The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-08-04
DEGREE OF POCAHONrAS.
The Great Carnival of the Ladies'
Branch of the Order in
Session..

The Great Council of the Degree oil
Pocahontas. the ladies' branch OF the I'm
proved Order of Red Men, met at Golden
West Hall yesterday morning with the
following great chiefs at their stumps:
Mrs. A. C. Klenk. great Pocohontas; Mrs
George w. Lowe, Wenonah; Miss Mabel Cur
tbs, great prophecies; Miss Carrie Johnson,
great keeper of records; Mrs. A. L. Gill. great
keeper of wempum; Mrs. L. Bean, Mnnehaha
Mrs. Hattie Whipple, first great scout; Mrs.
NJ. Mclean, second great scout: Miss Agnes
Mcmahon, great guard of the wigwam; Mrs
A. L. Bishop. great guard OF the forest.
The following-named committee on Gre
dentials-Mab bel Cur is, Agnes Mcmahon,
S. Gutstadt, II. Whipple and Ida Vivian
reported favorably on the credentials of
the following named:
wenouah Council No. 2-Representatiyes
Mamie Crone, Morn Klenk. Bertha Brazile,
Kate Wilson, Lizzie Gordon and Annie Gill.
Pocahontas Council No. 3-Represe natives
A. Mcmahon, Mrs. Holland, L. Tilley, Mrs.
Weisel and Brothers J. Hagan and T. Seary.
Ponemah Council No. 6-Representatives H.
Stansfeld. A Bishop, E. Lubbock, NJ. Curtis and
A. Jones.
Ceanotha Council No. 9-Representatives M.
]. Mitchell, NJ. A. Thomas, Emma Brocking-
ton, Ella Fiske. Ida Vivian, Edna Buckett, I.
H. Brocking ton and W. j. Mitchell.
Alfarata Council No. Misrepresentation,
Carrie L. Johnson, Berdie McKenna, Harriet
Diercks, Josephine Harvey, Thomas Barrett
and William NJ. Belts
Iona Council No. Misrepresentation, Clara
Gulbert and A. Z Paine.
Kaw-Wan-Nit6 Council! No. 12-Representa-
tlyes, A j. Now bray, g. Moshier, G. Kraft, II.
Rohrbacker, L. Bean, Mrs. Cruise and Mrs.
Simon.
Ah-Wah-Nee Council No. 13-Representa.
tives, frankie Whipple, Hattie higgins,
Mamie Conway, Hattie Whipple and Jose Van
Damme.
Mineola Council No. 14-Mrs George w.
nd
4. NJ. Hanson.
Daughters of Monezuma Council No. 49,
Representatives, Lydia J. Pinkham, o. F.
Gould, Sara Gntstadt, II. s. VIM, G. w. Col.
Inns and f. NJ. Culver.
Minnewawa Council No. 17-Representa-
tives, Edith L. Gish, NJ. II. Heating, W. J.
Heating and r. NJ. Smith.
Matcnka Council No. Ism. Kelly, L. Trueb,
L. ]. Cannon, H. Trueb, J. Frost, II. Flemer
and c.. Abbott.
The following committees were ap-
pointed by the Great Pocahontas:
Laws and usage-A. E. Bishop, Mabel Curtis
and A. E. Paine; finance-Mary E. Mclean, S.
Cuts and Mrs. Frank; pelitions--H. Dierks,
+. Lowe, L. Tfilley; distriDution-H. Whipple,
a. MeMahon. B. McKenna; charters-E j.
Braziie, S. Lemon, E. I. Cruise; press-Miss
Mabel Curtis.
The several great chiefs presented thei-
reports, which show great advancem en- t
and prosperity. There was during the past
year an increase Of ninety-one in the mem
bership, which brings the total up to 6O4
in this reservation.
At noon the Great Council ad journed to
the banquet-room. where a collation. vas
served by the ladies OF the Jour councils of
this City, Pocahontas. Alfarata, Monte
yuma AMI Matawaka. During the noon
hour number OF toasts were offered and
responded to.
At the afternoon session there was a
discussion of a mum Der Of matters that
will come up for future con Iteration.
Under the head of good of the order. an
hour was spent in listening to addresses
by Messrs. Gordon, Mitchell, Cole. Brock
ington, Mrs. Whii Pile aud Mrs. Pinkham
and recitation by Mrs. Bishop.
To-day the election will be held and in
the evening the great chiefs representa-
tives will attend the reception TO be given
in Native Sons Hall,