The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-06-27
Campfire Girls


last Wednesday, was postponed be-
cause of rain. The girls will meet at
the south end of Riverside park at
the Taggart memorial at noon
Wednesday. From there, there
will be a short hike to Whittier
grove, where the girls will cook their
dinners or eat a cold lunch as they
wish. After dinner there will be
games and a treasure hunt. AL the
girls are to wear bright colored
scarves or ties.
Following girls are in camp this
week:
Esther Mae Ashton. Virginia Batten.
Betty Jane BEEN Eleanor Behrent. Jean
Burke. Elizabeth Campbell, Martha Camp
bell. Vera Carmichael. Charlotte Car
penter. Rita Carpenter. Marian Colvin,
Phyllis Cooler, Ann Cutshau, Barbara
Cutshall. Wilma Foxworthy, Clara Harb-
Eleanor Houghan1. Helen Frances James,
Dorothy johnson. Eleanor Johnson, Mil
dred Kapherr. Betty La Blant Edna Mae
Lewis. Florence McCollum, Katherine
Plummer. Esther Potts. Helen Potts, Har-
ri0tt Rhetts, Jane Rowland, Elizabeth
Runbley. Florence Schulz. Betty Jane
Schurr. Caroline Sherfey. Margaret Small,
Dorothy Steck. Mrs. Ralph Stratman, Lois
Stratman. Betty Stratman, Lorraine Thorn
mason. Jeanne Tudor, Rosemary Van
Sandt, Maryellen Warren, Jana Wilcox,
Elnora wilkinson. Genevieve Bryant. Vir-
gfnia Neffle. Genevieve. Sanders, Madge-
line Sanders. Lenore Snethen and Marvelin
Whitaker.
Aweont group of Franklin, Ind,
Mrs. Robert w. Baker, guardian,
had a picnic supper at the country
home of Jane Overstreet Tuesday
night. Dinner was served in a wal
nut grove around a huge outdoor
fireplace. After supper the girls
held a business meeting.
Aktatci group of Franklin, Miss
Ruth Beanlan, guardian, held a
swimming party Wednesday after
noon at the Franklin pool and ate
supper at Memorial park. All
members Of the group were present.
Abohahanta group, Franklin,
Mrs. Richard Suckow's group, had
a before breakfast-hik to Vandi-
ver's camp, west Of Franklin Mon
day. The girls cooked breakfast
over open fires. Seven of the
Franklin girls will be in camp this
week and several more are planning
to attend future sessions.
Tayusda group, Miss Mary Mar
shall, guardian, met at the home of
Dorothy Lemen, president, Tuesday
afternoon. They made looms and
started working on their beaded
headbands.
New group at the Guardians home
in Irvington are working on their
Indian names. They learned
Camp Fire songs and played games
at their last meeting.
Kataya group, Miss Pauline
Mohler, guardian, has appointed a
program committee to plan their
meetings for the summer months.
They are to report on their plans
at the meeting this week.
Wapemeo group, Miss Margaret
guardian, hiked to Dear
born woods and held their busi-
ness meeting there. They played
games and ate their lunch.
There will be a trip through the
city hall some time during the sum-
ner for all the girls in town at
hat time. Girls working for fire.
rank, take notice. Call the
Camp Fire Office for further in
Mrs. Violet Riley. guardian Of the !
Jnaliyi group Of Garden City, took I
Mary and Vera Riley, Marian
7owlison, Virginia Rowlson, Evelyn
Mcconnell, Norma Zimmerman,
Betty Stroll, Janet Pickerel and |
Verna Pickerel on a weekend /
camping trip at Bakers camp.
There is needlwork guild material /
Tor all the girls who wish to do /
sewing during the summer.
Dri-wo-to group met with Mrs. |
Charles Bridges Of Franklin and |
planned a summer program, in
Guiding star hike, lessons in de-
signing ceremonial gowns, tree hike,
several f1remakers' dinners and q
swimming meet. Typed programs
we're given each member.
Virginia Featherngill Of the Fri
wo-to group in Franklin took fire.
makers rank at a council fire held |
N Hunters woods last Wednesday. |
Miss Featherngill is the first Frank
lin girl to take this advanced rank. /
Eight other members of the group |
will appear before the committee |
Of awards on July Is.
Registrations for camp still are |
being taken for the fourth, fifth and |
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