The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-02-07
Campfire Girls

Mrs. Mary Heagy was reelected
president Of the Guardians ASSOC
citation Feb. 2. Other officers named
we're: Mrs. Ralph stratman, vice
president; Miss Isabelle Ewes. sec
Rotary, and Mrs. a. l.. jenkins RE-
elected, treasurer.
Committees announced by Mrs
Heagy are:
Program committee Misses Msgtla
Scott. Mary Marshall. Kathleen Els3beg
and Naomi Burton. hike. Misses 81srgsset
Marshall. Ruth Osusey. Alacs Stexstse
and Mrs soph,a Westetys.t, honofs.
Misses Pauline Mohler. Haze Smith and
Ethelmae Mailer. awards. Misc Louise
Reiter. Mrs. Carl Anderson and Mrs.
RALPH 5tratman. A lesson in hanocraft
viii be given al the next training course
session Feb. 3.
The Dramatic club under direc-
ton of Miss Kathleen KIaiber will
meet at 10 Saturday morning at
Christ church. Election Of officers
Will be elected and plans will be
made for work on sketches and
short plays.
The Shutan will hold Valen-
tine party at 10 Saturday morning
at Cropsey auditorium in Central
branch of the library. Mrs. Mary
Heagy and Miss Helen Nichols will
conduct the party. Each girl may
bring one representative from her
group.
Blue Bel Blue Bird group of the
Irvington M. E. church held a doll
party Monday afternoon at the
church. Mrs. Mary Heagy was guest
Of honor. The Blue Birds have di-
v1ded into two groups, the Violet
group, under the leadership of Miss
Barbara Dyer, and the Blue Belle
group, under Mrs. G.. r. Randall.
Wawasai group under the leader
ship OF Mrs. Carl Anderson met
Saturday. They sent invitations
and completed plans Tor their VAL
entine party to be held Feb. IA.
Tayusda group of School Z is
working on the Easter project Of
covering bowls for bulbs to be given
the hospitals for Easter.
AyaShe group of School 33, Mrs.
Ralph B. Humphreys guardian,
finished covering bowls and now the
girls are ready to plant bulbs. They
will make Easter baskets of reed and
raffia. The group will have a party
Tuesday at the home of Elizabeth
Ziegner.
Ca-ken-sch group met Wednes-
day afternoon at the home of their
guardian, Mrs. John M. Schlenck.
They made preparations for a party
to be held Friday.
Tanda group Mrs. Marjorie Suth-
erlin guardian, met at the East
Washington library Thursday after
noon. They are practicing on
play to be given play day"
Titamoki group, Mrs. Sophia
Westervelt guarian, is the first to
have its group banner completed.
This banner now is on exhibition in
the Office. The group gave a
luncheon at the home of their
gurdian last week.
The Blue Birds of school IS have
been divided into two two groups.
In the Rose group, under the lead
ership of Mrs. Harry Hydron are:
Evelyn Marie Alton. Kathlee Admission,
Ann Belle. Doris Coe. Mary Louise Cory.
Amy Marie Coval. Ruth Marie Diss. Betty
Frazier. Rosemary Gray. Betty Ann Har-
vey, Mary Alice Hydron. Jane Jacoby.
Dorothy Jasper. Marian Jasper. Jane JUS
tice. Betty Mauve Smith, Kathleen Wilson
and Dorothy ziegler.
In the Tulip group, with Margaret
Heagy as leader, are:
Mary Ann Allen. Laiean Bremen Au-
drey Brown. Marjorie Brown. Alma Ehlers.
Martha Ellen Ehlers, Charlotte Gibson.
Emma Lou Goshorn. Alice Jean HIATT. Joan
Marie Parr. Mary Frances Presnall. Emslie
Rhodes. Betty Severn, Mary Taylor. Les
lie Weaver. Lucille weaver. Sarah Wheat
and Phyllis Jean Wilcox.
Anokiwaki Camp Fire girls of
Brazil, Ind, sponsored a world
friendship council fire Monday
night, with Miss Kiyo Ogata of To-
kio, Japan, now a student at De
PAW university, as guest Of honor.
Miss Ogata's father was a De Paw
student years ago. She is majoring
in English and American literature,
which she hopes to teach in her
own country, and also is doing work
in the department of religious edu-
cation. She spent last summer as
councillor in girls camp and ex-
poets to spend next summer in the
same way.
Tawasiya group met Tuesday
night at the home Of Marian
Barnes. They planned valentine
party at the home Of Margaret
Heagy Friday night. They prac-
ticed on their play for Play day.
Icayaskam group is working on its
group symbol for its banner. The
group met Thursday afternoon I'M
der the leadership Of Miss Hazel
Smith.
Taivateca group, Miss Martha
Scott guardian, met at School 46
Wednesday afternoon. The girls are
working on their birthday honor.
Miss Simons, sewing teacher at the
school, helped them Wednesday aft
ernoon.
Wokitan group, Miss Julia Tim
mons, guardian, met Friday after
noon and elected officers as fol-
lows: Dorothy GLADDEN., president;
Marie Hartley, president; Eve
lyn Conley, secretary; Mary Miller,
treasurer, and Dolores Lane, scribe.
Kataya group, Miss Pauline Mohl-
er, guardian, met at School 40 on
Thursday afternoon. Betty Bohlin-
ger gave a book report on Rebecca
Of Sunnybrook Farm, and Betty
Leerkamp gave a short talk on Bet
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