Evening star., 1947-05-04
lust Between
Ourselves
-By Philip n. Love.

n ~ Drbs
It's . LOG lodge ! group of lodges,
rather tucked .away on 4 heavily
wooded estate near Columbus, Ohio.
There are two swimming pools, =
theater, recreation rooms, sleeping
quarters for so or more guests, and
| & stable Of riding horses and pcnies
The most striking feature Of the
place, however, Is the dining hall.
The Tepee Is its name. ana II IS 1
long room containing = huge q
shaped table. Between the prongs
lof the q flows 4 stream In which
trout swim.
The Wigwam IS the country home
Of the Wolfe family, owners Of two
Of the Ohio capitals three daily
newspapers. visited it while at
tending . recent meeting Of repre-
sentatives OF newspapers which pub
lish Sunday rotogravure sections Of
the same general type as The Stars
new Pictorial Magazine. One OF the
Wolfes' papers, the Dispatch, was
host for the two-day meeting.
There were rs Of US, representing
70 papers, and we made the trip to
the Wigwam In buses chartered by
the Dispatch. None Of US could
have passed for q college student;
in fact, many were middle-aged, and
few might even be described as q
bit on the elderly side. People along
the streets gawked as we rode by In
two orange -colored vehicles labeled,
in big black letters, School Bus"
At the Wigwam we strolled among
the trees, toured the guest house,
inspected the ponies, studied the
huge totem pole, and wound up be-
side one Of the pools, wishing it
were warm enogh to 60 swimming.
After dinner, we saw q movie not
yet released to the public, and then,
after some heavy Cabling, returned
to Columbus In the school buses. It
was the kind of outing boys and
girls love-and none of us was 20
old that we didn't think it wonderful
enough to talk about for days.
Il
Junior jottings: The New Moon,
neighborhood newspaper published
by jim Lemon, Anacostia High
School, has grown to is pages,
tabloid size. Congratulations, Jim,
1. Boating, hunting and fishing
are the favorite diversions of Bob
Brooks, president of Mckinley High
Schools June grads. Bob Muir
ray, vice president of the class, was
born in New Jersey, spent II years
in Panama, then lived in Washing
ton State and New Jersey again be-
fore coming here. Woodrow
Wilson High Schools new Bird Club
was accompanied on a field trip to
Reaches Run, Md, by DR.. Richard
Davis, a member of the Audobon
Society. -. Barbara Wilson, East
ern High School, collects phono-
graph records. E. Another East
|erner with the same hobby is Anna
Hart, who also has a collection of
18 foreign dolls, all in authentic
native costume. A gift doll from
Panama started her collection.
Sketching is the favorite pastime of
Barbara FRANKIE, Academy of the
Holy Name, Silver Spring. :. ]
Holy Cross Academy girls recently
held q style show to raise money for
foreign missions. Scrapbooks
prepared by school groups are
sought for publication by Roy Pub
fishers, under sponsorship of the
Books Across the Sea Society The
best book submitted by December 81
will win prize of 500. and there
will be second award of $50 and a
third of $25. ALI entries must be
registered by May IS, however, so if
your school is interested in the con-
test, you'd better get full informa-
ton Immediately by writing to:
Books Across the Sea Contest secre-
tary. room 808, Is West Forty-fifth
street, New York 10.