School. They divided
into groups according TO the next
tests to be taken, which are sig
mailing, knot tying and first-class.
Next Friday is the last meeting OF
the troop for the Summer, but hikes
are planned for the vacation. The
troop urges all members who have
not attended recently, to attend.
Scribe. Vivian Watts.
The meeting of Troop "a was called
to order at the Hebrew Institute We'd
nesday at 1870 pm, with Miss Betty
Adams, the captain, in charge. Patrol
corners and other regular ceremonies
were held. Games were played and
songs sung. Some of the members
received their second-class badges.
The following members of the troop
will receive their second-class badges:
Bertha Keyser. Henrietta Chernikoff,
Rose Futrowsky, Ruth Morgenstern,
Lily Werber, Hilda Farbman and
Rose Okun. The goodnight circle
followed. Scribe, Rose Okun.
AS this was its last regular meeting
for the Summer, Troop %, Miss
Evelina Gleaves, captain, had party.
After formation games were played.
The refreshments. consisting of ice
| cream and cake, were served. Mar
earet Wright and Estelle Bayne were
enrolled as tenderfoot Scouts and
Betty Friedell, Mona Laurene. Mary
Johnston and Ann Johnston as Sec
ond.class Scouts. The following re-
kcaiyed attendance ata<E MaExaNes