The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-07-22

day since the opening Of Camp Wequapauset. Parents and friends are invited to visit the camp, on Boyden street, between three and five o'clock, Sunday afternoon and those who wish may go to the units with the girls at thath time. At o'clock, there will be a water car i nival, under the direction of Miss Irene Winger, waterfront director ad her assistant, Miss Joan Sheehan. There will not be another visiting day until August 7th.
 Guest Campers
 On Monday, July 18th, two girls from Camp Wequapauset, Betty Jane Willard and Janet Elwin, will go to the New London Girl Scout camp for two days stay. At that time, two girls from the New Lon- don camp will be at the Waterville l camp.
 This is an experiment in camper exchange. The girls are looking forward to the experience as they will have an opportunity to meet and work with girls in another camp and to take active part in 8 camp program other than their own, and as a result, will no doubt bring back many new Ideas and suggestions. If the experience proves satisfactory, it may be possible another year to do more exchanging of campers with other nearby camps.
 Girl Scouts who are at camp this year are pleased with the many improvements which aid in plan ming and carrying out an interesting and worthwhile campig program. Two of the units, Happy Hollow and Tip Top, now have running water and outdoor showers, which greatly simplify unit living and make cook outs more fun since carrying water a long distance is no longer a chore. The three dietitians who are at camp, from Elmira college, share the kitchen and manipulating re- responsibilities and also plan with the girls when they are preparing for their cokuts. Each unit has its own outdoor cooking equipment and makes its own plans for outdoor meals and in doing this, welcome suggestions from the dieitians as to learn about well balanced meals as well as budgets.
 The dietitians are: Miss Carolyn Godfrey of Troy, New York, Miss Jeannette Mcintyre of North Tona- wanda, New York, and Miss Eliza beth Moxley of Elmira, N. Y.
 Campers also find indoor meals much more enjoyable this year, due to the new small tables which seat no more than eight poole, two on side. They are finished in a pleasing dark brown and lend a good background for the attractive centerpieces which the girls enjoy arranging from natural materials found on camp grounds.
 Card Party
 A card party was held Wednesday night, at the home of Mrs. Frank Carney. on Chapel street, for the benefit of the Casper s. Davis, American Legion Auxiliary, of which she is president. Six tables were in play, including pinochle, forty five, setback and bridge, with prizes being awarded to Mrs. David Gre- nier, Mrs. Frank Keliher, Mrs. Patrick Donahue, Mrs. Mary Blinn, Mrs. John McMahon, Mrs. Nellie McMahon and Mrs. Charles Den- ehy
 A luncheon was served. of fruit cocktail, sandwiches, cake and punch, and those who attended were: MT. and Mrs. Joseph Davis, Mrs. David Grenier, Mrs. Wesley Rood, Mrs. Frank Keliher, Mrs. Walter Norman, Mrs. Washburne, Mrs. Patrick Donahue, Mrs. John Fitzgerald, Mrs. Russell Atherton, Mrs. John Sonier, Mrs. Frank Robinson, Mrs. William Platt, Mrs. Mary Blinn. Mrs. Nellie McMahon, Mrs. John McMafion, Mrs. Joseph