The Outdoor Girls at the Hostess House

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Mollie Billette, known as "Billy," expresses her desire to break free from her careful nature while driving her seven-passenger automobile with her friends, the Outdoor Girls. On a half-holiday from their duties at the Hostess House, the group seeks adventure, contrasting Mollie's determination with Amy Blackwell's anxiety about safety. As they enjoy their day, the dynamic among the friends highlights themes of freedom, friendship, and the tension between caution and spontaneity.