Ethel Hollister's Second Summer as a Campfire Girl

s. Hollister was expected, great were

. "She has not been exactly in favor of our organization, so I wish each of you

sin Kate is right. There's very

of delicacies which had been ord

d off their foaming sweat with his hands. Last year it had been his handkerchief varied with bundles of grass and

o Miss Kate. "I shall never feel like

changes every minute. It's gone now and

John and a lady whom from Ethel's resemblance to her they a

en fire interested her greatly. She even held one of the forked branches on which reposed the chicken and broiled it as w

raw it out by the string and eat with salt and melted butter.' Well, it's simply great. I wish I were young again. I think I'd like to be a Camp Fire Girl." She was as ent

her grows young?" asked E

replied Kate, "in every w

ad hitherto been unknown. She liked Nora and the girl loved Mrs. Hollister. Ethel marveled. T

th me," she thought. "

ressmaking, and the girls became proficient and at the next Council meeting each received several honors. Then she taught them to tr

t of using two, insisting upon their first scalding their meal. Then she made them delicious gingerbread, using

girls were receiving their honors, "I fe