Evening journal., 1904-04-06

cal nrOEram VIII also lt a Ae"N~AN va t'N
evening and an elaborate repast VIII be
served.
Camp No. 4 ana Camp No. 10 viii at
tend services IN Olivet Presbyterian
church on Sunday. April n, on which oc-
cason the Rev. r. A. Elwood will de-
liver a patriotic address.
Great sachem Perks and STAFF raised up
the officers Of waneta Council, No. 3, De-
gree OF Pocomontas last evening. Deputy
Great sachem Edward McIntire raised
up the recently elected chiefs Of Chero-
kce Tribe and Past Great sachem David
c. Rose performed the same work for
Mlnnehaha Tribe, No. 20 OF Newark.
Wilmington Council. Ladies Of the Red
Cross initiated five candidates at large
" attended meeting last evening. Ar
rangcments were also completed for the
anniversary reception OF the Council
which takes place next Tuesday evening
The affair promises TO be an exceedingly
interesting one and an enjoyable musical
program has been arranged for the oc-
casIon. A banquet viii close the exer-
cises.
At the meeting OF Peerless Conclave, /
Heptasophs or Seven Wise Men last even-
ing two candidates were initiated and
two propositions received. These will be
initiated at the next meeting
The ladies' night entertainment which
the Active Association OF the Shield OF
Honor propose to hold viii take place on
Friday evening next. This body has
gained quite an enviable reputation as
merry-makers and they promise their lady
friends an evening Of genuine pleasure on
that occasion.
Two propositions for membership we're
received By Eurcks Council, Jr. o. u. A
M. last evening. These. together with two
others will be Initiated next Tuesday
evening. After the regular session the
Oriental side degree met and initiated two
candidates.
Admiral s. +. DUPONT Post No. o G. A.
r. nave completed the arrangements for
the musical and literary entertainment
which they win give tomorrow evening.
The affair will take place in the post
rooms at No 5oi Market street and a fine
nss=ieal ana literary program has been
arranged.
Grand Patriarch. John S. Fuhr installed
the following officers Of Delaware En-
campment No. !, I. o. o. II. last even
ing: Chief patriarch. r. B. Lowdon; sem
ior warden, Gibson Warrington: junior
warden. Walter B Brown. Mr.. Fuhr was
assisted by Deputy Grand Master James
Christine Encamnment officers vii be in
stalled and on Tuesday Reynolds En-
campment officers will be seated. This
evening Deputy Grand Master Appleby
will install officers for Hope Lodge, No.
p. ard Reberca degree.
Tickets for the eghty-hfth anniversary
of the introduction Of the order Of odd
Fellows into this country, which is to be
held IN the Opera House on Tuesday even
ing, April 26 were distributed az the meet
ing Of the joint committee OF the loca
lodges IN odd Fellows Kan last evening
One Of tho growing degrees connected
with tho Improved order OF Red Men Is
the Councils OF The Degree Of pocahontas.
The women take an unusual active inter-
est IN the affairs of their councils and
look after the sick IN a manner equal TO
that OF their brothers Of the tribes The
largest council In the State Is Waneta.
No 3. meeting al Rcd Mems Hall every
Tuesday night. About one-half Of the
membership attends every meeting and a
good spirit and lively Interest IS manl-
tested. The work Of the degree team is
above the average and the example they
set for the tribes more than pays for the
efforts put forth. Great Sachcm William
T. Purks visited this council last even
ing accompanied by the following great
chiefs and acting great chiefs: Great
Prophet Robert II. Hanna, Great Junior
Sycamore Frank Lyslnger. Great Senior
Sycamore Frederick Evans Great SAM
nap Fred Ncutze. Great Guard OF Wig
wam Charles Kcssler
The following chiefs we're raised up:
Pocahontas. Anna Ducxalew; wenonah.
Florence Porter; prophecies. Mary E.
Dinsmore; powhattan. Bella Somerteen;
keeper OF records. Mary McIntire: keeper
OF wampum. Clara V, Moore; first scout.
Emma Palmer; second scout. Annie
Hanna: guard OF wigwam. Ola Goddnow,
guard Of Fcrest, Martha Platt; first run
ner, Marie Phillips second runner. Au-
gus.a Jochen: warriors, Mary Smith
NidAllf aAJiIicuIlf LtltiN DINluulNNAs lNI-
tie Chance; first councillor Carrie T..
Rankin; second councillor Sarah Acker.
man
Deputy Great sachen Charles McIntirs
with the following great chiefs ond
acting great chicfs. Great Senior Saga.
more W W. cohee. Great Junior Saga,
more Edward sayres. Great Prophet Wn
Ham TT. Ferguson. Great Chief OF Rec
ords. Edward McIntlre. Great Guard q
Wigwam Harry Vandersioot. Great Guar,
OF Forest T.. r. Buckmaster. Great san
nap James T. semertecn. Great Mishen
eva. William IT. Taylor raised the chief
OF Cherokee Tribe last evening as follows
Prophet, Abraham Bacrach; sachem. ]
Oscar Midlam; senior sycamore, Howar
s. Johnson; jun.or sagamore. Charlie
Prettyman; chief OF records. Charles Nc
Intirc: first sannap. George w. " Cross
land; second sannap. Frank d. Walker
warriors. T. Edward Rutter. william
Jester. william W. Cohee. L. r. Bucl
master; braves. ]. Clement David, II. J.
vandersloot, William +. Starkey, Jam,
T. Semerteen; guard Of wigwam, Wiliial
j. Hathaway; guard Of forest. Erne.
Grlncfesd.
After the raising the new sschem Of n
tribe presented the members with fir
box OF cigars and while the smoke din