Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-03-15
JUBILEE REUNION.

Improved Order Of Red Men Assemble
I'm Idaho Tribes Wfgwnm.
Red Men to the number of one hundred
and fifty, representing this city. Calf ,rnia,
Massachusetts, West Virginia and Viz ginia,
assembled at the Academy of Music at 8
o clock last evening, and, headed by a drum
corps and marshaled by F. w. --ahlert,
marched to the ST. James Hotel, Were
carriage was in waiting, containing Mr..
Robt. T. Daniel of Griffin, Ga, great inco-
honee of the United States, and Geo. p.
Johansen, great sachem of the District of
Columbia. The company then coz ter
marched to 18th street, proceeded up ia
street to New York avenue down New
York avenue to H street and out H street
to Idaho Tribes wigwam in Northeast
Temple. Several merchants along the route
burned red fire, and at 9th and II streets
all those in line carried torches of red fire.
Great Sachem Johansen acted as chair
man of the meeting, and in few we'll
chosen remarks introduced Great Repre-
sentative w. c. White. who gave a synopsis
OF the progress of the Improved order of
Red Men in this city, and complimented
Idaho Tribe, the baby tribe here, upon the
work 1t had accomplished for the benefit of
the order. Idaho Tribe, it was stated had
organized Idaho Council, No. l. Degree of
Pocahontas, the first one ever formed in
this city.
Great Incohonee Robt. T. Daniel was next
introduced to the assemblage. Among
other things he stated that reports were
being received to the effect that the Red
Men in every state and territory were
showing marked activity in the upbuuaing
of the order, and he was proud to state
that today the Improved Order of Red Men
is stronger than it ever has been during its
existence.
After the address all those present were
introduced to the great incohonee.
Among those present were: Geo. P. Jo-
hansen, great sachem; w. c. White, great
representative; John s. Garner, great
prophet: John p. She'd, great senior saga
more; F. w. Kahiert, great keeper of
wampum; Great Guard OF Forest King:
John c. Dunning, great sennap; Prophet
Shield of Usage Tribe, No. 6; Senior Saga
more T. s. Slater. Junior Sycamore w. I.
Bowman, Chief of Records Jas. A. Whit
lock, Keeper of Wampum John T Spring
man, all of Tribe No. G; Prophet LOS. ].
Caylor, Sachem H. l.. Walston, Senior Sag
amore ]. A. Mcpherson, Junior Sycamore
VIM. F. Mackay, Chief of Records T. c.
Bornkessell, Keeper of Wampum c. orc.
Coleman. all of Tribe No. Is: First Sennap
c. B. Amazeen. second Sennap Jos. A.
Souder; Guard of Forest VIM. T. Thomp-
son; First. Second. Third and Fourth War
riors P. T. Halter, VIM. B. Fowler, NJ. S.
Dawes ]. S. Driggers: First Second. Third
and Fourth Braves Jas. N. R. King, Geo.
A. Pennington, ]. S. Upton, VIM. E. Gid
dings; Powwows G. w. Warren, w. d. Cas-
tie, and Chiefs A. Thompson, Geo. w.
Loeff1ler c. v. Allston, John G. Jameson,
Geo. w. Vaughan. VIM. H. Phillips. VIM.
A Edwards, E. c. Bremen. A. w. Reynolds.
s. X. c. Cunningham. Geo. T. Rocket. c.
F. Souder, Geo. B. Hansell, VIM. ]. Kolu,
Jos. E. Walker, c.. D. Reckeweg, j. L. Nc
Kennon, Jas. F. Spauding, B. D. Giddings,
w. P. MCGEE, H. c. Graham, A. S. Defrees,
VIM. T. Berrett; the sachem of Osceola
Tribe, No 1, Alexandria Va; Chief of Rec
ords Nagel. Tribe No. 1, Alexandria, Va.
and several others from same tribe; Past
Sachem Jos. STEPHENS Of Pocahontas Tribe,
No. IL, of San Francisco, Cal; j. A. eece
and Past Sachem Geo. S. Snow of Osamo-
quinn Tribe, No. IA. OF Springfield Mass;
John c. Dunning. chief OF records of Tus-
cora Tribe. No. 8; John s. Garner sachem
OF Tuscora Tribe, No. 8; Sachem Payne OF
Seneca Tribe, No. II.
At O'Clock the great incohonee delivered
an address to the ladies of Idaho Council,
No. /. Degree OF Pocahontas, in the same
wigwam.