The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-10-29
Campfire Girls

A city wide swimming party for
Camp Fire Girls at the Y. w. G. A.
pool was held today. Another party
is scheduled from IL to /, Saturday,
Nov 5.
The Kiwaken group of Manual
high school held a bunco party
Monday night in the Communal
building. Miss Kathleen Klaiber is
guardian of the group.
The Ocowasin group of School 40
held a Halloween party Friday
night at the home of their guard
ian, Miss Frances Britain.
Board of directors of the Indian
apolis council of Camp Fire Girls
will be held in the Camp Fire Office
at 4:30 Monday for election of
president and vice-president.
The regular meeting of the
guardians association will be held
in the Camp Fire Office at 7:30
Tuesday night Miss Martha M.
Scott will preside,
The Shutan meeting will be held
in the Camp Fire office, Saturday,
Nov. 5, at 2 p. m. Miss Kathryn
Ross will preside.
The Camp Fire orchestra will as
semble for the first time at 10 Sat-
urday morning, Nov. 5. Thomas
Poggiana will direct the orchestra.
All girls who have an instrument
or who are interested in learning
how to play one are welcome to at
tend. Parents are also invited.
The Lewa group of School 66 will
hold a Halloween party tonight at
the home Of Jane Wilcox. At this
time they will initiate all the new
members.
Mrs. Valerie Jones is the guardian
Of the new group at School As. They
elected the following officers at their
last meeting: President, Cath
crime Jones; vice-pcesidcnt, Marion
SturnS; secretary, Anna Margaret
Spencer; treasurer, jeanette Kappa
port, and Anne Mccoy, scribe.
The Okcicpa group of School 80
has two new members, Mary Jane
Millikan and Dona Metcalf.
The Suatoci group of School So
Miss Irene Mascoe, guardian, held a
Halloween party Thursday after
noon.
The Nowetompa group of School
81 met Monday afternoon. They
are planning a Halloween party for
Monday Mrs. julius Rockener is
guardian of the group.
The Wokitan group of School SIS
has a new guardian, Mrs. Lillian
Whitehead. Mrs. Daisy Smith,
former guardian, is now assistant
to Mrs. Whitehead.
The Chitaya group met FRIDAY
afternoon at the home of their
guardian, Mrs. Ralph Stratman
They will have Halloween party
tonight at the home of Helen
SengeS. The committee for ar
rangements is composed of Helen
Senges, Dorothy Johnson and Mar
garet Small. They are also plan
ming a wiener roast to be held soon
The Otyokwa group, Miss Dorths
Weaver, guardian. met Wednesday
afternoon, The girls made pillows
wi appliqued designs. They held
a lloween party at the home OF
n ret Block today.
The Wataloca group, Miss Ada
Norland, guardian. just have COM
pleted sixty garments for the
Needlework Guild. They had q
Halloween party Thursday night.
The Tayusda group, Miss Mary
Marshall, guardian, hiked to Chris
tan park Saturday.
The Aktatci group of George
Washington high school held a Hal
, loween party at Hawthorne Commu-
nifty house Friday. All girls were
present, also Miss Harriet Ford. the
guardian. and one guest. Miss Fran
ces Britain. The girls played
games, told stories and served re-
freShmentS.
The new group at School 9, Mrs.
Cecil Allen, guardian, have elected
officers as follows. Betty Jane AL
len, president: Ruth Hodges. vice
president; Dolly johnson, secretary:
June Zero, treasurer, and Mary
Newman, scribe. The name of the
group is CheSkcha.la, meaning all
friends.
The Tayusda group, Miss Mary
Marshall, guardian held a Hallow-
cen party at the home of Maxine
ROBBERS Friday night. Chairmen were
Dorothea Burkholder, decorations:
Maxine Rogers, refreshments. and
Elsie Hurt, games.
4 Mary Jane Eble is scribe of the
Ocawasin group of School 4S, Miss
Frances Britain, guardian. They
met Tuesday afternoon and dis
cuSsed earning honors and their
new uniforms They gave a Hal
loween party Friday afternoon.
Tho Wigata group of School so.
Mrs. Frank Burns, guardian, worked
on headbands at their meeting
Tuesday afternoon. Miss Martina
Z Sink, assistant guardian, led hike
today.