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the STTXDAV STATE WASHTYOTOY, D. C.. YOVEAfPER IT 1007 DAT;T 1.
GIRL M.01.f 2
Twenty-three troop* ***« <t; V *
*<d hy their scribe* at ri t
Iru; of the Girl Scout «
Jam. which met last V.
f,f (tin House. 1750 New Yo > f*l
Mr* 11. 11. Flat her. G;< »• *
»rtl*»louer Os WashlrißtOf
A'lei .i.je Werner, regional d ~M •
region ,'J, were the guests - f no#'”
Mire Dorothy Greene and Mr* Li ,r
--er, / Itu**ei| will meet ail the
anl girl* Interested in Jour* a s-"
dvdiv Wednesday afternoon a*. R,«
LHfie House at 4 o’clock.
Th* Robin Hood Band will meet **•>-
v»mt><r ?') at the residence of Mr*
I.iri'U-.tv Russell. 2310 California stree*
The cap ceremony will take place *♦
« o’clock: afterward a buffet supper
will be held.
Mis* A'blilfle Werner, regional di
rector or region 3. registered at the
I ,If tie Hons- last week. Miss Werner
was delighted with the Washington
Girl Scout activities.
Brown Owl training class will meet
at the Little House November 25, from
7 tr> !> o’clock; November 26. 10 to 12
o’clock, and the same day, from 2 to >
o'clock.
Troop 28. meeting at St. Margaret's
Church, will give a playlet, “The Spirit
of Chivalry,” November 18 at 430
o'clock. Genevieve Wood, 'ha.
Green, Alice Howard, Jane i,
Katherine Freeman and Katin
bois. who have recently comp
tenderfoot test, will receive ti
Scout pins. Girl Scout leaders
vited.
The Girl Scout Bugle, the new local
Girl Scout newspaper, made its
initial bow last Tuesday morning at
the monthly meeting of the Gill Scout
Council.
Miss Ireland of the musical depart
ment of the Y. W. C. A., visited Troop
57 at the Wheatley School Thursday
afternoon to start with the troop ..op
tain, Mrs. Lindsay Russell, community
singing. All troops interested in com
munity singing will notify Mrs. Lind
say Russell, 1750 New’ York avenue, so
arrangements can be made to have
each troop visited and told of the
music program for the Winter
Proficiency badge tests —Tree find
er: 9:30 am., at the National Museum,
by Dr. Paul Bartsch; needlewoman,
9:30, at 1732 Church street, by Mme.
Esteva; artist. 11 am., at the Little
House, by S. Burtis Baker.
November 19—Dressmaker and mil
liner: 9:30 a.m., at 1732 Church street,
by Mme. Esteva.
Girls may take both tests.
Child nurse and home nurse—ll:3o
a.m., at the Little House. Girls may
take both tests-.
Zoologist—lo a.m.. at the Little
House, by William T. MoCloskey.
The Court of Awards will be held
at the Chamber of Commerce, Decem
ber 10.
The Girl Scouts of Troop 30, Mac
farland Junior High School, opened
their last session by saluting the
fiag and giving the Scout promise
and laws. They started the Swedish
drill, taught by a teacher, and did
various stunts, such as the pyramids
and the fan. Later they played dodge
ball. Every Saturday morning the
Scouts go to the Colony Theater and
open it by singing songs and giving
the salute to the fiag on the stage.
Last Saturday, however, two sailors
and three nurses assisted in the cere
mony.
Y. W. C. A.
(Continued from Page Thirtv-feur.) _
at the school. All standing commit
tees for this club have been appointed
and will hold separate meetings dur
ing the first part of the club period.
Mrs. J. S. Shear and Mrs. It. F. AVil
eoxon are the advisers of the club.
Wednesday, the Just Us Girls' Club
, of the Dennison Vocational School
■ will have a social service meeting at
t 2 p.m.
| At the Stuart Junior High School
' the entire Girl Reserve Club periods
! on Thursday, at 2:29 p.m. will be de
' voted to music, and at the same hour
there will he social service meeting
i at the Jefferson Junior High School.
The Fidelia Club and Les Camarades
Club of Eastern High School will
meet at the school at 2:45 p.m., and
at the same time two of the clubs
at Hines Junior High School will
hold meeings.
On Fridav at 3:15 p.m. the Semper
Fidelia Club of McKinley High
School will have a mock initiation lot
new members in tfio Girl P. serve
Club rooms. The officers of the chib
will take charge of the meeting. They
are: Catherine English, president:
Glenna Crowder, vice president: Vir
ginia Sabotka, secretary; Mercedes
Jordon, treasurer: Frances Miller,
social chairman: Ruth Nallo, social
: service chairman; Dorothy Dunn, chair
man of program: Mildred Knons,
music chairman, and Dorothy Lane,
: council representative. At 3:15 also
the Bon Seeour Club of Central High
School will have a business meeting
in the Girl Reserve Club rooms and
the Lealatad Club of Business High
School will have a sing in the Girl
Reserve Club rooms. A * 3:3i> all the
members of the ten Junior High
School Clubs will have a party in the
Girl Reserve Club rooms at Seven
teenth and K streets. This will be
followed by supper at 5-30 in the club
dining room and a sing. All Junior
High School Reserves are invited to
be present.
The four Saturday morning Girl
Reserve Clubs meeting at 10. at
Seventeenth and K streets, aie devot
ing the club period lo Thanksgiving
social service plans. This will be fol
lowed with hobby hour, which includes
clog dancing, dramatics, basketry and
makipg marionettes. The morning
program will close with music, under
the direction of Miss Image no Tv Tand,
director of music in the Y. At'. V. A.
Miss Alice Jackson. Girl Reserve
secretary in the Baltimore Y. AV. C. A.,
will visit the department here to
morrow.
JAILS DRY AGENT. TOO.
I • y
I Landed in Cell When He Arrives
With a Prisoner.
Correspondence of The Star.
ST. PAUL.—Just out of jail, where
he was looked up with his own pris
oner, a Federal dry agent is cursing
the suspicious nature of mankind, and
between outbursts he is hiding from
the ribald jests of his eollegues.
Two dry agents came to the Ramsey
County jail, bearing with them John
j Ross. One of the dry agents left the
other agent, William Robbins, and
Ross at the door of the jail. Robbins
took the prisoner in and said. “Look
| him tip.” The jailer looked the pair
| over and said, “Well. I’ll l>e derned,
i but I don’t know you.”
| Robbins searched for his rredebtials,
j but they were missing. So the jailer
: also put Robbins in. Robbins insisted
he was a dry agent, but remained be
hind walls until an identification was
made possible.
JOY RIDES AID SURGEONS.
I Correspondence of the Associated Press.
PARlS.—Peace-time joy-riding is
j furnishing almost as many patients
I for surgical face fixers as the AVorld
j \Var did, according to doctors at the
| Val-de-Grace Hospital, who are trying
i to make motoring scarless.
A constant stream of automobile ac
! eident victims with shattered or dis
| figured faces is attended by Dr. More
stin and his assistants, expert face
surgeons, who after the war thought
there would be little further need for
their talents. In many cases problems
presented by motor accidents are more
complicated than war wounds, but ex
perience resulting from tiie tremen
dous increase in crashes during the
past few years has made It possible to
fix nearly any kind of marred Meev
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