Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-02-07

staff of the Chicago Tribune
The Girl Scouts of Glen Echo, Md.
Troop 2, met Friday night at the
Community Hall. After the usual
opening ceremonies, the girls tied the
knots and drew the flags for their
tenderfoot test. Taps" closed the
meeting Scribe, Vivian Wade.
Troop of Aurora Hills and Vir-
GINA Highlands, Va, held It's meet
ing Friday. January 20. After
opening exercises, a new tenderfoot,
Marian Ward, was invested. Work
indoor games were played. Acting
scribe, Martha c. Harris.
Troop 10 held it's weekly meeting
Saturday at pm. at the parish
hall in East Falls Church. Miss
Hannah Bonell had the girls prac-
tice the operetta. but as the piano
was not in the hall, solos for the
principal parts were omitted. Scribe,
Betty Keith Harrison.
Troop II, Mrs. w. ]. Peters, cap
tain; Lois Green, scribe: met We'd
nesday, January %. at the Masonic
Hall in bethesda. After the custom
ary amount of work, the girls
PLAYED games. while Lois Green
passed the signalling test. The troop
arranged for a hike with troop Al
on Saturday. The meeting was
closed with the goodnight song and
n prayer for the scouts. This was
followed by a court of honor.
Wild Rose Troop, No. 18, Mrs. j. L.
Irwin, captain, met at West 5cnooi,
January %. AS Capt. Irwin was
still sick. Betty Adams, field captain
took charge of the troop. Following
the opening ceremonies. five girls
were invested as tenderfoot scouts.
After games and instruction IN sig
Mailing. some scout songs were sung,
including STRAP Your Pack 10 your
pack" and Perfect Posture. scribe
Elizabeth Middlemas.
Troop 10. Bluebell, met at fark
View School. In the absence or the
CAPTAIN. Jean Cavanaugh. L1eutenaht
Laura Brundage took charG" ne
time was taken up in work on me
homemaker badge
Troop 81, Narcissus, held lts reSu-
lar meeting at Petworth School- AFTER
the opening exercises. capt Agnes
NcF.lrov took the girls training lor
second class in signaling: Inc RESI-
worked on the homemaker pause'
with the lieutenant, Laura Bruhoase.
This work included planning menus
for balanced meals for one week;
E,acb girl took a day, and worked
ont menus for il, compared II with
the rest. striking out foods when oc-
Cured more than twice during the
week. For instance, every sirI III
tended ito have waffles for breakfast.
with maple sugar. The use OF lelt.
overs was substituted Wnere II Woulu
he economical. Ruth Russell suggest
ed coffee cake as a luncheon dlSh' lot
II would use up the cake from the
night before. and the coffee from
brea kfast Scribe. Laura Brundage.
The meeting of Wild Rose Troop.
No. % was held at the nome OF the
captain. Mrs. Thomas Reed. AFTER
the usual formation and studies, Capt.
Reed made several important an
nouncements. Scribe, Betty AleXan-
der.
Troop "a. Betty Adams, captain;
Rose Okun. scribe: held its weekly
meeting at the Hebrew Institute on
Wednesday, After opening exercises
and patrol corners. several songs
were sung. Taps ended the meeting.
Daisy Troop. No. %, received pleas
ant surprise last meeting. when Eve
lyn Webb. former lieutenant. return
ed after spending three months IT
Florida. Several games were playes
and some new songs learned. GOOD
night song closed the meeting. Mar
earet Tuckey is captain and Dorothy
Stubs. scribe Of the troop.
Troop % Of St. Margaret's Church.
Evelina Gleaves, captain; sidney
Jones. scribe: heartily welcomed the
return of the captain on Thursday.
Several games were played and the
usual ceremonies took place. After
formation. some new and interest,"
| ing forms of signalling were praC-
! ticed and enjoyed. Before the good
night circle, Ann Johnson was en-
| rolled as a tenderfoot.
LiIy.of-the-Valley Troop. No. ~,
met at the home of Mrs. }. feySer.
Capt. Miller came back TO the
| troop after a long absence. The
| sirls sang song called We are the
! Girls of 80" as she entered the room
| The valentine party was Cancelled III
! order that the girls might take part IN
| the dedication of the jewish COM
| munitv Center. A St. Patrick event
! will be enjoyed instead. AT the rex.
NEARING valentines will be distributed
70 the different girls. Scribe, Freda
Stein.
Troon al Catherine Wylie, captain;
| Esther Corbett. scribe; met Monday
,s usual. The formal opening was
| followed by game, reviewing the
code and work on the test. n court
If honor followed, and the girls
learned the Chant of the Scout
| Laws
Troop 81, Nellie Dunkley, captai De-,
hold it's weekly meeting Friday night
at the Kenilworth church. The open
ING ceremony was followed by a busi-
ness meeting. Work was done on
| arst and second class tests, and by
newt meeting, it is expected thal
every member will be Seconu-claaS
scout Scribe Jacquelin Ames.
Holly Troop, No. SO. met With Its
captain, Miss Stevens. on Mohoa!'
Ianuary %, at the Bryan school. IN
staad Of having the regular rheetlnS'
a nlea sure hour was enjoyed. Jokes
"a riddles were told. songs ana
stunts enjoyed Miss Stevens toid
story, Florizel Renning received ner
natrol leaders chevrons for her UNI,
forno A valentine party will be heio
Monday, February Is. Scribe Jul'a
Curtin.
! Pine Cone Troop, No. "a, met as
,,snaJ on Thursday in the Scout room
Of the home of the captain. vera
lawrence. After the usual ceIe-
monies, the girls drew up before the
cozy wood fire and work was Done
ON tests. Gertrude Roberts and Mary
| Rrashears and May Lott passed parts
| Of their tender foot test and Gladys
| Acton and Alice Williams, past paI.
/ Iyr0r-lx for. the SoCOnO