The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-05-03
WATERFRONT z E. watertown 1s4 Executive Praises
 Girl Scout Troops
Edna Weber Outlines Improvement of Councils Sun1=
 mer Camp as Mother Daughter Banquet Speaker

Seventy persons, including mem bers of troop 3, Girl Scouts, their mothers and invited guests, att tended the Mother Daughter ban quet in the chapel of the Congrega- tional church last evening. The auditorium was attractively decor ated with green and white crepe paper. The tables had green streamers across white able cloths. with bouquets of daffodils and green candles as table decorations. Gay colored balloons were tied to the chairs of the scouts, while fa- vors of candy nosegays were placed at the mothers places.
 Mrs Bronson Lockwood, chair man of the local troop committee, was mistress of ceremonies and in troduced the speakers. Miss Edna Weber, Girl Scout director of the Waterbury council. praised the Watertown troops, as they were head of all towns in the recent cookie sale, and spoke on the im- provement of the camp. Mrs s. A. Case, member of the executive board also spoke. Miss Mildred l. Turney, assistant director and field captain, spoke on Hobbies.
 Seated at the speakers table were: Captain Emma Wallenhaupt, Lieutenants Alice Lamphier, Shir- ley Davis and Mrs B. Atwood; Mrs Bronson Lockwood, Mrs s. A. Case, Rev c. E. Wells, Miss Edna Weber and Miss Mildred I. Turney.
 After the speeches, the parents and the scouts viewed the exhibi- tions on display in the upstairs auditorium. The following girls took part in an initiation candle service, a ceremony of scout laws; Virginia Swift as the spirit; Amy Gibson, Nancy Parker, Nancy Smith, Ruth Kinkel, Virginia Krom, Thelma Dayton, Patty Smith, Shirley Kopp, Caroline Lynn and Ruth Kahn.
 The sixteen girls, to be awarded their second class badges were: Helen Bennett, Barbara Lockwood, Charlotte Hickcox, Caroline Smith. Virginia Black, Thelma Dayton, Amy Gibson, Nancy Parker, Caro- line Lynn, Ruth Kinkel, Mary Jane Ward, Mary Holbrook, Edith Ben nett, Nancy Smith, Mary Hickox and Virginia Swift.
 Five girls then presented play, "Spiced Cookies and Tea" with the following cast: Caroline Smith as Jerry; Mary Jane Ward as Jane; Charlotte Hickcox. as Jeane; Edith Bennett as Jip,- the garden boy; and Barbara Lockwood as the ped dler.
 The exhibits consisted of books, handicraft, post-marks, posters, pressed flowers, wood, knots mon- ey, coral, and insignias, and were incharge of Helen Bennett, Lucia Smith, Eleanor Smith, Janice Matt son and Ruth Rice.
 The mothers and scouts who att tended follow: Mrs Jeffry Lewis and Susan, Mrs Raymond Black and Virginia and Margaret, Mrs Seymour Smith and Caroline, Mrs Frank Hickcox and Charlotte and Mary, Mrs Irving Smith and Flea nor and Lucia, Mrs Francis Lynn and Caroline and Mary, Mrs Justin Smith and Nancy and Patty, Mrs Leman Judson and Shirley, Mrs A. J. Kinkel and Ruth, Mrs Gordon Swift and Virginia, Mrs Raymond Parker and Nancy, Mrs William Bronson and Ann, Mrs William Rice and Ruth, Mrs Paul Kahn and Ruth. Mrs Sidney Hadley and Arlene, Mrs Marshall Ward and Mary Jane, Mrs Roy Krom and Virginia, Mrs Harold Kopp and Shirley, Mrs John Olson and Beth. Mrs Edward Butterfield and Chris tine. Mrs George Mattson and Jan ice, Mrs Floyd Barlow and Harriet, Mrs Wilfred Brayan and Betty, Mrs Bronson Lockwood and Bar bara, Mrs Lee Gibson and Amy, Mrs Frederick Holbrook and Mary, Mrs D. D. Perry and Katherine. Mrs Herbert S. Dayton and Thel- ma. Helen and Edith Bennett.
 Card Party Wednesday
 The regular meeting of the Mems club was held "Wednesday evening in the Methodist church. After the regular business meeting. cards were played and refresh. ments served.
 It was voted to sponsor a card party next Wednesday evening at s o'clock in the church, and each member was asked to make up one table. The committee in charge of arrangements for tho affair, Is composed of Raymond !. Black, Leon sqnires and Edward Parks.
 The following attended the meet- ing: Arthur Hickeox. Rev W. Y. Davis. John Turner, tsoman At. wood. Melvin Terriil. James IIos- kings. Arnold Cook, iidson Bennett.