Evening star., 1926-06-06


Marjory Logan, scribe, met Thursday
at the Community Church, Potomac
Heights. Games were played. followed
by patrol corners. A new patrol was
formed, with Norma Morrison patrol
leader Songs and Taps" closed the
meeting.
Pine Cone Troop. No. 2. met Friday
at pm. Capt. Palmer taught the
girls how to throw the basket ball.
Then patrol corners were held, a rope
relay was played. after which the
good night circle was held.
Cornfiower Troop. No. 8. met at
Emery School Wednesday. AS some
Of the new members are not able to
attend at 3:15 o'clock, the regular cere-
monies were omitted until later.
Glasses were formed for tenderfoot
and second class work. A group under
Capt. Pain studied the tenderfoot
test and the others. with Evelyn Hol-
comb. instructing, worked on parts of
the second class. The following mem
hers passed the compass. observation
and history of the American Flag:
Edith Miller, Doris Harden. Beatrice
Kendall, Evelyn Kern. Florence Brill.
Mabel Pain and Evelyn Holcomb. A
game based on tenderfoot work was
played. The regular ceremonies were
in charge Of Edith Miller. The troop
now has two patrols, one Of which is
composed Of girls nearly second class.
Troop No. 7. Mrs. Cottreli, captain,
met Monday in the Foundry Church.
Three tenderfoot pins were awarded
TO Doris Holland. Elizabeth Preston
and kathleen Brown. The Scouts who
went to Arlington on Memorial day to
decorate the graves. were Millie Floyd,
Jane Almond. Christine Thackery.
Virginia Clark. Marjorie Little and
Catherine Harrison.
The Red Wing Troop. No. II, Mrs.
Dowling. captain. and Mrs. Perry. lieu.
tenant. met May 26 in the Sherwood
Hall. The horseshoe formation was
held for the opening ceremonies. fol-
lowed by a business meeting. A new
member. .Althea Hull. who is a first
class Scout. was welcomed into the
troor. Patrol corners were held, fol-
lowed by games.
Al the meeting of Troop No. 10. Sat
urday. directions were given in re-
CARDS to the court Of awards. Instruc
tion was given in compass and signal.
ing. A new game was taught by
Anna Beth Garrett of Troop No. %
Mildred MacNair. Valera Wheeler and
Betty Cline decorated graves at Ar
lington Cemetery last Monday.
Troop No. 90 met at the Cleveland
Park Congressional Church last Fri
day. The regular exercises We're held
ard classes were formed for instruc-
ton. Louise Capps passed her second
class test and will receive her badge
next week. Games and charades fol
lowed the classes.
Troop No 81. Narcissus. held its
final meeting at Petworth School Fri
day night. Each patrol presented
stunt Carolyn Dixon danced and
sang. Catherine Cronenburg danced
and Sarah McElroy and Alice McPher-
son sang. Capt. McElroy served ice
cream cones. Plans were made for
trip to Glen Echo June -.
The meeting Of Troop No. "a was
called to order at the Hebrew Insti-
tute Wednesday at 7:30 pm. Patrol
corners and other regular ceremonies
we're held. Capt. Adams taught the
girls some news songs. Hilda Far
man. Rose Futrowsky. Sylvia Rifkind
Bertha Keyser. Ruth Morgenstein.
Henrietta Chernicoff, Lily Werber and
Rose Okun were chosen to go to Ar
lington last Monday. Games were
played.
Troop No. -. Miss Claire Oherg.
d
Chain Bridge. A fire was built by one
Of the girls who was taking her fire
building test. and ''weinies' were
oasted. The troop met at Langdon
School ward and after having forma-
ton the commissions of Capt. Oberg
and Lieut.. Wilmoth were received,
and the girls registration cards were
given out. Work was then done in
preparation for the second class test.
Troop No. 28 met Thursday at st.
Margaret's Church. with Carol Car
penter in charge of the opening cere-
monies. After the instruction period
a new game was learned and played
for Is minutes.
Pine Cone Troop. No. "a. met Thurs.
day at the home Of the captain. Miss
Vera Lawrence. Those who passed
the ts.fi!erfoot test we're: Elsie Bryant.
Laura Wolfe, Evelyn Montgomery and
Mildred Zirkle. A:.ne Lee passed parts
Of her lest. Plans were made for the
picnic supper and hike. which took
place Saturday evening. The girls
met at the captains home at 5 o'clock.
and played games and exercised on
the "chinning bar until $50. They
then went to the pine grove near the
house, and cleared a space for the
camp fire. After dark. the girls went
with the captain and lieutenant on a.
short hike.
The girls who went on the picnic
eupper and hike. were: Linda Swain.
Josephine Rankin. Ruth Lott, May
Lott, Mary Brashers. Anna Pugitt.
Mae Tilghman, Laura Wolfe. Mildred
Zirkle, Elizabeth Harmon. Alice Will.
liams, Catherine Schoytt. Blanche
Woodbridge, Leona Fisher and Frances
Thompson. The lieutenant and seven
girls went to Arlington Monday TO
help decorate the graves. They were:
Josephine Rankin, Ruth Lott, Ger
trude Roberts. Leonar-Fishsr s-.Alica