Indianapolis Times, Volume 33, Number 153, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 November 1920 — Page 5

GIRL SCOUTS OF CITY TO LEAD IN WEEK’S EVENTS Parade and Monument Circle Pantomime to Be Observed Tomorrow. • PARENTS’ DAY MONDAY Next week will be Girl Scout week In Indianapolis and the nation. During this week there will be a campaign for associate members with, the purpose of obtaining a fund to take care of the needs of the organization. There are 309 Girl Scouts In Indianapolis and all of them will take part In the observance of the week, for every day of which a program has been arranged. While the campaign does not start until next week, the activities will open tomorrow when there will be a parade of the entire local membership of the organization from St, Clair Park to Monument Circle, where there will be a pageant. monument circle. BCENE OF PAGEANT. The pageant will be given In the afternoon on the south steps of the Monument. The pageant will open with a dialogue between “Uncle Sam'.' and “Youth,’’ which will be followed by a "pantomime representing the activities of a week in the life of a Girl Scout. This will be followed by singing of Scout K08..T8. The pantomime will be under tile direction of George Somnes of the Little Th-eter. Miss Lois Butler will have the leading part. . will be Girl Scout day in the Indianapolis churches, in a number of which special services nave been arranged. Monday will be parents' day. The observation of this day will Include a parents' supper to be given by the Girl Scouts of Irvington, at which Mrs. Henry •E. Hayward and Miss Bertha B. Howell will speak. Special Girl Scout demonstrations will be given at English's and Keith’s The aters Tuesday, with three-minute speeches at each place by Mayor Jewett. Father will have his day on Wednesday The day has been officially designated “Daddy’s day,” and any man can be a “daddy” by buying a badge. Every Girl Scout must salute every man wearing a badge. A patriotic celebration is being arranged for Thursday, but the details have not been completed. Girl Scouts will gather at the Ohio Theater at 10 o'clock Saturday morning, where they will see a two-reel mo- I tion picture showing Girl Scout activi- ! tie*. At this meeting efficiency badges _ will be awarded to a number of girls The local organization In Its campaign is planning to raise a fund of $14,500. This fund 1* to be expended as follows:

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Five thousand dollars for camp equipment, $4,000 for salaries, SI,OOO for office rent, SSOO for office equipment, SI3OO for overhead and $3,700 for the national organization. The local council of Girl Scouts, elected at a meet'ng Thursday, are Mrs. •Henry E. Hayward, Edward Wuensch and Airs. Joseph Daniels. Children to Honor ‘Little Boy Blue* Poet CHICAGO, Nov. 5. —For a quarter of a century Chicago school children have been adding their pennies to the slowly growing fund for a monument in memory of Eugene. Field, the beloved children's poet. Yesterday, on the twenty-fifth anniversary of his death here, announcement was mhde that the goal of *25,000 lmd been reached through the action of the trustees of the Art Institute, who agreed to add more than $15,000 to the $9,920.25 the children have collected. The monument will be erected In Lincoln Dark, where the poet loved to Idle. It is to stand near the animal house, where the children gather, facing the drive. The decision on the sculptor awaits the action of the trustees of the fund. The trustees have been negotiating with Johannes S. Gelett, who sculped the statues of Hans Christian Anderson and Beethoven in Lincoln Park and the Haymarket memorial in Union Park, and with Eugene McCarten. A model submitted by Gelert shows Field seated, pencil in hand, with one srm thrown over the hack of a large chair and a pad In the other hand, while below him is “Little Boy Blue” playing with his tin soldiers. The McCarten design shows the poet surrounded by Children, a fountain gushing below.

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