The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-09-12
Campfire Girls

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Council of Camp Fire Girls, Inc,
met ct the Camp Fire Office at 7:30
Friday evening with Luther L.
Dickerson. president, presiding. Re-
port of summer camp was given by
Mrs. Frank d. Hatfield, chairman
of the camp committee. Walter
Shirley gave the treasurer's report,
and the report of the camp site
committee. The executives report
was given by Miss Helen L. Nichels.
Executive committee of the Guar
dams Association met Tuesday
evening for dinner at Sherman Inn.
Plans for fall and winter activities
were discussed.
The Camp Fire Guardians ASso-
citation will meet in the Camp Fire
DICE at 1880 Monday evening, Sept.
%. Mrs. Mary Heagy will preside.
Plans are being made for the
big Hop" starting Sept. L and
continuing through Dec. /. Ma
tional honors for new members,
new guardians, new groups and new
subscriptions for Everygirl's maya
zine will be given during the men,
bership campaign.
Camp Reunion will be held at
Dearborn park, East Thirtieth and
Dearborn streets, from 10 to 3 Sat-
urday. Girls and councillors that
attended Camp Talahi at McCor-
mick's Greek Canyon last summer
will constitute the gathering. There
will be camp games, stunts and
songs. The committee in charge is
composed Of: Mrs. Ralph Stratman,
chairmanf1 Misses Louise, Reiter,
Mary Marshall, Isabelle Ewes,
Kathleen Klaiber, Pauline Mohler,
and Mrs. A. L. Jenkins.
Arrangements are being made for
Camp Fire Girls to swim at three
places during the winter months.
Details may be obtained at the
Camp Fire Office.
Akipsaya group, of West Newton,
with Hiss Sophia Yeager, guardian,
gave the play, THE Door Opens
taken from the Camp Fire play
How Beth Won the Camp Fire
Honor" The cast of characters
was: Ethel, Mary Jean Armstrong;
Elsie, Clementine Record; Beth.
Martha Yeager; Miss Jane, Fay
Mendenhall; Miss Carter, Martha
Goodwin; Irene, Marcia Burke:
Clara, Helen Andrews; Olive, Mary
Jane Lewis; Mia, Evelyn Kirkman;
The Gypsy, Dorothy Williams: AL
ma, Florence Moore; Charlotte,
June Gibbons; Hazel, Vera Card;
Mandy, Clara Bishop. The West
Newton orchestra provided music.
Tanda group of the Englewood
Christian church met Tuesday and
discussed plans for fall meetings.
1t was decided to meet each Tues
day at the church at $3.50.
Blue Bird group of the Irvington
Methodist Episcopal church met
Friday afternoon and made plans
for the future MEETINGS. Mrs. Mary
Heagy, field worker, was in charge
and was assisted by Dorothy and
Kathryn Heath.
Kodaya group of the Guardians
Home in Irvington worked on
headband designs and Wood
gatherer's rank requirements at a
meeting Friday afternoon. Mrs.
Mary Heagy, field worker, was in
charge. Mrs. Breedon is assistant
guardian.
The officers of the Tayusda group
met at school No. Z Friday after
noon under the leadership of Miss
Mary Marshall, guardian. The fol-
lowing girls attended: Dorothy LIE
men, president; Marguerite Roberts.
Mildred Kattau, Grace Kattau, and
Lola Carl.
Wapemee group, with Miss Mar
garet Marshall, guardian, met at
the home of Patty Roeschs and
played bunce. They also worked on
their Needlework Guild material.
Chimitemi group, with Miss Isa-
belle Ewes, guardian, met Friday at
Miss Ewes home.
Shishuagapa group of School 81
met Friday afternoon at the school.
Miss Helen Nichols met with the
group and introduced the new
guardian, Miss Eleanor Harvey.
Torchbearers and Firemakers are
invited to attend a weekend at
McCormick'S Greek Canyon state
park Oct. and 4. Detailed infor-
nation may be had by calling the
Camp Fire Office.