Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE SUNDAY MORNING MARCH 8 C 1936 11 TO CELEBRATE ANNIVERSARY Valuable Training Being Offered to Girls of Special Talks Scheduled for Pre-Sco- Age ut Joining with 375000 ecouts and throughout America Girl Seeut of Sait Lake City will celebrate the twenty-fourt- h annlveraary of the founding of the Girl Scout of America with special program and activities during the coming Scouter week While the birthday week open Sunday the actual anniversary of the organization I Thursday It will be just 21 year ago on that 1912— that Mr day— March 12 Juliette Low organized the first troop of American Girl Scout at her home in Georgia During the week troop meeting will be devoted to commemorating the founding of the organization and special speaker will addre members in many of the troop In other troops brief talk will be made by the Girl Scout themselves recounUng the hietcry rf pouting ' 'At Home’ Slated Climaxing the week will be an “At Home” which will be held at the tbuild-in- g headquarter in the Beasoh to which every scout or scouter in Salt Lake City is invited Miss Gwen J Hurd director of the Salt Lake City council and Mrs C C commissioner with counBint cilor and member of the leaders’ association will greet the troop members “Many of the girls have never been to hefdquarters" Mis Hurd said “and we want to be sure that every scout in the city ha an opportunity to come down” of Hour at' which member troops are to be guests at the headquarters will be a follow: 10 to 11 a m troops 1 2 3 4 and 27 11 a m to 12 m troops 5 6 7 9 and 30 1 to 2 p m troops 10 13 14 15 and 31 2 to 3:30 p m troop 16 18 19 21 23 and 24: 3:30 p m to 5 p m troops 11 22 25 28 29 and 34 Tuesday at 4:45 p m the council will present an anniversary prostation K D Y L Ingram over cluded ' on the program will be a lilay which will depict episodes in the founding of the Girl Scout of America Mrs J H Davis will direct the play ’ Tireless Energy The history of Girl Scoiiling in America present an unusual story of the tireless energy and enthusi- asm of one womanwhp fought to make the benefit of the threefold program of scouting available to That every girl in the nation woman was Mrs Low who until her death in 1927 was the guiding force Girl Scout movement of Since the death of the founder her ideals and objectives have been carried on through the Juliette Low Girls of age receive valued training to fit themselves for active membership in the Girl Scouts of America through their work as members of Brownie packs Rhythm coordination and cooperation are taught the girls through games and songs In the picture at the left Brownies of pack to be used in the kitchen 5 are making are standing at thi NfiKhhorho-odhou"Tpre-sco- ut Mountain Dell Camp Area Proves ExtremelyJ Popular With S L? Council Members X rs Ida Ventura left and Lucille Fullmer right seated left to right Marilyn Meeves Beth Burt Jessie Jensen Carol Jensen Illirne Hedges and Lila May At the right Brownies determine the fate Hedges of scores of people in a mythical sandtable kingdom Around the table ileft to right are Joyce Crane Florence Rae Woolsey Betty Lou Johnston Betty Ebenstein and Mary Loulte Beaver Dorothy Sewell h Rocky Mountain Regional Conference Scheduled at Rock Springs May 11-1- 3 Scout Leaders Scouts Report Plans for the Rocky Mountain regional conference chief among Mountain Dell permanent camping headquarters of the Salt the Scout events of the spring season which will be held at Girl on a Lake council of Girl Scouts recently acquired from the city Wide Progress Rock Springs Wyo May 11 12 and 13 are rapidly nearing comlease has proved far more popular than any of the sponpletion sors of the little house ever hoped The conference of Utah Nevada Idaho Montana and Wyoming In Past Year Although the road to the house is impassable at present and scouters will offer many special attractions and events available spring is still two weeks off officially practically every The few Mrs Herbert Hoover new national president of the organization Standard Training will be among Take day for camping has been reserved by various troops Will those who attend the conference local scout officials Friendly Occupy of Lake the Salt Progress unreserved days are are expected to be taken within the next two announced Saturday Courses Provided by City council of Girl Scouts in Site Again This weeks “Her presence will doubtless add a great measure of Interest 1935 was the most remarkable Not only have troops been anxious to register for Mountain - 'not so much because of her being a Cross Red r council the since of Summer ' Den' Which li a stone farmhouse 1922 just 10 in was former first lady of the land as the organized since near the summit of Parley’s canyon have been owned by the city fact that she is an experienced years after the scout movetime that aid Instructors’ Standard first ment was started in America With heavy snows preventing the scouter who has been close enough but they have been equally anxious The stone farmhouse was leased new Salt Last year the local council to the work to have very practical courses have recently been comto remodel and equip the little house Lake Girl Scout camp made'tcnderfost awards to 311 ideas and suggestions” officials at Council °ffrom Girl Lake Salt City for by eight pleted Since the lease was granted in to the Salt Lake City being ready for'bcjjupaijcy the headquarters said girls second class badges to -- Scout- officials tinder the 11 1935 A Girl Scouts 1936 the summer seasonrthe Septembe direction camp 143 home class to 24 September of last year the scouts first Mrs Hoover has occupied many to use is committee making plans of Miss Maybelle R Clayton R N different positions inthe world pf have added terraces a showerhouse copy of the license is on record in the Girls’ badges to 163 nature badges Friendly campsite again to 46 general badges to UL —leadership- who Is in charge of the training Special Courses Offered scouting from-tcoa large pantry bunks and have re- the local Girl Scout office It speci- this summer — " Golden Eaglet awards highest to of work 21 of that “house fies pres- acres and the being that honorary Red Cross courses offered the house Further by Announcement of the tentative painted the entire honors of the organization for ident her husband's be set as presiduring Leadership aid apart courses Cross property Red adjacent first dates of the coming camp season Special went to two girls during the equipment is being added at regular a site for the Girl Scouts dency for both Girl Scouts and their have just been made by Mrs W C Students intervals by city troops Troop 22 The Another prominent scouter who year extensive improvements Howe committee chairman who this leaders are given being year Stars for a perfect attendwill attend the spring conference is is at present making a rug for the made last fall were financed partly stated that in all Miss the of the cooperation through probability ance record were given to 101 Miss Qleda Schrottky the “play Girl Scout council and partly Martha Stowers executive secretary A camp will be in session throughout living room and has donated dish by the scouts spring series of training lady” of the organization Miss local business houses The laboi the month of by Red of The will season Lake Salt the are City County 29 the of several kinds courses July holders Troop being Schrottky is well known for the drapresented was furnished by the city water be divided into k one Cross and offered to Girl Scout and Brownie matic productions which she has lodge with several living room pil- department under the direction of sessions This will be the third Complete Courses leaders of Salt Lake City as well planned and produced throughout 7 is embroidering Commissioner George D Keyser H while lows Troop Low Girls’ Mrs season the consecutive As did that Memorial fund Mothers Attend Fete Those completing the courses un- as to those who aspire to becojne the country She has written sevC K Olson Burton and J kitchen fund for the dishtowels of the Friendly campsite has been used the administrator der Miss Clayton werjMrs G M leaders eral plays for girls and is well Outside improvements on the It is especially well suited to the Brownie training is being given known as a seek to Impress upon the girls of As remodeling of the house pro- house P Dougali Mrs A H Blaker Mrs At School Stewart public speaker were R J designed by of the summer S G Mrs camp course all nations the importance of perin of program lessons a inC H W Mrs by W Smith Jahries In Charge of Plans gressed the Girl Scouts became Ashton scouts meets The sonal friendships among them Paul A every R Mrs group Jr Miss Gwen Mrs Mary Jane Littlefield reIn the history of the farmReservations for the spring campAs Troop’s Guests J Hurd MissFenton Under the fund awards have terested Camp Committee Florence Dougail and Thursday morning at the local gional director is in charge of the Include - April 7 troop season to find as out out set ing and friend' house such to made advance been Members of the camp committee Miss Margaret Dougali headquarters conference plans assisted by a coun25 under the direction of Mrs include Mrs Howe chairman Mrs The group has continued first aid ships and to help girls of every much as they could about the site Meet Tuesdays cil of Rock Springs women under 9 H Short: George April troop one value to know and O N Friendly Mrs H J Plumhof nationality Mr H W Smith chairman of the 23 under the direction of Mrs Entertaining the scout mothers instruction work by enrolling in an A general course for inexperi-enA- d the direction of Mrs Hubert Webanother In 1930 the first award leaders’ association and leader of Mrs C P Overfleld Mrs G M P seems to be a favorite leaders meets each Tuesday ster Jones April project of advanced courses also offered by troop 1 was made enabling Girl Scout of Mrs D L Barnard and Mils Clayton which will stress morning at the Girl Scout headLast year the regional conference 9 Dougail Claire Miss Christenson local May the 29 in successful was birthday troops during gatherMr and Mrs Roscoe Bailey the United State to exchange camp Troop and give students quarters and on Friday mornings was held in Salt Lake City problems practical 10 Mrs Cowan Frank May troop visits with Girl Guides of Canada ing a good deal of information on Plans for construction of the new month an opportunity to put into practice experienced leaders are attending a In connection with the Rock troop 9 Mrs Robert Fen- Salt Lake When “Our Chalet” Girl Scout in- the house and property and has filed City Girl Scout camp Troop 29 at the Stewart school methods learned In the standard course of instruction to get new Springs conference each 7 Mrs ton Jr May troop comternational house was opened at a at are Bonanza Flats partially the region has been invited their mothers to' course ideas for their troops Both of these May report at the headquarters of the H H Kilbourne Adelboden Switzerland in 1932 the liwill begin recently features offered In con- courses are being given by Miss asked to submit an exhibit of scout 5 Miss Dorothy Watson: June pleted and constructs Special in Beason a investiture troop council the for special building ceremony from Scouts as soon as the snow melts to permit award enabled four Girl nection with this course have in- Gwen J Hurd assisted by Miss work 'A prize will be given to the troop 27 Mrs A H Blaker The ceremony was cluded a lecture on First Owner the United States and twelve girls The new scouts hauling of logs and stone anatomy by Mrs Margaret Dougail and Miss Mary troop having the best exhibit from six other countries to be presv ork is being made possible through followed "by tea for the mothers “From records in the offeie of the The local Qirl Scout council has Natalie Parsons and a movie- on Rukavina ent a government appropriation recorder” Mrs Smith reported” Former Director Takes As a novel way of testing scouts been asked to present a series of Troop 5 believing in variety re- fire prevention shown by the city city Idea From England The tract of land to serve as the had a mother’s troop meeting fire department A first aid team on some of their first class work color shadowgraphs at the conferit appears that the Union Pacific annew campsite was a gift from the cently Mrs Low brought the Girl Scout g the leaders of acquainting the demostration was given by the for the attending the advanced ence These were shown at the owner of this Course in England Park Utah Consolidated Mining mothers purpose idea from England where she had railroad was the first team of the Utah Power training course were asked to com- nual meeting of the council early in with the Girl Scout protime Mrs Littlecompany through the cooperation gram Wearing the blue troop ties and Light company become interested in the Girl Guide property under a patent of Septem pete in a mock track meet at the January At that O N Friendly The site is well of be kept for field asked Lord that and founded 1883 is they it includ3 course Of known meet by her The Beason met women of the organization their daughters Two Classes building Lord Miss Olga Carlson former direc- located being within good distance at the regular time and place of ed the usual events of any track demonstration at the spring conferLady Robert Baden-Powe- ll were buildings on the there that their1 Scouts Girl for working Baden-Powe- ll in the Rocky of many hike destinations such as troop had founded the Boy meet except that each event be- ence The shadowgraphs depict a afternoon at the when tor of Girl Scouting as early a 1860-6- 1 Scout movement in 1907 and two property mountain region now on a year’s Mount Majestic a favorite of the Ensign school The only participa- first aidin proficiency badge are en- came the matter of judging some round of the activities of the local rolled different classes at the scouts and were designed by Miss their former Brigh- tion of years later he and "Lady Baden-Powe- ll it served as a Pony Express station leave ofsabsence is at present in campers from The regular members of the troop present time One course is being particular thing The discus throw woods and roll- was formed a similar organiza- and was operated by Ephraim the school for scout leaders and ton campsite as leaders Betty Selby and Miss Margaret wasn’t in the color ceremony at the conducted for throwing really troop 27 by Mrs Anna ing country are especially adaptable tion for girl guides at Foxlease England The W Fox at the Horace Mann Hanks" explained but a matter of judging Dougali beginning of the meeting for Girl Scout camping high the weight of the discus while the last left work Miss her Carlson was Scouting for girl was already esdivided two Into then group No deed of ownership during this school afternoon every Monday tablished in Australia Finland Leader Expected May for a trip around the world patrols both of which pursued Mrs Louise Anderson is the instruc pole vault was a question of estie South Africa Denmark Poland and time seems to be on record to Mrs Howe Mrs various Tenderfoot Scout activities tor for a course spending most of her time In Swemating the height of the bar When Troop Twenty-fivAccording being given at the the Canada when Mr Low gathered “On December 1 1885 all of sec- den She plans to return to the Mary Jane Littlefield probably will Miss Dorothy Watson troop leader meet was ended each contrack First Presbyterian church on Thurs- testant had used her ability in together eight girl at her home in tion 35 was deeded to Francis Arm- United States some time during the visit the campsite some time this was in charge of one group while Busy With Knitting afternoons for scouts of troops of the Savannah Ga organizing the first summer direc- Miss Gwen J Hurd local director day by way the traveling Before judging weights quantities and turn deedsd in half who the becoming spring 28 and 15 strong American Girl Scout troop orient measurements tor of Girl Scouting in the Rocky instructed the other group New Spring Outfits Although every Girl Scout gets a With Mrs Low constantly atriv property to Martin Gam on May 22 During her European visit Miss mountain region Mrs Littlefield Troop 4 meeting at the West certain Learn Whittling amount of aid ' first 1889 found was later It training that the Carlson has been exchanging ideas was camp adviser for all Girl Scout high school is another group that ing to strengthen and enlarge the A special feature of the course is In connection with her second class organization Girl Scouting grew patent from the government did not with girl’s organizations of foreign camps throughout Califorina Wash- isn’t going to neglect mothers thi work she is not eligible to work for whittling Instruction being given Madame DeFarge who In the rapidly in America keeping pace legally become effective until 1897 countries She has just sent word ington Oregon Alaska Hawaiian year With this troop an annual her first aid proficiency badge until by Miss Clara Christensen who is “Tale of Two Cities" qualified as on with the remarkable growth in to Salt Lake City Girl Scouts that islands and the Philippine Islands banquet has become a real tradi- she has attained the second class teaching the leaders how to in- of the most untiring and speedy but Mr Armstrong nevertheless she will be many other countries In 1920 the glad to put thenvin touch tion and this year the mothers are struct their girls in the use of the knitters of all time has nothing on Girl Guides and Girl Scouts held had been the virtual owner of the with foreign scouts if they wish to Six scouts in one Salt Lake City to be the honored guests The date rank and is at least 13 years old jackknife for making simple toys members of troop 25 who have conference citizen their first international land in the meantime” correspond with someone abroad troop received their junior set for the occasion is Wednesday and puzzles — taken up knitting in a big way court a at St Hugh’ college Oxford Engat council award be left troup the Names at 18 proficiency may March of Committee in Spent Boyhood charge Shows Training of leadership for Girl Fourteen members of the troop So successful was the Oxland of awards last month Shadowgraph headquarters The years of the ownership of the arrangemenare headed by the Scout troops in Salt Lake City is can be found at the beginning of ford meeting that international confollowing emits: Program Marplanned by the training and per- each meeting — while latecomers are Gain in ference have been held regularly at farmhouse by Mr Armstrong have garet Higson tables Wanda LeaPopularity sonnel committee which includes on their way— busy knitting what two-yeinterval lnce that time been recounted to Mrs Smith and vitt cooking Theda Morris and chairman Mrs G M P to be spring sports Girl Scouting in America became members of the leaders’ association S L Troop Programs Mrs R B PorterDougali Retta Miller Mrs S G Paul appear Barrelincipient and jiffy sweaters an established organization early in togs A Bliss E Mrs B son of the a Harris W Mrs F F Armstrong seem to be the most popular althe 1920’s but its greatest recogni- by owner who spent his boyhood Mrs R A Fenton and Miss Clarisse tion internationally came in May though no particular color has bsen Serve Ushers as Shadowgraphs — simple silhouettes Ellis favored 1926 when Girl Guide and Girl there” The site became extremely popSix Girl Scouts in uniform from made by placing cardboard "designs don’t These youthful knitter Scouts from 26 countries attended Salt ular from with coun29 new in to all known people been had the and of front young a her honor Overfield has last Mr month P C troop memory figures either One strong Hold just at designs an international conference at Lake simple stop Party Skating would go up named the Juliette Low member of cil members captains and Girl of serving as ushers and color light— have become Increasingly Edith Macy Briarcliffe the City and groups to dance Camp weather hit Salt particular scout seems to think at the local council according to an Scouts guard at the Women’s Patriotic popular with Girl Scout troops of When spring' Manor New 'York At that time the canyon by sleigh it gave troop nothing of managing fiv needles week last Lake City farmhouse Low of the of Juliette C Conference Many the The duties National' Defense Bintz announcement by Mrs C city and JuliaArmstrong Lord and Lady Baden-Powe- ll roller skates with a jaunty little beret a her on ato fever 15 the put were to the While read “Juliette The conference was held at the Deanslelghlng parties of the Girl member are first local commissioner shadowgraphs started Incidentally this MratHow welcomed the delegates held there had an ultimate goal as the a result troop and The huge sleigh had Scout with single figures in silhouette Low and the Girl Scouts’’ and ail Newhouse hotel February 8 organization will probably qualify for Craftsand led them in friendship exer- been local a rink at of afternoon in skating of honor the built form they are now being used to especially of Mr Over other material concerning the JultThe few cises Miss Mary Rukavina manship badge wlthlnjhe next actress whose visits at the Salt Lake field to appointment depict scenes from plays and color Saturday this special position was ’in ette Low Memorial committee as one of tha knitters-expressweeks but The words of Lord Baden-Powein was leader were charge is being added by cellophane fac- troop theater Plan First Aid Show always popular accordance with a recommendation which will be sent to her second It "That’s just a minor have since become almost a creed "It is interesting to know” the of the Jullett Low committee made to do all she possibly can to help Troop 29 of the Stewart Drama enthusiasts of troop ings with having h nifty Scout Girl the to the Girl Scouts: "The ideal of of world The compared training flag point states “that even after Mr at Its annual on October the Girl Scouts and their leaders school will give two first aid dem- 10 are preparing a shadowgraph world conference was adopted In new outfit to wear to school" Girl Guides and Girl Scouts Is unity report moved from the Dell 2 1935 At thatmeeting of “Little Black Sambo” to which all in Armstrong learn her voted play time if was they onstrations before University of community to break down in the coming gen- farmhouse into the Absorbed as this group of scout 1930 and was designed by Miss Karl city he would 1l“mVs“h W they will present at the Highland Aas chief guide of the Norwegian seem to b with their needle and eration prevailing differences be- ride out in horseback with his school that every local council throughout can about the founder Juliette her school some thi Unis Park month the United States shall annually ap- possibly through celebrating Smith troop leader will be in The tween classes creed and countries chums to Girl Guide league yarn at the beginning of 6ich Meetat the spend week-end- s shadowgraph is probably the one of its members (or if birthday October 31 or Thinking of the exhibitions and to bring about in their place farm skiing charge ing It takes only equal Interest on — and enjoying the same point form on of of puppets simplest some other person who day February 22 or taking some the some other project Most-opeace and good will” marionettes of name the sort of outdoor adventures that lure preferred meaning :the oldest entertainment forms then come on the councilor Other special time In every troop an folk might found ecouts have dancing Shadow Girl Scouts of little our puppets Girl Guides of Turkey have a dif Puppets made today1 Mary” goat skins have sit at its meetings) W the “Juliette year and in every camp to think When Girl Guides in the Fiji Interest diversion They have In the tombs of ancient came from the far east wnere found ’been tim- - v:nen th-- y to ficult Deeded her and go learn about and to talk rnd her task City Low or ramping member" dance native islands the “meUe” special In medieval centuries they have been used to learned most of the English country never dan-- r into they have a wide choice of The property and building werbe that of making the personality to low about the fund that is be- since vomriand girls may an es - Egypt used to enact Italy puppet 1!! the philosophy of Buddha and dances and hav even delved without into and religious the plays in her the as go Low toideeded raised country memory ing by Mr Armstrong and Mr of the founder Juliette jwere subjects ranging from religion their teache history other was this time at Ut religious cort they acquired is doing Garn to the city April 10 1900 and’Wellas the work now being done in work that this fund wireless telegraphy Leaders Arrange Finish First Aid For Camp Season 99-ye- ar - any-yea- - op te two-wee- 6-- 8-- Co-let- council-througho- ut -7 - prlze-winnin- Salt Lake Woman Selected For Juliette Low Honors ar at ed ll Low”" f fr V ft v |