The San Francisco call., 1896-03-02
improved Order of Red Men.

The pilgrims who went to Truckee to celebrate
Red Mems day on the 22d of last month have
returned and they express themselves as highly
pleased with the reception they received and the
hospirable manner in which they were entertained
by those OF the land of snow and ice. The follow
ing is list of those who went from this City and
the tribes they belong to:
Manizantta Tribe-W. j. Smith, G. K. of W.; F.
J. Fuller. Sr ).
MiatIonomah Tribe-A. Jackson, G. s.; NJ. Leis-
sen, H. NJ. Freck, W. Rotrosky, ]. A. Simpson, Il.
Kinreed James Wade, T. w. Cain, ]. Z. Kaighan,
j. Woltinger. T. Lynch, j. Miller, IL. s. Lichten-
stein, II. NJ. Lichtensten, ]. H. Lemon, a.
Rudolph, Charles Johnson.
Sotoyome Tribe-James Flynn, C. w. Westall
Consumes Tribe-E. B. Wilson, great mishinewa.
Oneidan Tribe-George \. Wiike, D. 6. s.: John
Nicho.s A. A Ferguson, w. a. Jones' John Tay-
lor, G. w. Tomlinson.
Delawar- Tribe-George Perkins.
Miami Tr1be-Fred Babler a. X. Robinson, C..
Modoc Trbe-C. F. Burgman, great chief of rec
ords; P, L. Hoh, d. q. s; P. L. Bliss V. De
marais.
Winnemucca Tribe-A. J. Hatfield.
Pawnee Tribe-W. ]. Robinson, d. ID.
Osceola Tribe-F. b. Swan.
Bald Eagle Tribe-M. Henry, J. P. Mcguire.
Arapahoe Tribe-M. j. Fairfield.
Montezuma Tribe-G. w. Collins, II. d. Hult,
Charles Barry, H. B. Croffutt.
The following named accompanied the delegates
w. c. Keystone, wife and daughter; Mrs. y. Ro-
trosky, Mrs a. Kaigham, Mrs. +. .. Miller, Mrs.
{. NJ. Beckwith. Miss Susie Feck, Mrs. George w.
Collins, Mrs. II. ID. Hut, Mrs. John Nichols. Miss
l.. NJ. Collins Miss l.. Worden, MIR. and Mrs. a. NJ.
Grant
A Mr.. Porter who went away from here pale
The visitors were met by the Truckeetes, who
gave them sleigh ride TO Echo Rock Cave, on the
shores of Lake Bonner. There those who wished
were given opportunity TO indulge in the sport
OF skating. Af.er dinner at Truckee q new tribe,
Tahoe, was instituted with appropriate ceremo-
MES. There were fortv-fve names on the charter
list. In the evening there was an entertainment
in Hurd's Hall, when the following programme
carried out: Invocation. j. Flynn. T. s; open
ing ode: Grafton, Dr. b. F. Josselyn: soug Amer
ica''; address on the Improved Order OF Red Men,
G. F. Burgman, great chief OF records: SOLO 6. W.
Hon. C. +. McCilashan; humorous song, HI. NJ.
Freck, p s: recitation. p. L. Hoff, P. 5: fancy
dance, Miss Susie Feck; dismissal, "A. Jackson,
great sachem.
The Iroquois Tribe of Stockton had a very enter
tanning meeting on the evening of the 2Oi of Feb
ruary There we're more than 200 persons pres
ent, and feature OF the entertainment an
entertaining address by Great Chief of Records
{. F. Burgman on "The Order" illustrated with
StereOptcOn views.
Comanche Tribe at Elmhurst shows an increase
OF nineteen members since the lst of February.
Pawnee Tribe of Alameda had an adoption cere-
mony last Friday, and received three applications.
Vienna Tribe received one proposition at its last
meeting, and tonight will have the adoption cere-
mony.
On the 18th inst. there will be a contest for a
prize between a team from Sotoyome Tribe and
one from Arapahoe Trioe The prize will be awarded
on points for the best work in the adoption cere-
mony.
Hall last Tuesday night was a most pleasant one.
There twenty numbers on the programme,
which included speeches. recitations and songs.
A. K. Stevens spoke 10 the toast, The Ladies;
Mans Greatest Blessing" and he 10 lowed by
Mrs. Frona Eu nice Waite, who responded with,
Man; Necessary Evil" The Red Men OF
1S49" was responded 10 by r. NJ. Daggett. p l..
Hoff spoke TO 'Modoc and Other Small Tribes, -
and G. F. Burgman, G. e. OF R., responded in a
happy way to the toast, "MonteZuma."
Ponemah Council of Nevada City writes Mrs.
Mabel Curtis that the great Pocahontas has made
,InrS tt
adopted five candidates, and received half dozen
applications