Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-23

The Leaders Association viii meet ct
8 O'Clock Tuesday at Girl Scout head
quarters. DR.. r. e. Matthes Of the
United States Geological Survey will
give instruction in map making as the
special feature Of the meeting.
A program to make more singing pos
sible in the Girl Scout troops Is being
planned by the education committee
The first step will be meeting at head
quarters March IS It 1880 O'Clock.
A cleanup trip to Fort Foote will be
held the weekend Of March 1880.
A meeting of the District field cap
tains at headquarters Tuesday afternoon
was called by Miss Dorothy e. Greene,
director, and Mrs. G. e. Waters. troop
committee chairman. Plans were dis
cussed for cooperating with the District
chairman in continuing with the field
work started in January at the time that
an intensive survey was made OF the
entire field. The field captains are:
Miss Marion l.. Barrett, Mrs. Donald
Wildman, Mrs. Neils Hansen, Mrs. II.
w. Breckenridge and Miss Lois Hall.
Plans for the Camp Institute to be
held at Ramp Kshlert, the Y. w. @. A.
Camp at West River, Nd, April 81, %,
%, "a, are progressing. Fay WEIGH,
Charles r. Smith, Miss Agathe Deming,
Miss Oleda Schrottky, Miss Barbara JOY,
Julian Solomon and william Carr will
be among staff members.
Girl Scouts have been invited to at
tend the special matinee, Songs and
Stories Of Familiar Birds" by Charles
Crawford Gorst at the Mckinley High
School auditorium, Wednesday at $3.50
O'Clock.
District I.
The musician merit badge test will be
given at pm. April by Miss l.. Hull
ings at 1245 w street southeast.
District 2.
Narcissus bulbs planted In glass bowls,
which they have painted, will be sent 70
the Home for the IncurableS tomorrow
by the girls Of Troop %, Of which Miss
Marion E. Stevens Is captain.
A camp program arranged by Doris
Stickley win be feature at the regis
tration party, which Troop % will give
tomorrow afternoon. Miss Dorothy u.
Green, director and camp director, VIII
talk to the girls about plans for this
years camp.
Brownie Pack, No. 8, which has re-
Gently been organized by Miss Marion
Stevens at the Holton Arms School,
painted their toadStool-very essential
to Brownies-at their meeting Thurs
day.
District 3.
This district met at the home Of the
chairman, Mrs. G. e. Waters, March
Is. Mrs. Roy Graves, chairman of the
kenSington Troop, was present.
Troop IT Of Bethesda, Mrs. Oliver
o. Kuhn, reported that her girls helped
make candy sold at the Dutch supper
March Is by the Bethesda Women's
Club.
Troop 40 is having tap dancing lessons
given by Miss Perrin as q new troop
activity.
Troop a is having a Saturday morn
ing class in bird observation.
Fourteen girls from Troop 43 were ex-
amined for the handywoman merit
badge by Maj. Stanley Wolfe. They
hope to start swimming lessons at the
Marjorie Webster pool In the near flu
ture.
District 4.
Troop IL, Of which Miss Lorena Per-
rine is captain, had a camp program
at their meeting March II, to which
they invited their parents. They drama
tized day at camp, closing with the
Indian sign language benediction. The
camp events Of most interest were de-
scribed by Margaret Cook, Elizabeth
Schultze, Lois Roberts, Jean Frost, Au-
drey Kellogg, Alma Lauxman and Vir-
| ginia Hammerley. A tap dance was
given by Audrey Kellogg and Elizabeth
Schultze. Dorothy Jemison of Troop .
was the camp bugler" for the program.
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