GIRL SCOUTS
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Incorporated National Headquarters 189 Lexington Ave., New York City
The Girl Scouts, a National Organization, is open to any girl who expresses her desire to join and voluntarily accepts the Promise and the Laws. The object of the Girl Scouts is to bring to all girls the opportunity for group experience, outdoor life and to learn through work, but more through play, to serve their community.
Officers, 1920
Founder Mrs. Juliette Low
Honorary President Mrs. Woodrow Wilson First Vice-President Mrs. James J. Storrow Treasurer Mrs. Nicholas F. Brady Counsel Douglas Campbell President Mrs. Arthur O. Choate Second Vice-President Mrs. Herbert Hoover Chairman, Executive Board Mrs. V. Everit Macy Director Mrs. Jane Deeter Rippen
Executive Board
Mrs. Selden Bacon
Mrs. Nicholas F. Brady
Miss Ellen M. Cassatt
Mrs. Arthur O. Choate
Francis P. Dodge
Miss Emma R. Hall
Mrs. Juliette Low
Mrs. V. Everit Macy
Mrs. William McAdoo
Mrs. Robert G. Mead
Miss Llewellyn Parsons
Mrs. Harold Irving Pratt
Mrs. Theodore H. Price
Mrs. W. N. Rothschild
Mrs. George W. Stevens
Mrs. James J. Storrow
Mrs. Charles Welch
Mrs. Percy H. Williams
Permanent Committees
EducationChairmanMiss Sarah Louise Arnold
SecretaryDr. Louise Stevens Bryant
Publication ChairmanMrs. Josephine Daskam Bacon
SecretaryDr. Louise Stevens Bryant
FieldChairmanMrs. Robert G. Mead
SecretaryMiss Mary C. Clendenin
StandardsChairmanMiss Llewellyn Parsons
SecretaryMiss Mary C. Clendenin
BusinessChairmanMrs. Percy Williams
Secretary Mr. Sidney Monroe MacDowell
FinanceChairmanMrs. Nicholas F. Brady
Advisory Committee on Business and Finance
ChairmanMr. Frederic W. Allen