The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-05-04
Editor VIII
Be Speaker
for Council

publication Of Camp Fire Girls, viii
be the principal speaker at the an
nual meeting of the Indianapolis
council Of Camp Fire Girls, at $50
Friday night, at the Columbia Club.
Annual election Of officers will be
held and reports Of committees viii
be given.
Luther L. Dickerson, q director
on the Camp Fire board, will ex-
tend greetings. Reservations are in
charge Of Miss Marguerite O'Don-
nell and Miss Ethelmae Miller, in
the Camp Fire Office. Mrs. Paul
G. La Blant is chairman Of the
decorations committee, assisted by
Mrs. A. L. Jenkins and Mrs. Peter
G. Reilly. The hospitality commit
tee is composed of:
Mesdames r. L. Kaylor. chairman:
Charles H. Smith. Alexander Corbett. Frank
D. Hatfield. LaBlant. Reilly. Frank
streightoe. j. W. weddeu. Messrs. DECKER
son, Wallace o. Lee. <. 2. Msyhan. E. o.
snethen. John c. Springer Lloyd W.
Wright and Mrs. strsightoff.
The annual Mother Daughter
luncheon Of the Camp Fire Girls
will be held at 1880 Saturday, May
8, at the First Baptist church, under
the auspices Of the Camp Fire
Guardians Association. Miss
Sironen will be the guest OF honor
and the principal speaker. Miss
Jane LaBlant will preside.
Miss Martha Scott is in charge Of
arrangements. Decorations are in
charge Of arrangements. Decora-
tons are in charge of Z, committee
composed Of Mesdames Sophia
Westervelt, chairman, Carl Ander-
son, and C. B. Ludwig, and will con-
slst Of spring flowers and candles in
pastel shades. Each group in the
association will decorate one table.
Reservations may be made at the
Camp Fire Office, or with any
guardian.
The May meeting OF the guardians as
ISOLATION will be held in the camp IRE
oHlce 1T 7:E5 Monday night, with the
executive meeting at ?. m.
There viii be a city wide hike May le.
Betty Pickett entertained the Iewa
group with pa1ama party at her home
Friday night.
This chickagarli group with Mrs. Helen
Ehrhardt. guardian. had as & special guest
Miss Mary Marshall who helped the girls
with camp fire songs.
The Okitaya group OF school No. 81, with
Mrs. Ralph Stratrnan. guardian. discussed
plans for party to be held May l.
Tands group met with their guardian.
Mrs. Marjorie sutherlin at the Englewood
Christian church. The group made final
ARRANGEMENTS for their play 'sprucecone
and Buachberry."
Icayaskan group Of school No 50. with
Miss Hazel Smith. guardian. made blue
prints OF flowers and gave reports on the
Battle Hymn Of the Republic.
The Lewa group OF school No. IS. with
MIS-. 4. L. jenkins. guardian, decided upon
and pract!ced q cheer to be used at the
n!othe--daughter luncheon.
Minihaha group Of school No. 81, held a
business meeting voting to send Marjory
Layer and Justine Derbyshirs to Camp
Conference May % and %,
The Camp Fire Group Of Franklin. Ind,
Of which Mrs. Charles Goldsmith is guard
ian. worked on requirements Tor nature
hoonrs and planned trip to Brown
county. The girls will sake their lunch.
wapenaeo group. with Miss Margaret
Marshall. guardian. practiced a new cheer
and played ball at their recent meeting.
Doris Burnett is new member.
At a recent meeting Of the Kataya group.
the girls planned program. had lesson in
tap dancing.
The Okicipa group Of school No. so are
selling candy to make money to pay two
girls expenses at Camp Conference.
The Akitawhaynin group Of school No
% is planning q ceremonial to be given
at the Parent-Teaohers meeting. Their
next meeting will be q hike to GARFIELD
park.
The otyokwa group OF the Irvingtor NJ
E. church finished the camp ire song books
and practiced songs.
The Happy Times Nest. Blue Bird group.
WIN MISS Jane La SIdnG, ISaOSr, eIlCer-
tanned the Lewa group Of camp dre girls
with 4 picnic at Dearborn park on Sat-
urday. delightful luncheon was served
by the Blue Bird group. part Of the lunch
con being cooked over an open fire. Guests
were Miss Louise Reiter. Mrs. Paul G. La
Biant and MIS-. A. D. jenkins.
The Tawasiya Camp Fire group met at
the home Of Margaret Heagy. The girls
worked on their banner snad dresses.
The Tulip Bluebird group Of school No
IS. PLAYED games and worked on their
scrap boks. They made plans for attend
ing the nother-daughter luncheon and
summer camp.
The Camp Fiys group Of school No. 81
practiced songs and worked on individual
names and symbols.
The Iowohe group Of school No. Il
worked on requirements for woodgathers
ranks and played games.
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