WELL-DRESSED CAMP FIRE GIRL TO GO ON VIEW
Brooklyn Standard Union 17 June 1929 In Fashion Show at First Reunion of Brooklyn Council Next Saturday A fashion show displaying what the well dressed camper will wear is a feature of the first camp reunion of the Brooklyn Council of Camp Fire Girls, which will take place Saturday afternoon, June 22 at 2:30 o’clock at the Brooklyn Edison building on Willoughby street. Several young Camp Fire Girls will model appropriate costumes for hiking, bathing and camping, loaned through the courtesy of Abraham & Strauss, according to Miss Iris D. HIGGINS, executive of the Brooklyn Council. Several hundred Camp Fire Girls from all sections of Brooklyn are expected to attend the reunion, Miss HIGGINS said, to which the girls’ mothers have been invited. In addition to the 300 pioneers who last summer spent their vacations at the Brooklyn Council’s camp at Harriman State Park, Arden, N.Y., various new units of Camp Fire Girls formed this year and a group of Queens Camp Fire Girls will be present at the reunion. The celebration will mark the first birthday of the Brooklyn Council’s camp which had its initial season last summer and this year already has a waiting list, although camp does not open until June 29. Skits and playlets are being planned by the "old" campers to present graphically to the new girls what life at the Camp Fire camp is like. One group is rehearsing a little play entitled "A Day at Camp," which will co-ordinate all the activities in which the girls participate. At the close of the entertainment, refreshments will be served and Miss Florence FREER, of the home economics department of the Brooklyn Edison Company, will explain to the girls’ mothers how camp food may be cooked at home. The girls from the various Camp Fire groups who have charge of the arrangements for the camp reunion include: Grace LEAFE, Ray GERALD, Marie BURR, Jean BENHAM, Cherry AMMERMAN, Janet KIRNER, Patricia REYNOLDS, Anne SCHULTE, Alice CUMMINGS, Albina FOLGER, Eone STRUSE, Annette RUEGER, Florence JORDAN, Lucy Allen MORRILL, Marjorie HAIGHT, Mildred and Shirley SEAMANN, Frances COLEMAN, Doris REMINERS, Grace TUTTLE Edna HALL. Transcribed by Margaret Ransom RETURN to SOCIETY Main RETURN to BROOKLYN MAIN