Evening star., 1926-05-30

second class girls on signalling with
the aid Of Lois Hall Of troop 26, while
Mrs. Hilliard worked with the Tender
foot scouts on f1ag.making. The
| patrols planned the entertainment to
be- given at the last meeting, May %.
| Several troop songs were submitted
| for the contest. Jean Horton not only
wrote the words but also composed
the music. She Is q member OF the
Young Composers Club. Scribe,
Laura Brundage.
Wildrose troop % held it's regular
| meeting at the captains home. Patrol
| corners We're held after which the
business meeting took place and Scout
| Mildred Pullman received her second
| class badge. The girls practiced some
Of the songs which they are to sing
| at the court Of awards. Captain. Mrs.
T. T. Reed; scribes. Betty Alexander
| and Anna. Nain.
AS the weather was very warm.
| troop "a met at Seat Pleasant Park
on Wednesday at 1880 pm. First a
game of Chinese Tag" was played.
Then Capt Adams taught the girls
some new songs. After reviewing the
| history of the flag Miss Adams talked
to the girls about camp. The troop
Rose Okun.
The second lieutenants were in
| charge Of the regular meeting OF
Daisy troop 26 held Friday, May 21.
at the Fourth Presbyterian Church
| Games followed the opening exercises.
| Mary Mann Kirk completed her Sec
| ond class test. Several songs were
sung before the goodnight circle which
l41l ry>1 hxy rtsk NR honor
Tuesday, May 18. several Scouts
helped at the garden party for the
| benefit Of the House Of Mercy. They
| were Lucille Weber, Florence Rice,
Ruth Shaughnessy. Ruth Hunt. Eliza
| beth Martin, Adelaide Woodley.
| Marjory Smith, Betty Br1Indage and
| Dorothy Stubbs. Scribe, Dorothy
| Stubbs.
Troop "a, Miss Evelina Gleaves
captain: Sidney Jones, scribe. The
meeting was held at st. Margaret's Is
| Church, with Margaret Hamburger In
charge. The troop practiced singing
Australia Perfect Posture" and
the "Skye Boat Song" Phyllis Nc
Connell was enrolled as second class
| Scout.
On Friday May 81. Troop 80. Star
Of Bethlehem, held it's meeting at
Macfarland Junior High School. Miss
| the troop and taught several new
songs. Scribe. Edna Klinge.
Troop 80, Nellie /. Dunkley. cap
| tain, gave an entertainment Friday
at the Kenilworth Church to raise
| funds for the Summer camp. The
program consisted of various speak.
| ing and musical skits. in some OF
which practically all of the members
took part. Alberta Cissel showed
versatility in her various roles, in ad'
| dition to writing and staging play
let entitled "Marie's Dream" which
was we'll received. After the enter.
tainment there was an ice cream and
candy sale. Jacquelin Ames. scribe.
Holly Troop 80 met with their cap.
| tain, Miss Stevens, at the Bryan
School. A game was followed by the
arrow formation for opening cere.
monies. Then Miss Simonds helped
the girls on the tenderfoot test, while
Miss Stevens helped the girls on
Julia Curtin.
Pinecone Troop "a met at the home
Of the captain. Miss Vera Lawrence.
on Thursday at 4 o'clock for g. picnic
supper. While several of the mem
hers gathered wood for the campfire,
| the Chickadee patrol went into the
| pine grove nearby to practice short
play which they were to give later.
The girls then played games until
about 6 o'clock, when the supper was
cooked and enjoyed. After supper the
Chickadee patrol gave the play Fifty
Gets Nifty" Those taking part were
Josephine Rankin. leader; Ruth Lott,
| May Lott. Elizabeth Harmon, Leona
Fisher, Jacqueline Kelly and Rather