Evening Star Newspaper, February 8, 1925, Page 51

i I GIRL SCOUTS l ; Troop 2—Mabel Nelson, captain— lmet in the girls’ clubroom, Epiphany {Church, Friday. at 6 pm. Two mem- ers, Florence Johnson and Ethel y, passed their second-class tests iand they will be invested at the next meeting. Troop formation was held and after 10 minutes of military 3 vities were held. A cordial is cxtended to all girls. Lone Scouts and visitors are welcome The sessions are held every Friday, &t 6 p.m., in the girls' clubroom of Ebiphany Chureh Troop 20—Nan Surface, acting cap- tain; Betty Cameron, scribe—held regular meeting Friday, January &t 7 p.m. at the Cleveland Park C gregational Church. The evening was spent in practic- ing for the rally. Owing to the fact that Charlestine Sparhawk, the “vic- tim” of the first-zid team, was ill, Virginia Noble was chosen as victim. Later in the evening, some of the girls went over to a co ty inment at the John I expert At the rally held Saturday. Jan- 2 ¢ Holton Arms School 2 eight polnts, w e in first aid and 5. Louise Capps ¥ v student. S h at the T . signaling, s d games. »s McElroy 1s 4 v seribe, held its w at made for at ¥. At the preceding m captain had asked several of the to bring in samples of button- hey had Of these, Joy so she entered the only one r ining in Red work, she was the head of the -aid team, with Rulh Russel, McPherson and Joy Butler | sisting | The troop met at C home and Septembe Joy Butler received first place in the junior b ole-making contest, the first-aid team won second . Aft the rally the entire | hiked home. eting of Lily of held on Monda Ruth Stmo 1don attended. The or and treas- coming Valen- | ed. It ix to be y Graff on | Connecticut avenue. T op plans | to buy & flag. The meeting adjo at 4:30 after of the gir « Beatrice cretary, acted as scribe. Troop 31—Miss W Sylvia_Donovitz, s Good Shepherd Church or 8:30. The Scouts learned a a song, both of them being in the Indian language. Two patrols were formed and patrol leaders were elected. They are Elsie Burch and Genevieve Spence. A hike was planned for Saturday, February 7. Troop 42—Mrs. Conrad H. Young, captain; Dorothy Lundell, scribe—held its usual meeting at Chevy Chase Circle Presbyterfan Church. The mothers’ tez was held. Evelina Gleaves, the district director, was| present. Songs were sung, with the girls seated in the form of “G. 8. A beanbag rally was held, followed Dby refreshments. “Miss Abbey is now second lleutenant in the troop. Betty Potter, Betty Marsh, Margaret Grif- fen and Dorothy Bender were in- vested. There were 31 mothers present and 41 girls. Fourteen members of the troop at- tended the rally, winning first place in knot-tying and second place in nature lore and games. Because of the decided growth of the troop, it became necessary to divide it into two troops, 40 and 42. Capt. Young will have charge of both. Troop 42 will continue to meet on Monday and Troop 40 will meet on Friday. The patrol leaders and their corporals of Troop 42 are: Patrol 1, Abigail Potter and Marie | k; Patrol 2. Vivi <y und Evelyn Alt; sPatrol 3, zabeth Waters and Frances Shields; Patrol 4, Catherine Crone and ) Frazer. In Troop 40 they are: Patrol 1, Edytha Mitchell and Myrta Williams; Patrol 2, Catherine Merritt and Amy Boren; Patrol 3, Gertha Gillett and Dorothy Lundell. At this meeting of February 2, after the new formation of patrols, games were played ting of the Girl| b will be held Wed y_11, at 7 pm., = the Girl Scout Model Home, 1750 New York avenue. WOMAN IN H.OUSE_CHAIR. First of Sex to Preside Over Ne- braska Legislature. LINCOLN, Nebr., February 7. the first time in histe sided over the Nebrasks e today. tive Sarah Muir of The regul Miss Muir technically was chairman of the committee of the whole, be- ing called to preside while the com- mittee sat. At first the memter: ed as to the proper w to address the chair. Miss Muir d it should me “Madam Chairman’” but “Mi “Miss Chairman” frequentiy heard, and one legisiator addressed| her as “Mrs. Chairman.” vere confus- Btudents to Benefit From Baruch Memorial Fund. AMERICUS, Ga., February 7.—Mrs. president general faderacy, today announced plans for the establishment of the “Mrs. Simon Baruch endowment,” w will’ pro- vide a prize of $1.000 Liennially to stimulate research work in Southern history among students attending Northern universities. The endowment is the result of a @onation of $10.000 by Bernard Ba- Fuch as a memorial to his mother. Detalls of the plan are to be per- ected and announced later, Mrs. Har- 0ld said. SHRINERS CHOOSE CITY. Directors to Meet in Lexington, Ky., Next Year. THE SUNDAY STAR, FEBRUARY FURNITURE SALE Furniture Carpets ‘WASHINGTON, - D. C., FEBRUARY: 8, 1925—PART 2.. FREE AUTOMOBILE PARKING SERVICE INQUIRE ABOUT OUR DEFERRED PAYMENT PLAN . . 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