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A CHEYENNE ceremonial dress won a blue ribbon in this year’s Woodlawn Plantation Needlework Exhibit in Alexandria. The dress was that of Dorothy Oldcrow Jenkins, a decendent of the Cheyenne and Arapaho Indian Tribes.
The dress was made completely by hand by Mrs. Jenkins, a decendent of the Jenkins’ grandmother, Eva Oldcrow of Thomas, Okla., who made the dress for her granddaughter for herfirst ceremonial dance as princess after she had been chosen by the Arapaho Tribe in 1960.
She kept her title until her marriage to Charles Henry Jenkins, a Rappahannock County High School graduate and son' of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence W. Jenkins of Boston.
Mrs. Jack Dellinger, the
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