Evening star., 1926-04-18

ever" was played. then the girls
from Troop 2S taking part in this
were. Dizzy" Franzoni Lois Hall,
Adelaide Woodley. Elizabeth Cain.
Dorothy Cooper. Helen L'Hommedieu,
Ruth Hunt. Marguerite Garibal ldi
Lydia Hunt, and Dorothy Stubbs.
Several of the artists were held up
by autograph sharks" whose hearts
were gladdened when the visitors
graciously put their names on pro
grams which the girls had hidden
away.
on Friday. many of the girls atten-
ded the dance festival at the Belasco,
given by Miss Minnie Hawke. for the
benefit of the Washington Scout camp
fund Margaret Tuckey, captain;
Dorothy Stubbs. scribe.
The regular meeting of Troop %
was called to order by Capt. Miller.
Lieut.. Schwartz was absent. The
girls will attend the field meet. hut
will not take part in 1t this time. They
will prepare for the next one to be
held. "Setting.u up exercises followed
the regular program. Scribe. Freda
Stein.
Troop 80, Star of Bethlehem, held
its weekly meeting Friday, April 9,
at 3 pm The regular opening cere-
monies were followed by general
troop discussion. Games were played
and refreshments enjoyed. Marjorie
Minor passed the tenderfoot test, and
Nathalie johnson passed her second
class test. Scribe. Nathalie johnson.
Dogwood Troop No. 81, Miss WNlie,
n in Ia n
school. The troop did not follow the
regular program, but practieed for
the field meet. Songs were learned.
followed by setting up exercises.
Knots were reviewed. The good
night circle followed. Scribe, Mar
Saret Mackin.
Troop 81. Nellie Dunkley. captain.
held its weekly meeting Friday. April
y. at the kenilworth Church. Plans
were discussed for play for the bene-
fit of the troop. Various tests were
worked on by the members On
Thursday the troop hiked to Mr..
Graham's house at Takoma Park. The
girls had very enjoyable time. and
the day was spent in searching for
Spring flowers and observing the
habits of different birds. The girls
prepared luncheon at the house.
Scribe, Jacqueline Ames.
Troop "a. instead of holding it's reg
ular meeting, met at the home of the
captain, Vera Lawrence. on Easter
Monday. and enjoyed a wonderful
day. rolling Easter eggs and playing
games. Many of the Scouts were Rc.
compa MED by their smaller brothers.
sisters and friends. During the heat
of the day activities were adjourned
to nearby pine grove. A group of
Scouts. while pls wing at being on a
hike, came upon brush fire. which
WAS burning rapidly. The girls. Capt.
Lawrence and some boys beat the fire
with pine boughs and succeeded in
combining it TO one side of a path until
the firemen responded to telephone
calls II was tired but grateful and
ha appy bunch that struggled off the
hill at 5 o'clock.
Two of the members, Gladys Acton
and Helen Earnshaw. recently com
pleted the nature part Of the second
class test. and Helen passed the sig
mailing part on Saturday. thus finish
ing her second-class test. Scribe,
Helen Earnshaw.
Troop 81 of Woodside held a meet,
ing April I. Most OF the time was
spent In studying the cOmpa S. Inc
code game was played. The troop has
chosen for its crest the Black eyed
Susan. 1t also voted to have orange
cOlored ties. Taps was sung. Scribe,
Frances Benedict.
Troop As of Bradbury Heights, took
a hike on Friday, The members prac-
ticed building n fire With one match
for the second class test. They en-
joyed egg rolling on Easter Monday.
AT the meeting Tuesday night. all
members were present. Mrs. II. X.
Currie, the captain, was in charge of
the meeting, which closed with Taps
and the Star Spangled Banner"
Scribe, Wilma Sterba.
Troop So. Mrs. Gerrit S. Miller.
captain, held its weekly meeting on
Saturday, April 10, at 10 o'clock in
the gymna sium Of the Potomac
School. The meeting was in charge
of golden eaglet' in the absence
OF the captain and lieutenant. A
game of dodge hall came first, fol
lowed by inspection. The scribe acted