Evening star., 1926-05-09
GIRL SCOUTS

fed to call Miss Vera Lawrence.
| Lincoln 1862, and time Sunday or
| Monday.
| The following members Of the Girl
Scout organization of the District of
Columbia attended the regional
conference held at Richmond Va, re-
Gently: Mrs. Frederick H. Brooke of
| the council. Miss Hazel Scanlon,
| Miss Margaret Tuckey of the OFF,
! GERS Club and Miss Betty Adams, the
local field captain.
Among the troops reporting hav
ing held regular meetings during the
week are, Troops l and of Glen
Echo, Md, Miss Julia Palmer. cap
| tain. and Marjory Logan and Emily
Houghton, scribes; Troop 6 of Aurora
Hills, Va, Martha Harris, scribe;
Troop z, Mrs. Cottrell, captain, Agnes
Gordon and Inge Won LeWinski were
| awarded second class badges; Troop
10, Miss Hazel Scanlan, captain, Rena
| Bernstein, scribe; Troop Il, Miss Adah
| Bagby, captain, invested two men,
berS, Jean RoZZelle and Nora Walsh
as tenderfoot scouts. y nature walk
to Meridian Park was led by the cap
| tain and Miss Harriet kimbel. Evelyn
| Walcott, scribe.
| Troop 13 of East Falls Church, Miss
| Hannah Bonell, captain, Betty Harri-
| son, scribe. Troop 18. Miss Dorothy
| Lawrence. captain; Margaret Lum,
| scribe. Barton troop 10, Miss Jeane
| Cavanaugh, captain; Margaret Thrift.
| scribe; enjoyed having seen the rab-
| bits which ClariSsa Collier brought to
| the meeting. Lieut.. Brundage took a
| group of the girls to study trees,
| csf,I cd Sip
| Carpenter.
Troop 20, Miss Caroline Hobbs. act
! ing captain; Betsy Garrett, scribe;
had g. busy meeting followed by re
freshments served by the first patrol.
| Troop q, Miss Agnes McElroy. cap
| tain; Laura BrundaGe, scribe; several
| Of the members of this troop formed
| part of the group who welcomed
| Lady Baden Powell at the station,
| Saturday morning. They later went
| to Rock Creek Park. Troop %, Miss
| Bonell, captain; Anna Beth Garrett,
| scribe; four Of the girls, Mary Fall,
| Virginia Rusk, Mary Pecchione and
| Catherine Wenchel, and patrol leaders
Ruth Datesman and Anna b. Garrett
received Midget Tenderfoot pins for
| good work done.
Troop "a, Miss Betty Adams, cap
| tain, met at Hebrew Institute. Troop
| 25, Miss Claire Oberg, captain; Viletta
Mae Wilmoth, scribe.
Troop 26, Miss Margaret Tuckey,
captain; Dorothy Stubbs, scribe; at
| tended the Seventh birthday ami
versary celebration Of Troop 20, Boy
| Scouts. Early May day morning.
| [ir.ly h0
| scout had about the biggest thrill of
her life when she helped take a. May
basket to Mrs. Coolidge. Several
| girls of the troop formed part OF
the group which met Lady Baden
| Powell at the station on Saturday.
Troop SO, Miss Marion Stevens,
| captain: Julia Curtin, scribe, met at
| the Bryan School.
Pinecone Troop 81, Miss Vera Law
renee. captain; Helen Earnshaw,
scribe. Three girls studying for the
bird hunter badge, Josephone Rankin,
Gertrude Roberts and Helen Earn
shaw, reported on birds new arr1Vals)
they had seen. Linda Swain. Ger
trude ROBBERS, Margaret Torney, Eve
Ilvn Montgomery, Elizabeth Harmon
and Clara Williams passed parts OF
tests. Gertrude Roberts finished her
second-class and Margaret Torney
and Clara Williams passed their ten
derfoot tests. Gladys Acton will re-
| ceive q gold attendance star and
Alice Williams will receive silver
star. Several new members have en-
ltered-Katherine Hammer, Mary
| Yahres, Doris Mead and Kathryn
! Frazier.
Troop 35, Mrs. Edward Sturdevant,
captain; Ruth Hodge, scribe, met at
the captains home and cooked dinner.
The following girls cooked some part:
Julia Lewis, Helen Howes, Mignon
| Yingling, Adelaide Walker. Dorothy
Howes, Margaret Griffen. While din
ner was cooking, each girl set place
at the table, and then all had dinner
The captains small daughter, Mary
| Alice, Joined them. After dinner the
girls washed the dishes and made
| beds, all OF which was practice for
the homemakerS' badge.
Troop 81 of Woodside went on a
hike Saturday, April "a. Frances
Benedict, scribe.
Troop As of Bradbury Heights, Mrs.
Currie, captain, invested two men,
hers as tenderfoot Scouts, Colleen
| Hutchinson and Leila Ford. The
troop recently took hike to Forest
vile.
Troop SO, Mrs. G. S. Miller, jr., cap
tain; Mary MaXon, scribe. Two new
members, Dorothy Mills and Annie
Russell, entered. Jane Cooper was
Invested as a tenderfoot Scout.
Troop 61 invested seven girls as
Scouts, Margaret Hutchinson, June
Smith, Betty Tuttle, Mary Bertha
Shure, Annie Hill, Virginia Grove and
Bernice Hendrick.
Troop 62, the new Cleveland Park
troop, Mrs. Wellbrock, captain; Isa-
bel Ciancarelli, scribe, worked on the
tenderfoot test. This troop has chosen