Evening Star Newspaper, March 21, 1926, Page 34

MARCH 21, 1926—PART 1. : STAR. 3TON, D. closed with songs. Scribe, Nathalle| Miss Getty told the story of how|troop will enter the northwest rally. |squirrel patrol and Miss Elenor Brer Rabbit got the hest of Brer| A business meeting was called and|ley of acorn patrol. As only Iw Johnson. i GIRL SCO' | l S Troon 32, Nellie Dunkley, captain,| Wolf. Good-night circle ended thelended with “Taps.” Scribe, Helen |the girls have been Scouts before, | edur at its weekly meeting Friday at the | meeting. Scribe, Fr nces Benedict. | Bartlett. most of the time was spent in le !l | Kenilworth Church, enjoved a par- Troop 38 held its meeting at the Troop 59, Hazel Scanlan, captain,|ing knots for the tenderfoot tes home of the captain, Mrs. Sue Brown. [ met at Christ Church, Geogetown, on e 34 THE 1! it new series of reading courses, Mr.| United States Army Reserve Corps of | Bennett is recogmized authority on|and i= said to be the youngest man tional philosophy. In addition | ever to graduate from Johns Hop- i s I Amerfcan kins University, completing his course at the age of 19. writ- * of line Ames. i ki ts,| Troop Miss Clara Oberg, acting while on duty at the War 33, met with the| 0f 20me of the giris workink for teto] JLlR g Min vilete y 917. I8 sched o { the meeting. “Tape” and the good-| o anized and the regular exer-|Captain, M fevens; it o ine | SN0 (the athers Waltsl o Mis. G50 inoths ribe—ticld 1a] Rat aneciing | wesklv Tuaahaon: Wedpem night salute ended the MeNNZ. | jeoc held, Scribe, Betsy Garrett. Bryan Schaol. Ties Many songs | “opl ST N ve Conrad H. Young,|at Langdon School March 9. Miss| Women's National Den : Scribe, Marjory Logan. Section B of Troop 20 met for the and sames wert enjoved. The sec-| ., jiain, met riday in the Chevy|(Cleaves talked lo the gi s ciation at its headquarters. 520 Con The girls of Pinecone Troop. No. 2./ fivat time on Friday at St. Alban's | ond-clags girls are working to pasé| pace. presbyterian Church. ‘Troops|Ing and expliined the requiven necticut avent His tapic, “The * of Glen Echo, Md., met Friday night | papish. with o wold in | tests. The eircle was formed and e 41 and 42 Joined Troop 40 to|of a tenderfoot test. After the talk, | Bssential American Tradition.” will at the Community Hall. The usual|charge. After the oponing ceremonies [ 1aps sung. Conrt of honor followed. | (1 (ica for the Girl Scout rally they | Plans were n for a hike the fol- | he taken from the heok of that title ceremonies were followed by practice | 5 business meeting was held. Patrols | Scribe, Julia Curtin, will hold April 3. After drilling in|lowing Sat s recently published hy My, Bennett ¢ in signaling. A new member is be-|were organized. officers elected and| Plnecone Troop. No. 34, Vera 1. various exercises songs were sung and | March 16, the second meefing of | Mr. Bennett ginning work on her tenderfoot test. | some remarkable names were chosen | rence. captain, held its regular meet- | (ha peeting was dismissed. Scribe, | Trobp was held at Langdon|at the Penguin Club the evenir | ) B T N fcularly pleasant evening. Among ' 8! Troon 1. which has been organized | Naney Griswold is to take the girls | i sumed ¥ g he girls | Tuesday, March § ; . : i roop 1. wi e G : . '« laved were n cup race | After the opening ceremony the gir lay, March 9. After opening ex Knowled Do ess sleeves as wide as the he 1 wrfi“xe-r?:tly. h~~ld_'u- N._(l:nd nug{\:nu who live nearest St. Alban Church. huppfnx rplnn\-a'nml a hundlnxpg:::;: planned rmhe ‘dnnce to be held at|ercises knot-tying games were played. J. L. BENNETT TO SPEAK. |+ vou Liberal -.1“.'.( n-:;lx:m::q:i.»n‘.‘;dn ’mu’t"h "m:-” § on Thursday, March 11. The meeting | Before Miss Gleaves told the girls of | No/"ail of (he time was devoted to]the home of the captain. Mrs. Wit-| Some of the s to attend cholr — P Education.” | terfal as a skirt, have appeared in { @pened with ‘a lively game, attention | the coming separation Evelyn Inman | oo0 (0, S JU8 UG KA SEIEAE (8 o er s offered the use of her home | In the church. The rest played siznal- - iati Ay nnett s a major in the ! England. ' [as called and a new Song was|entertained with a Ehost atory. Kor | FLe" (o worked eneiedealy ag the |for. the Eirls working on second cla ing games and learned some new let Women's Democratic Association to - - = { Jearned. cor .| the last time the 50 girls sang to- ! , Deiy TeL e * the cooking[ters. The troop took a hike Saturday. e § Marjory Logan. were appointed. The | gether with Miss Gleaves, their cap- f'\r,;ll ,::,m:,“m;.m::;:\o'l::lxfl'»:;?:{' ey | p;l;hh.(,,‘;'1"".“1;,:0:131.’"'. Hew | Binlly, Doore ehtesed the ¢ op. ‘B’e‘fi‘\- Mset at Luncheon. = — H f eaptain explained the laws, motto and | (ain, and the captain-to-be the good- [ fi0" B0 0 & U I 0 L \lass Scouts have planned to cook | Brooke passed her tenderfoot test.| .Jesse Lea Bennett, slogan, and also taught the girls how | pight song. each probably experienc- nEton W ey ,."\. ibe A dinner after recelving the cook's|The meeting closed with a few songs|the first systematic | 10 tie the square knot. This was fol-| jng 4 feeling they will not soon for- . i i certificnte. The captain took chargeiand “Taps.” Scribe, Florlde Hewlit. | morale for the United Y ’ll I No l i ' Jowed by campfire circle, which was.| ger. At the next meeting of the i y | perhaps, the most interesting part of | {00y ‘section A) the patrots were| Holly Troop. No itie Aseo. a Visor on Three new songs were learned. After | for the patrols. There are three small | ing Thuraday at 3 o'clock in the | piiy"Schreiber. 8 i S % d 1 t 3 ols. a s c Schreiber., School. and the following temporary | March 24, the announcentent s ' a few games. the meeting closed with | patrols in this group, 16 girls in all. | Anacostia _Methodist Church Hall | o005 7"45 of Bradbury Heights met |officers were elected: Mlss v 116 condubtadl the. “SkEpti Column®” | < played dodge hall until 3:30. [y aqiay evening at the home of Erma|Oberg, chalrman: Miss Mary Moor- | In the Baltimere Evening Sun for| *Taps.” Scribe, Vivian Wade. “Sweet sixteen, but watch us grow.” The gt Then the opening ceremonles Were|gimpson. After a husiness meeting | hess, treasurer, an Walcott, captain: Arlene Ball, lieuten- [ meeting at Petworth School. —The held. followed by patrol corners. The |tpay had a taffy pull. Susie Raba,| Wilmoth. scribe. ant. and Dorothy Heath, seribe, en. | horseshoe formation was held for | entertainment to be given for the| \renia Windie and Wilma Sterbafare: Mis ¥ b o o | War Collomel Jove the gistinction of being the oniy |opening exercises, The girls training | parents on Friday evening was prac-| hide the taffy. Mrs. Currie, the cap- | (all patrol, Miss Helen Feltcher of | Selected hy the American Librar 0ol troo® in the city thal meets in | for fire prevention used a new game. | ticed. Taps ended the meetIng. Ajtain was {ll and unable to attend.|bee patrol. Miss Margaret Phelps ol Association to write the surv . school tims. This troop has three | After giving all neceseary informa- |special meeiing was held Monday aft-| gerihe, Wilma Sterba new second.class Scouts, Betty Rodier, | tion concerning spontaneous combus. [ ernoon in the parish hall of Em-| ™ ppo0) 50 held a “haby parfy” at the Dorothy Seaton and Mary Hartofel. | tion and position of fire boxes, the|manuel Church. The entire program Presbyterian Church on Sat- a Fopless and Dorothy Heath ave | girls removed all portable clothing— | was rehearsed. May Lott, scribe, Widsy Migs_ Gleaves and Marion on their rd-class tests | shoes, hats, ties, belts, sometimes uni- | Troop 35 met Anthony's Hall | YWheeler were visitors at the meeting. iy completed. forms. They were divided into three fon Tuesday. Troop £. of Aurcra Hills a groups, with one girl ’ ’ . ; I New York’s New Residential Hotel v 2 pt. Sturdevant came | geiy is captain and Janette ing as “baby” [in with a_la bundle under her | gandel. scribe. sinia Sitehlands, held - its in each group. The entire troon then " In the meantime Mrs. Simons | "o 53 10 frs weekly meeting af g P . Fhursday. March 11, The plunged into alert slumber. The lieu- | came to teach basketry. When the | yha «Cyinasium of the Potomac School rame‘rocy well known in tivities at the iletta Mae | several years trol leaders | Washington for Troop 5. of Hine Junior High. Marie Troop 21. Narcissus, held its regular —— A Visor lends smart distinction to any car—but its purpose is far more important than adornment —it represents protection where you need it most —in the line of vision. Attend Our Sale of Visors March 13, at 0 a.m. opened with patrol cor time has been changed from Tuesday | (emant then shrieked —“Fire, fire | bundle was opened all the things Mrs. | on Saturda Thereupon each girl hastily dressed, vequired were there. Court | Fha meeting to Thursday, and the girls now meet in the Nellie Custis School. Afte and, Ni;!rdd W"hdlh‘" baby hcrnw::"r: ¢ honor was held after the meeting. | pop he_ lieutenant gave out the O TH few sefting-up exercises. patrol on her hands and knees through a | Scribe, Ruth Hodse. egistration cards. Two games were N R = 2 1 e smoky room. The fast group|™ Troop 37 of Woodside. Md.. held Dinvel—thar Wiksel: dnd Weslinaton: ~a name and a place_~ We are closing out a stock of Amber and Green 4 ners were 1 and the girls arranged | v a St Paticks party for March 18, Two new members were invested Plate Glass Visors at attractive prices. Made by a well-known manufacturer, good looking, and members were invested, ving that, the stairs | jeeting Thursday. The nsual ope ier and Margaret Metcalf v late in arriv e held, Miss Gett a Two ne i fallen in. and they must needs|ins oxe C | Betty 1 As a residence for late Spring or Summer there is no more de- sirable place in all New York. In its quiet and verdant setting. hi allie Bowden and - Evelyn Legge, | Jump from a threestory building. in Miss Adams also was songs were sun Lieut. s ribe. rtha C. Harris. meeting was dismissed with “Taps.” | present. They enjoved announced that Troop it re-creates the charm of old Gramerey Park’s delightful neigh- . The girls of Troop 7 held their reg. | Stribe, Laura Brundaze. [ “poisan.t Tt also caused W Ioih meveradother troapa on Sai- horhood life—adding to it many innovations in gracious living— guaranteed to work perfectly. Drop in and see ular meeting at the Foundry Metho- The meeting of Troop wis hflld‘.!m\l of excitement. n Is 1 Ay for a rally Seribe, Mary most modern material comforts and personal service features . Aist Church, with Mrs, Cottrell, the |at the nome of the eaptain. Mrs.| caived iheir temierfoor pins Elinor | Xaxon, e D e them. captain, in charge. Thes mractieq | Thamas Read. Prof. Bell spoke about | Nipar, Luth Fidler, lara Munroe. Troon 56 held its weekly meeti Wote) cacdhg : s .jrovk prouieiadescaniplete marching and two of the patrols had | squirrels to the second-cla sroup anting, Marian Kidwell, Dor- | St. Paul's assembly N The mie hote hfim estaurant service. Since its opening last September. it setting-up exercises. Good-night cir- | Working for the merit hadge. “Taps”) aller, Louise Munroe, fvelvn | w - by the ca has heen the talk of diseriminating people who know New SrupEp excrciser: Coodnight tr- | wae sunz and. the meeting adjourned. | Giooding, — Alavanre | Ashion and|Ruih raven. Tha resular fommation York. Rooms singly or en suite. A select clientele of transient nc Margaret Ballden Scribe. Betty Alexander. i iances) Ber The registration | wax held, Several ke tine guests received. Operated by its owners. Circular with rates . . .y . last Saturday joined Troop | ceremony was very pretty and held [and the sime heloved by Seouts, on request. Address— Pansy Troop. No. 9, met Friday| Troop evening at the Church of the Cov-|13 on a (reasure hunt arrangzed by |in horseshoe formation. Afterward enant. Patrol corners were held. fol-| Capt. Bonell, Clues, sizns and blazes 710 12th St. N. W. Main 5280 and the * was plaved. The WILLARD H. BARS Manager. * lowed by “opening exercises.” Some |were followed. which finally led into 5 == = games were plaved, followed by songs. | the woods. where the girls found a VERY SPECIAL Arr-r NTION Good-night circle ended the meeting. |large bonfire, which Capt. Bonell Fad | Scribe, Polly Cooke. 3 made. Toasted cheese, marshmal- 3 g n * The setting-up exercises look easy.|lows dnd saltinas were enjoved. The | To extremely nervcus and sensitive pationts don’t they? The members of Troop | regular meeting of the froop was hell (i hy DR. FREIOT AND STAFF of expert. 10, who practiced them at the meet. | Wednesday, Meetingzs for March were capefu) and skilled dentists. Only the very inz held on Saturdav. March 13. at | planned e gmirls ) sames in e & (s : The MChteal " Prestaterian - Church. | the &ym." An obstacle race was held Yery of il SUERIHIS Cis i K6 S would vou that they certainly and in a contest Virzinia Rusk was work: enly the very latest of improved pain o "ain’ In pauol < dues wera | the highest kicker. Scribe, Anna Beth | ot CromaandBrides | Preventative methods used in DR. FREIOT'S Y collected and s was re. | Garrett, | Work. e g6 | ofee The least po omfort is felt } Vlewed. The meeting adjourned with | The meeting of Troop 21 was called and ¥R, when we are working for v § goodnight circle. Scribe. Rena Bern. | to ordsr by Beti: Adams at the He. } stein. { brew Institute on Wednesday, March (11 gcer 25 vears of zood hanest dentistrs 1s our 9 Troop 13 of Fast Falls Church held | 10. As the electric lights were, out reco: n Wash fts weekly meeting at the pavis the meeting was held by candle light i ne ant < positive } ‘The Scouts went from Some songs were learned and { our rehability and for dentistrs that is { hal treasure h athers 5 ended the meet. al looking a nteed + mell blazed the trail the girls | g S ey ! were divided into zroups, |, Daisy 2 entite ecomi 3. They all received paper | Tuckey, thy Siibbe. e e ARCAT TS E S TN DATTATIN Lo 3 which they ha and all|scribe i on Friday at The Comtart of eur batients o wil fid here. i T ourth P'resbyterian Church. with captain in chargi Mann of Troop 14 and went to the Christian nd met the girls of the g All had a lot of fun and walked miles, It was found that the trail ended in the woods. ATl the Scouts enjoved the dinner that Miss Bonell provided DR. FREIOT 407 Seventh St. N.W. 407 RY STORE a new Opening exercises were st< and instruetion. ze of first-clas Lydia Hunt and ave examinations in o Ade Tuckey X i e work Scribe. Betty Harrison. = Doroihy Sutss Troop 17, Mrs. \W. J. Peters. cap ond-class tirst aid, and | tain. met Wednesday, March 10, at e e st he Right O, [ B s C 0ot ook %20 e e W the girls on Be Sure You Get the Righ oo B instead the Masonie Hail. Mrs. " Mt 8chool: M seau and M Mar . o ¢ e < shall were visitor: Games were i = v — played first, then the troop had & 7 e v Brodt, | | on testg until = & formation and werke 415 n the girls adjourned to the | JUICAR ! ~ lawk’s ente ent on Fymnasium ana were directed in bas. | 310, e advancement | ket bLall practice by Capt. Peters and Lontest for the menth of February | — Mrs. Kuhn. Scribe. Lois Green. | e won by Lois Hall of the Blue r Barton Troop., Nn. 19. was calied “arol Smith of the at 3:30 on Tues Lieut ¢ : hsence of ey ‘were e ush. 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