Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-02-21

| Troop or Glen Echo, Nd, met
Friday night at Community Hall. The
ners. A delightful party was then
| held. in which one patrol entertained
the other. The girls then sang few
| songs and played games. ending with
Taps" Scribe Vivian NJ. Wade.
| The Girl Scouts of Troop 6, Aurora
Hills and Virginia Highlands. held
their meeting Friday. February u, at
Calvary NJ. p. Church. After the
and all enjoyed a social time. The
| girls were taught how to bandase a
! sprained ankle when on a hike or
/ while camping. The meeting adjourn
| ed at $3.50 pm. Scribe Martha Harris
Troop Z, Mrs. Cottrell. captain. met
at the Foundry Methodist Church
| After the opening exercises the Scouts
| worked on their tenderfoot and second
| class work in patrol corners. There
was some instruction in signaling and
a class to study for the laundress
badge. Those Scouts 20 be invested
/ as tenderfoots were Catherine Har'
| rison. Eleanor Riley, Elizabeth Mears
| Agnes Gordon and Peggy Rossell
| The meeting was closed with good
! night circle. Jean Hoch, scribe.
| Pausy Troop, No. 9. Lucille Wander.
! lick, captain, met on Friday evening
in the Sunday school room of the
| Church of the Covenant. The troop
| was divided into three patrols the
week before. so a general election of
officers took place. In recognition
of the fact that Sunday was Nalen-
| tine day, the troop had a valentine
| box. Then some songs We're sung and
| the good night circle was held at 9
| O'Clock. Scribe Polly Cooke.
Troop l2 held it's regular meeting
| Friday night at Calvary NJ. r.. Church
| After the formal opening, which was
In the charge of Rhoda Doyle. patrol
! leader of the Eagle patrol. the girls
who were going on hostess test
gave a valentine party. PIN the ar
| row on the heart" one of the games
played. was won by Cornelia Wood
| ward, the prize being a Scout whistle
| Then the girls paired off, each pair
! giving 2 valentine pose. Ice cream,
| cakes and candy were served by the
| refreshment committee. The meeting
closed with songs. led by Adah Bagby,
| the captain. Scribe Evelyn Walcott
Troop 81. Narcissus, held its reg.
| ular meeting at Petworth School.
! Capt. Agnes McElroy read the list
of merit badge tests to be given at
! the Little House. Eight of the girls
| decided to work for the hostess badge.
| The girls then went into the main
I room and the valentine box was open
! ed Refreshments in the form OF
| vanilla ice cream, with Il red straw
| berry heart running through. was
served IS the treat from the captain.
| Scribe Laura BruDQaRe
! The meeting of Wild Rose Troop
| No. %, was held at Mrs. Reeds home.
| After opening exercises. DR.. Bell, rom
! the Department Of Agriculture S
! teaching the girls work for The ZOO
! logist merit bddge. Two scouts re
| ceived the second-class merit badge
| Patty Hughes and Harriet GLADDEN..
| One new scout was enrolled, Elizabeth
Gleason, Scribes Betty Alexander and
| Helen MaCEwen.
Daisy Troop. No. %. Margaret
! Tuckey captain: Dorothy Stubs,
scribe, held it's regular meeting on
| Friday. February -. at the Fourth
| PRESBYTERIAN Church. AS the captain
| was Ill Second Lieut.. Marion FAIR
lev was in charge. Patrol corners
were held during which good-turr
reports were handed in and dues col
| lected. The girls decided TO SEND the
| CAPTAIN some flowers. The scribe told
| the girls of the meeting of all the
scribes down at the Little House. l!
/, was decided that all OF the girls wonio
act as reporters. After the business
meeting the troop was divlded IN tMo
/, erouns for second-classs ana merit.
badge work. The meeting was closed
with the goodnight song and Scout
| prayer.
| On SATURDAY. Lois Hall. MarJoFy
! smith Estelle Henderson, Marguerite
| Gor.baldi. Ruth Hunt. Ann Rooee's
| BETSY Jacobson, Jane Cleanliness, taro'
| smith. Carrie Aal. Adelaide Noodls!
| 10 Peters, Lettie Hammer ana 10
! retta La Porte went down 10 the
Little House for merit badge eAanli'ia'
| tons.
Troop IS. Evelina Gleaves. captain
mer Thursday at st. Margaret
! church. After formation. about an
bour was devoted to instruction.
When the hour was up two games
we're played and then MISS Hiea e. !,
aid that the girls who had not passed
their second-class cooking test "eie
giving the troop party. W nen ,he
Girls went to the table they found a
Sa,entlne at each place, which the
iris had made. Each contained Il
Clever verse. The refreshments con
sisted of cocoa. fudge, peanut brlttie
ond chocolate cake. All had been
made by the girls Of the troop. Atter
the marty the patrols went 10 their
corners. and soon afterwards good
nieht circle was formed and taps was
sune.-Sidney Jones. scribe.
T.uv of the Valley Troop. NO. ~
held 3. regular meeting at the nome
~ Mrs 7. Peyser Lieut.. Schwartz
tool, charge Of the meeting on account
nj can't. Miller's absence. After the
reeI,Iar ceremony the troop sang a
sew songs or recited poems, from
which were picked out the best 10 oe
sung on the day of the dedication OF
~ Jewish Community Center.-Freda
Stein. scribe.
Star of Bethlehem Troop, NO. 81
hold its meeting on Friday. FEBRUARY
70 at a.30 at the mcfarland Junior
High School. the captain, Mrs. Aloerl
Reid. presiding. After the opening
exercises. the captain told the girls
that thew were to go to the 1lFoli
Tbeater on Saturday. Twenty MN
,,tes were spent on Second-claSS worn
orc GIRL Mabel Singleton, passed her
tenderfoot test. After drilling for 10
minutes and playing game the
meeting was dismissed. coo
Berge, scribe.
! Trnon Al Dogwood, Catherine Wyle,