3 o'clock
It stood also , with her , for lofty aspiration . Thus she pictured the physical representation of the name she chose as a member of the great army of girls who seek romance , beauty , and adventure in every-day life . On the day when the Flamingo Camp Fire arrived at Hollyhill , another train pulled in at the principal station several hours earlier . It came from the same direction and might , indeed , have borne the thirteen girls and their guardian if they had seen fit to get up early enough to catch a 3 o'clock train . But the thirteen girls would have been much interested if they could have beheld the eight boy passengers as they got off in a group and looked around to see if there was anyone at the depot who knew any of them . Relieved at the apparent absence of anybody who might recognize the one of their number whose home was in Hollyhill or another who had been a frequent visitor there , the eight boys hastened to a corner half a square away from the depot and boarded a street car that was waiting for the time to start from this terminal point . The car started almost immediately after they had seated themselves , moving in a southwesterly direction through the business section of the city and then directly west toward High Peak , passing along the northern border of the mining colony and then making a curve to the north through a more prosperous residence district .