The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-10-03

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Riverside park from 1870 to 4, Sat
urday, Oct. 10. All Camp Fire Girls
are asked to bring a friend who is
not a Camp Fire girl.
The Bluebird group of School Sc
met Wednesday afternoon with Miss
Helen Nichols, executive secretary,
in charge.
A council fire and supper hike fea-
tured the last meeting of the Ayan-
canky group, with Miss Jane Weir
as guardian. A ceremonial is
planned for tonight.
The Nyweta group held its meet
ing at the home of Kathryn Ross,
where the girls made plans to sew
garments for the Needlework guild.
The next meeting will be held at the
home Of its guardian, Mrs. A. j.
Cory.
An informal tea for the freshman
girls of Shrortridge high school
was held in the Sellick Art gallery
of the school Thursday afternoon.
The Meta group, Miss Louise Reiter,
guardian, was hostess. and Marian
Sperry had charge of the Camp Fire
exhibit.
The Lochewo group of School 38
planned ways to earn honors, and
next week each girl will give a re-
port on some interesting book she
has recently read. Plans to elect
officers at the next meeting were
discussed.
The Wapemeo group met at the
home of Vitallas Alting. Girls were
nominated for office and plans
made to hold an election at the
next meeting. After the business
meeting the girls played "Honors."
The Kataya group held a business
meeting Tuesday afternoon. Mem
bers have planned a wiener roast
for Oct. 2 at Betty ~Leerkamp's. The
four group divisions worked on re-
Quirements and honorS.
The Chickagami group, Mrs. Will
liam Ehrhardt, guardian, chose two
new officers at it's last meeting:
President. Alberta Rifle, and scribe,
Ruth Settler. The girls have
planned a hike for Oct. S.
Election OF officers was held at
the last meeting of the Wico-
INfconoo oy.O,,p NFicc Duh Orp,cht,
guardian. Those elected: President,
Mary Louise Brown; vice president,
Dortha Kloepfer; secretary, Anna
Barnhill; treasurer. Helen Slaught-
err; scribe, Josephine Johnson. Three
new members of the group are
Anna Cotton, Helen Slaughter and
Anna Barnhill.
The last meeting of the Tanda
group, Tuesday afternoon, was held
in the Camp Fire office where the
girls sewed garments for the
Needlework Guild.
The Titamoki group sponsored by
the American Legion held the first
council fire of the season Friday
afternoon. A new member was ad-
mitted, and eighty honors earned
during the summer were awarded.
The group as a whole lighted the
fires Of work, health and love. The
new member is Jacqueling Spaldine
Wednesday afternoon the group
went swimming at the Antlers.
Thu AEfofri urO,,- g E.-.-t,.
Mrs. Charles Bridges, guardian, met
at the home of Marian Clore. A
business meeting was held and the
girls planned to sell peanuts and
candy at the ball games to help
swell their treasury. The girls held
a treasure hunt and divided the
group into two sides with Mrs.
Bridges and Virginia Patterson as
captains. Miss Patterson's team
found the treasure, a box of candy
for the group. The next meeting
will be held at the home of Dona-
belle Crawford.
The Lewa group, Mrs. A. L.
jenkins guardian. Sewed- garments
for needlework guild. The Otyokwa
group Mrs. Mary Heagy, guardian,
earned a nature honor by making
smoke prints of leaves at their
meeting Monday afternoon. Bessie
Allander, president Of the group.
taught the girls how TO make them.
Mrs. Heagy showed the girls how to
make blue prints and read a chap
ter OF Happy House" from Every
girls.
The Kodaya group of the guard
isns home in I~rvington made smoke
prints of leaves at their meeting
Friday evening.