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Play and recreation for the open country (1914)

Curtis, Henry Stoddard, 1870- · Boston ; New York : Ginn and Company · leaf 153

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PLAY AND RECREATION 134 The Camp Fire Girls The Camp Fire Girls is an organization recently formed by Dr. and Mrs. Luther Gulick. It resembles in many ways the Boy Scouts. In fact, it has been developed largely -on account of the desire of some girls to become scouts. While its name speaks of the… … THE FESTIVAL OF THE FIRST FIRE MAKER, HANOUM CAMP FIRE GIRLS to acquire as a part of an initiation into a romantic organiza- tion the knowledge that she will need as a woman and a mother. In a way it resembles the initiation ceremonies of many primitive tribes which are given by the old women at…

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