The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-05-25
Improved Order of Red Men.

Pocahontas Council, Degree of Pocahontas,
ceived official visit from the great chiefs of the
reservation last Monday evening. Elaborate
preparations had been made in anticipation of this
visit and every available seat of the spacious wig
wan occupied by members and visitors.
Great Sachem a. jackson was accompanied by G. +.
Burgman, G. c. Of X, great representatives 3. F.
Josselyn and Frederick Brandt and Great Sannap
Porter L. Bliss. The adoption degree con-
ferred upon pale-face in manner which elected
unstinted praise from the great chiefs. Refresh
ments were served at the conclusion of the even
ing's business. Among the visitors Great
Prophecies Carrie NJ. Johnson. Pocahontas L. Dill
bingham and Keeper of Records Mrs F. L, Wilson
Of Wyoming Council Oakland; Sachem w J.
Heating of Comanche Tribe, Elmhurst; Wenonah
Mrs NJ. U. Heating of Minnewawa Council of
Elmhurst: Pocahontas Minnie Newton OF Iona
Council OF Yreka, and Charles HerZog, G. OF r OF
of Ieka Tribe. Yreka-
Last Thursday Great Sachem Jackson aud Great
Chippewa Tribe at San Mateo, were greeted by
good attendance and found evidence OF a pros
porous future for the tribe.
C. +. McGlashin of Tahoe Tribe, Truckee, who
was delegate to the Pythian Convention, visited
the hed Mems Council Han last week: He re.
ms ituted on the 22d day OF last February in
itiated eleven pale-faces. The tribe has secured
prizes offered for the best team.
+. NJ. Rutherford, also a delegate 10 the Pythisn
convention and prominent Red Man, visited
Council Hal last week.
Otonka Tribe of Napa has been maxim. fine
showing this term, having already increased It's
membership by thirty-fve. Past Sachem E. ].
Bailey formerly chief of records of that tribe was
in this City last week and called on the great chiefs
The picnic of the tribes and councils of sacra-
rnento at Natoma Grove on Tammany day was a
very enioyabl outing. 1t took fifteen coaches to
convey the picnicKers to the grove
Samoset Tribe of Vallejo shows an increa Sc for
oshone Tribe adopted five palefaces at It's last
held meeting. There were at the time twelve ap-
bered forty-nIne and now it numbers 100.
George LOWE, P. q. s., was in this City last week
attending on the convention OF the knights Of
Pyihlas. He reports the tribe in Redwood City as
The Daughters of Pocahontas have applied for a
State charter of the United states to enable them
to be independent of the Great Council OF this
State.
wyoming Council will hereafter meet at Broad
way and Eighth street, Oakland.
Native Daughters of the Golden West.
The installation OF the officers of La Estrella
the baby parlor, took place last Monday in
Native sons Hall in the presence of large
number Of people. The installation was by Mrs.
1. S. Baker, D. d. G. p, without book. II was let
Ter perfect and was very impressive.
dav The following named delegates to the Grand
Parlor have been elected: Ursula \ o. !. Jackson
Cattle NJ. Maher and Mrs. Kate Delahide Laurel
No g. Nevada City-Seraphine Sukeforth and Ella
F'loyd Alameda No. 1S. Aiameda-Mrs. Sophie
Schroeder. CalIta No. 2z, Sacramento-Mrs a lie
ie Esneranza No. "a. Los Angeles-Miss Celia
Kate Stanford No. 81. Benicia-Mss Eudora
Glover Occident No 2S, Eureka-Miss Bessie
Baldwin III Pajaro No. 35. WatsOnville-Miss Eva
Leland and Mrs. Sophrona Palmtag Naomi No.
rs Downievlle-Mrs. Aggie McNaughton. Parri
NO. SO, Dixon-Miss Masgie Apperson. Ruby so.
AZ Murphys-Miss Annie snyder Union No. 40.
Arcata-Mrs Minnie Elizabeth Hal. Eitapomc
No. So Weaverve-Neiiie /. Condon Darda-
nellie 30 65 Sonora-Mrs. Lottie HarIingen and
Miss irene q; Hall. Juanita No. "a, Amador-Miss
fiertrude Culbprt. an Jose NO. 81, San Jose-Miss
: IDryr d..
Editb laird Forest NO. SO, PlymOuth-Mrs.
Caliie Shields. Ivy No. SS, Lodi-Mrs. Bessie
Tredway.
Foresters of America.