The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-04-13
Girl Scouts Arrange
 May Entertainment
Froc Date Not Selected as ,Yet-Hike Scheduled
 Thursday-Court of Honor Enacted ga.
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correspondcnt-Mae Villa Babn 1877 watertown

The Girl Scouts met at the up- per hall of the Community house last evening with their captain, Miss Evelina Hauser. A guessing game was conducted by Martha Gwiazdowslxi; Court of Honor was held by the patrol leaders, lieu tenants and captain.
 Plans were discussed for the May Frolic. A committee was voted by ballot to be in charge of the Frolic. Patrol corners were formed, regis tration checked and dues collected. i Pauliue Miller. Peggy Coon, Alice ] Buel of Watertown and Ada Hal lock, Carolyn Beardslee, Dorothy Olmstead gave an exhibition of Girl Scout work.
 The announcement of Q hike to Chase park next Thursday was | made. The members will meet at 6:30 o'clock at the post office. The girls who have not received their tenderfQot pins are exclud- ed from the hike. Roller skating was enjoyed, the roller skates be- ing supplied. Each girl is to con- tribute for the refreshments which will be served before making the return trip. Good night circle and taps closed the meeting.
 The Girl Scouts attending were: Grace Boulanger, Evelyn Laraway, Betty Wargo, Edna Boulanger, Irene Davidson, Marie Boulanger, Gertrude Davidson, Margaret Gra- ney, Rose Boulanger, Barbara Ad- ans, Mary Graney, Dorothy Olm- stead, Doris Cedarholm, Ruth Johnson, Carolyn Beardslee, Ada Hailock, Mildred Botelle, Martha Gwaizd0wski, Evelyn Corcoran, Betty Pickering, Betty Corcoran, Ruth Downs, Helen Carter, Peggy Budd, Harriet Thompson, Edith Carney, Alice MauntinO, Josephine O'Connell, Ruth Clinton, Bernice Wilson.
 The visitors were: Loretta Ther- ault, Dorothy Nicholas. Shirley Wilson, Gertrude Therault, Blanche Germano, Pauline Miller, Peggy Coon, Alice Buel.
 Lieutenants: Miss Moody, Mrs Downing, Miss Littlehales, Miss La cone and Miss Hauser, captain.
 Card Parties
 A card party will be held tonight at the home of Mrs Mary Pierce of Riverside street for tho benefit of St Mary Magdalen's church. Prizes will be awarded to each table and refreshments served.
 A card party will be held at the home of Mrs Silas Hoffman of Davis street Saturday night spon. sored by the Rectors Aid society of All Saints church.
 Pilgrimage Planned
 ptlort n, n ua fn Uaahinpt0n. ID. C., has been, arranged in response to tho popular demand for another trip. Prices this year are on q sliding scale basis according to the point from which you leaee, rang ing from $18.S5 from Stamford to $24.55 from Providence, covering all costs of transportation, hotels. -four to room), meals ana all necessary expenses.
 Also, this year special hotel ac- commodations of two to q room with bath can be had ut only 65 cents additional, which is saving of almost $2 over previous years for such superior accommodations.
 The following itinerary provides one of the most comprehensive trips yet attempted, with additions al side-trips and optional arrange ments as indicated. Also, indivi- duais may return from Washington on a, later train or date within 12-day limit. Rail connections and all expense rates from points not shown will be furnished upon request.
 Consult Miss Luella F. Leslie, di- rector of adult education. or the a,fraerfutendent a,f of schools for fur ther information. A deposit of " should be made at the time of res ervatIon. which must be in be- fore Tuesday. April 17th, to your railroad, 157 Church street, New Haven. Conn. Those eligible for the trip will be the evening school pupils, teachers in public school and friends, adults only.
 Upon arrival in Washington, trunsfer will be made by bus to the hotel, where breakfast will be served. All other meals will be at J