Evening star., 1926-04-04
GIRL SCOUTS

ming. A song was followed by patrol
corners. A new game was played,
then the girls told stories of different
pets they have had. They Will sell
candy at the movie to be given at the
Community Sunday School. The
troop met for a hike on Saturday
afternoon The meeting closed with
Taps" Scribe. Marjory Logan.
The girls of Pine Cone TrocIp. No 2.
met Friday night in Community Hall
at Glen Echo. The usual ceremonies
were followed by "setting-up" eXer-
cises and patrol corners. A new
game called George Washington"
was learned. After other games and
''Taps," the meeting adjourned, fol
lowed by court of honor. Scribe,
Nivienne Wade.
Troop of Aurora Hills and Vir-
ginia Highlands held its meeting
Thursday at Nellie Custis School.
After opening exercises, the girls as
sembled in patrol corners. They decid-
ed to take hike on Tuesday, April
g. Games were played, after which
Taps" was sung and the meeting ad-
journed. Scribe, Martha Harris.
The girls of Troop met Monday as
usual in the Foundry Methodist
Church. The opening exercises We're
followed by practice in marching and
signaling. Good night circle closed
the meeting. Scribe, Margaret Ball
den.
Pansy Troop, No. 8, met Friday eve
ming in the Sunday school room of
the Church of the Covenant. The
meeting was especially interesting be-
cause Miss Evelina Gleaves attended
Three girls passed the signaling part
of the second-class test-Mary For
gus. Anne Halloway and Barbara
Barnes. Miss Gleaves taught two or
three new games which were played
with enthusiasm. Some songs were
sung. followed by good night circle
at o'clock. Scribe, Polly Cooke.
Troop 1O-Hazel Seaman. captain;
Rena Bernstein, scribe-held its reg
ular meeting Saturday, March u, at
10 am. The opening exercises We're
followed by inspection. This was fol-
lowed by patrol corners. and the laws
were thoroughly reviewed. A game
wherein the laws We're brought out
was played. Other games followed
until every one was tired. 1t was
then that some one proposed that
hike be held. This was Immediately
taken up, and during the remainder
OF the time plans were formed.
Troop 13 held its weekly meeting at
the parish hall. in East Falls Church,
on Saturday at pm. The usual
ceremonies opened the meeting. AS
Capt. Bonell was away, Mary Cline,
who was in charge, let the girls play
games, after which songs We're sung
and the meeting adjourned. Scribe,
Betty Keith Harrison.
Troop Is, Red Rose, held its meet
ing at Wallach School, Friday. March
96. at 3:15. Frances West took
charge of the opening ceremonies.
Later, a circle was formed and Capt.
Pain talked about the party, which
Will be given at 6:30 on April Z. Then
Capt. Pain and the girls who are to
become tenderfoots, at the party,
finished tying knots, while the older
girls played the piano. At 4:30 Taps"
was sung. while Virginia Daiker was
at the piano. Leah Woods. the
scribe. has not been able to attend
meeting for some time, owing to the
illness of her father. Acting scribe,
Vivian Watts.
Troop II, Mrs. w. J. Peters. cap
tain, met Wednesday at the Bethesda
School. Capt. Peters being unable to
be present at the meeting. Lieut..
Kuhn presided After formation, the
girls played games and worked on
tests until o'clock, when Mrs. Kuhn
arranged for the troop to witness the
Fashion Revue which was in progress
in the auditorium in connection with
P. T. a. tea. Scribe, Lois Green.
Wndrose Troop, No. IS, met at West
School, Thursday at $3.50. The troop
l1s L.
Lawrence, whom all the girls like,
and all feel sure she will help the
troop. The meeting next week will
be held at the old place, the Church
of the TRANSPORTATION. 1t was so
warm that the troop met out on the
playground. The opening ceremonies
were followed by patrol corners. Ruth
Jenkins has written play which the
troop will use, called Miss Nancy
Stone" Most of the time was spent
I'm planning it out. Next week the
characters will be picked. After an
exciting game of fox and sheep"
the meeting adjourned. Scribe, Eliz-
abeth Middlemas.
Wildrose Troop. No. %, met at the
home of Capt. Reed. The opening
ceremonies were held, after which the
second-class Scouts worked with Mr..
t't1A III IIic LOOlOSISL DduSe. Scribe.
Petty Alexander.
The meeting of Troop "a was called
to order by the captain, Betty Adams
at the Hebrew Institute, on Wednes-
day, March "a The girls had the
pleasure of having Miss Dorothy
Boles, an athletic teacher visit them
this week. The captain explained
about the field meet to take place
April II. Most of the time was spent
on signaling. After this games were
enjoyed and songs sung. Scribe, Rose
Okun.
Daisy Troop, No. 26, Margaret
Tuckey, captain; Dorothy Stubs,
scribe; held its regular meeting on
Friday at the Fourth Presbyterian
Church. The opening exerciss We're
conducted by Second Lieut.. Adelaide
Woodley. During the instruction
period the girls working for first
class practiced judging and signal
ing. Several second-class tests were
passed, and six girls completed theirs.
Jacobson, Mary Louise Yauch, Eliza
beth Cain, Carol Smith and Mar
guerite Garibaldi. Special notices
were read. Plans for Easter We're
made. The troop will fill baskets for
children at a local hospital. Instead
of a regular meeting next time the
girls will meet at Lieut.. Woodley's
home to dye Easter eggs.
Star of Bethlehem Troop, No. 30
held its weekly meeting Friday,
March 10, The opening exercises
were followed by roll call. Miss i.
Stempart gave the girls fancy drill
ing. A few songs were sung and the
meeting adjourned. Scribe, Nathalie
Johnson.
Troop 81, Dogwood, met in the
Blair School on March 20. Arrow