Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-16
CAMPFIRE GIRLS PAY
VISIT TO PAMUNKEYS
Are Given Cordial Welcome
by Chief Cook, Head
of Tribe.
Especial to Tho Timcs-Dispatch.I

Especial to Tho Times DispatchI
WEST POINT. VA. April l5.-One
OF tho most enjoyable outings OF tho
season was the hike of the
Wakcma Campfire Girls under the
guardianship OF Miss Mary Wood
ward TO tho Pamunkcy Indian Reser-
walton. about eighteen miles above
West Point. They entertained here
ana began the hike from Lester Manor
ON their arrival at tho reservation
they went To the home OF Chief Cook.
whore he AMI his family cordially
received thom and entertained them
with an exhibit Of curios In the form
or pipes OF peace. wampum Of DIFF
iercnt tribes, shnlls. and their own
beautiful bead work and that present
I'd TO them By other tribes.
Then they wandered TO the river.
where they enjoyed wading In the
stream lolling on the grass. and en-
IDy!ng IA su;uptuous lunch. exchanging
stories ana traditions. Later in the
day tho Campfire Girls. having don
ned their ceremonial robes. enter
taincd their hosts around the camp
fire. explaining their rules and regu-
iatl"ns. and singing their songs.
Miss rocahOutas. the daughter OF
The chief. was made the mrs; homo
rary member ~ tn" organization
hik" Vas then made across the
White House bridge, thence. back
to Lester Manor. where the train
brought to a close Il much enjoyed
and wClI-spcnt day.
The Monday club was entertained
by Mrs. Joseph l. Kelly on Mon
day. The subject was the famous
italian planter "BotIcclil"
Help for Many Needy.
ON Monday evening the annual
meeting Of the Wonan's Society OF
the First BAPTIST Church. West Point. |
was held, reports heard and officers
!or tn" cuhuin.; year elected Tho
sum Of s2.3cj.03 had been raised for
all purposes. over 800 worth Of
clothing had been sent to the rclicf
II the russians money sent to them
ami 10 the Chimes. famine fund and
siXt1-tarc" quarts ~ canned food 20
IN" Shci'crirr Arms Hospital in
Richmond IN" incu,nncn,s wcrc re-
elected a. follows: Mrs. j : Nor
ris, president; Mrs " K Broadius.
vice president; Mrs X. &. Garden.
secretary. and MISE Enic Garden.
treasurer
Miss WNllo Guthrie. "A nemhc. Of
ia" high school faculty. LEFT Thurs
day 10 spend Easter at her hor~a ~
l.ynchhurr
Sr and Mrs James Dcnmend arc
spending som" days in tho hom" 81
their s!ster Mrs. Thomas Harwen.
IN Petersburg
Miss Annie McCunnu and ll,,Ic
nephew. Harry, VIII spend Easter In
Ne"p port News with her sister Miss
Leila MeCanna. who +. Il member o.
the high school faculty there.
Misc Sadie Gary of Norfolk. IL
spending some time In her old home
hero with her mother. Mrs. J II. Gary.
Mira " i. Bray. % Richmond is
also CUES, OF hc- sisters. Mrs
philip i'hson and Mrs. J. IL Gary.
Misses h:lizabeth Chandler and
Elizabeth Bray are spending tho holt
days with Misses Margarc, and Mary
hiIll"rs ~ 1891. lakewood Avenue.
Richmond
Mrs Temple Lee. Of Petersburg.
nj children ana Mrs. j c. WhaIey
ana children, o: Henderson, y G.. are
ting thor parents, Mr.. and Mrs
H. * Smith
MIR and Mrs 81. +. chandler viii
'pent sunday and Monday with their
paren'S. Mr.. and Mrs o. NJ Chand-
Ter at historic Ches,nu, drove in
Sew Kent
Mrs Lucy Byrd Dudley has re-
r"iN"d tn. news that In tho burning
~ IA" Taylor building. norfolk. her
son Or. Douglas Dudley. dentist.
loHi his Office furnishings. There was
som. insurance
The Baptist Church decided last
night N business meeting To huuI
AN annex TO accom- mudiat. the sun
day scAoo! whici has outgrowu lis
present accommodations new
building - 10 be built Is soon AS
possible.
REVIVAL services are still going on
IN the Methodist Church. This week
Rev. BOYD L. Hudson. r"o~'dr,.- elder
=" IN c. .-...s 49, preach
: Mr. G"rvcn, Of New York. arrived
TINS "o"" with his wi.e and child
~ lMNe chnrg. OF iun toy hanar.n.an.