The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-03-18
Campfire Girls


Nowetompa group meeting at School
54. They are Rosemary Bauer,
president; Alma Senges, ce-presi-
dent; Virginia Trickey, secretary;
Marjorie White, treasurer; PhylisS
Shake, scribe. The girls are plan
ming a hike to take the place Of
the regular meeting scheduled dur
ing spring vacation.
The Tatapochan group at School
81 have elected the following girls
for their new officers: Martha Res
ley, president; Elinor Mitchell, vice
president; Shirley Jenkins, secre-
tary; Betty Harris, treasurer; Jean
Driver, scribe. Initiation for the
new officers will be held Thursday
afternoon.
A new group has been formed at
School 70 with the following off,
GERS: Betty Jean Laven, president;
Ann Loser, president; Patricia
Failing, secretary; Harriet Levy,
treasurer; Virginia Niven, scribe.
The Hashatuaya group at School
go at their meeting Tuesday after
noon planned to have a spring va
cation hike, in place of the regular
meeting. If the weather is unfavor-
able they will have a party at the
home of Mrs. Frank Burns, the
guardian of the group. Committees
for the affair have been named. On
the food committee are Jean Wells,
Mary Catherine Millay, and Mariory
Roschnell. On the entertainment
committee, Martha Burns, Elizabeth
Stark and Patricia Mcclure.
New officers were chosen by the
girls at School 81. They are Mary
Ellen Johns, president; Marietta
Tucker, secretary; Kathrine Wolf
yer, scribe. The chairman of the
program committee is Mary Con-
way. AT the meeting Wednesday
the girls plan to make Splatter
prints and to learn their Camp Fire
songs.
A st. Patrick's party will be held
by the Elushiaga Camp Fire group
at the home of Rosemary Darringer
Tuesday afternoon. On the decor
ating committee are Rosemary OAR
ringer, Genevieve Glenn, Betty June
Keske and Ruth Davis; on the re-
freshment committee, Margaret
Brunson, Kathleen Knecht and
Imogene Knecht: on the game
committee, Harriet Myers, Mary
ESpy and Mary Allen.
Wednesday afternoon. during
spring vacation, the Camp Fire
Girls of the city will hold a skat-
ing party at the Riverside park
skating rink. All Camp Fire Girls
and their friends are invited to
attend.
The Camp Fire Girls glee club
under the leadership of Miss Vera
Embr,' meets at l 80 every SATURDAY.
afternoon at the First Baptist
church. The girls are practicing for
a program to be given in April. be-
fore the Indianapolis Federation of
Women's Clubs for their child well
fare program.
Camp Fire Girls of Indianapolis
are celebrating their twenty-first
birthday with parties by individual
groups. Mary Myers, Jane Wilcox
and Vivian Holmes, under the SUI
pervision Of Mrs. j. Richard Farrell.
made a Camp Fire Girls birthday
cake in the kitchen of the Banner
Whitehill Company to be presented
to Governor Paul McNutt by Jennie
Pickett. Words of greeting will be
given to the Governor by Charlotte
Klepher and Lois Stratman.
The city-wide celebration of the
birthday will be the annual birthday
council-fre to be held at Manual
Training high school in the boys
gym at 1880 Saturday, to which the
public is invited. At this council
fire national and local awards will
be made and girls will take their
ranks of woodgatherers, firemakers
and torchbearers.