The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-07-23

the young girl visitors in the city. A
well selected program of dance music
will be played by the Cadenza orches-
ira.
Al Fresco Affair.
The first al fresco entertainment
Of the Camp Fire organization given
in Clarksburg from to 8 o'clock
last evening under the charming d.
lrection Of Mrs. Hillary G. Richard
son. who has always shown great In
terest in work Of this kind, taken up
by tho Camp Fire Girls and which is
of International fame. similar in
plans and intent to the Boy Scouts.
The entertainment was given on
the beautiful lawn at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. John j. Davis, where
seats were pleasingly grouped for
the guests. which included only the
parents Of the Camp Fire girls, and a
few friends who had shown interest
in the work of the organization.
The invitations were drawn on
birch bark by Virginia Wood, the
birch bark having been sent by Betty
McClelland from her summer home
in Canada. Under the trees in the
rose garden at sunseta program was
beautifully rendered, after which a
social session was held with refresh
ments served by the girls in the large
grape arbor.
The entertainment was one long
to be remembered and the costumes
of the girls under the trees were
beautified by the brilliant glow OF
the setting sun.
The grand council is composed of
the three campfres:
The Pinnickinnick, Mondawmin
tBertha Bland) guardian.
The Monongahela, Tusitala (Mar-
ian Flowers) guardian.
The Poseyemo (not official camp
fre) Poseyemo, guardian.
The members Of the campfres are
as follows:
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Bland,
guardian. Julia Davis, Mary Hart,
Elizabeth Gore, Ruth Maxwell, Sue
stealey, Evelyn Wilson, Virginia
Gaylord, and Geraldine Wallis.
Observation-Disclosures Flowers,
guardian; Maud Hall, Anne Garrett.
Frances Robinson, Virginia Wood,
Edith Stone. Frances Stone, Christine
Haynes. Genevieve Harrison. Helen
Knox, Irene Knox, Katherine Ernst,
Betty McClelland, Edna Haymaker
aid Leila Wetzel.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT, guardian;
Louise Davis, Virginia Davis, Grace
Flowers. Grace Haymaker. Agnes
Hood, Mabel Long, Frances Miles,
Mary Osborn, Genevieve Roberts,
Margaret Robinson, Mabel Smith,
Virginia Snider, Pauline Musgrave,
Antoninette Ernst, Bertha Bland and
Marian Flowers.
The program Of the grand council
was as follows:
.7:00 p. m. The Wohelo call for
the assembling Of the campfires. CIV
en- by Poseyemo.
The Wohelo cheer given by the camps
The Dance of the Flowers Gin Every
girls garden.)
Play-"Everygirl."
Cast
Everygirl ......... Marian Flowers
Hope (who tells her she may choose
three to go through life with
her) ............. Mary Hart
Mirth ..... Irene Knox
Wealth 10000. Frances Robinson
Beauty ............... Maud Hall
knowledge ........ Evelyn Wilson
Work ............. Virginia Wood
Health ........:... Anne Garrett
Love ............E Edna Haymaker
The Spirit of the Campfires-
........... Bertha Bland
(Everygirl chooses Work, Health and
Love to take with her through life
Wo-he-lo.)
The singing of the Song of the Span
getaha. strong-hearted by all
present.
cat the conclusion the Campfire girls
slip away into the shadows of even
ing.)
Indian Dance by the Poseyemo Camp
Recital by Frances Miles Of "Poseye-
mos Fire"
Indian Legend Of Where the Happy
Hunting Ground isl by Poseyemo
Exhibit Of Campfire Honor Work, the
most important part of the evening
Honor Exhibits
Bertha Bland-Crepe de chine
waist, linen waist, linen skirt, trimm.
Marian Flowers-Loaf of bread
cake. collection Of beautiful moths
and butterflies.
Anne Garrett-Emhroidered table
scarf, embroidered centerpiece. lace
lcamisole.
| Virginia Wood-Quart of canned
blackberries. embroidered camisole.
Edna Haymaker-Cake.
Evelyn Wilson-Loaf Of nut bread
I. Julia Davis-Poem published in
st. Nicholas.)
Frances Robinson-Ch Chocolate cake
4 Irene Knox-Angel's Food cake.
Helen Knox-Dress.
| Betty Gore-Dress.
i "Count-books" of both camps with
original poems. and painted decora,
! lions, and some photographs taken
and developed by Geraldine Wallis.
The Invitations were confined en-.
tirely to the mothers, fathers of the
| Campfire girls. and a few friends who
had shown especial interest In the
work Of the Camphres. The invita-
tons were drawn on birch bark by
Virginia Wood, the birch bark having
been sent by Betty McClelland from