Evening journal., 1904-10-05
NIGHT IN CITY
LODGE ROOMS
What the Wide Awake Secret
Societies in Wilmington
Are Doing

Great EnlnCns w NHhtAr'
companied by the following ae''ns - sl,1'
chiefs. raised tho chiefs OF Minqua 49,
No. s. on Monday evening Great p'opi's''
II. b. Sinclair; great senior sas'nole'
y. IL. Bayne; great junior esan'ole'
Frank I.ysingcr; great keeper OF wan
pun. Robert IL. Hannai great ehnei %
records, William Norris, great sannap' -
C. Barber; great mishenewa, fred Evans
great guard of wigwam Charles kessl'i'
great guard of forest, George scheier-.
man.
The following chiefs were raised tcl
their respective stumps: Prophet, AleN-
ander NJ Toime; saoher, Paul w. Iay-
lnr. senior sycamore. Leonard White
junior sagamore, William l.. Hail. guard
OF wigwam. Jeremiah Cauffman; guard Of
fcrcst. George Stout; warriors, William
IT, Duncan. w. r. Bush. Charles Purdy
braves Clarence White. John II. spen.
GER James S White. John u. WilberG
nrst sannap. Charles Wilcox, second sam
nan. John NJ. Ferrieri representative tc
Great Council John M. Ferrier.
on next Mondays sleep an entertain
ment viii be given the members of Mlnqua
Tribe tho occasion WIN be known
members pight' and an enjoyable TIM
is looked for.
Deputy Great sachcin Charles, accom-
panied by Great Chief Of Records Edward
McIntrc Acting Great Senior sagamore
John Powell and Acting Great sannur
Frank NJ smici trailed 10 the huntihs
grounds OF Union and raised the chief
OF Wawa Tribe. No. 49, Monday evening
as follows: Prophet Alban Buckingham
sachcm. Granvn Eastbun; senior saga
more. william B. Armstrong; Junior sag
amorcg Oliver w. Eastburni sannaps, r.
win Eastburu. q. R.rIocmpscy warriors
James Prior Harry Chambers Harley
Eastburn, Lesley Lamhorni braves. Cal
vim Eastburn. Delaware Morgan, Homcl
Crossan, Harry Bracken; guard OF wlg
VAN. j. Thompson lsastburn.. gunrd of.
forest. Harry Eastburn.
The great chiefs were Loyalty received
by the niembcrs and a very sociublc .t
enjoyable evening was spent with tlW
brethren. This- tribe. although but tive
Great Sims of age has a membership o.
over 100 and an are enthusiastic I'm the
work Of the order.
Deputy Sschem Charles McIntire as
sisted by the following acting Grea;
Chiefs Prophet WILLIAM il. Taylor, Great
Chief Of Records Edward McIntre, Grcr;
Senior Sagamoro r.. r. Buckmastor
Great Junior saeamorc Edwin Midlam
Great sannap james r.. somerteen.
Great Mishenawa, Harry Hollis. Grea
Guard Of wigwam. Hurry vandersloot.
Great Guard Of Forest, Harry Jacobs,
raised the chiefs OF Cherokee Tribe No.
4. last evening as follows, Prophet. J
Oscar Didlami- sachem, Harry S. John
son: Senior 6agarrprc, Charles Prcttymun;
Junior saramore WI. Hathaway; sar-
maps. Al. Baearacls. Samuel Turner; War
riors. W. H. Hun w. J. Jester. w. W.
Coheo Marshall Yeatman; Braves, Frank
Walker j. Bowers. II. C. Terrell. #.
Ryan: Guard OF Wigwam. r. E Ruttor,
Guard OF Forest. Ernest Crinefeld Aboui
forty visitors were present from Potomss
Tribe No. 81. -of Baltimore. A deep arr
everlasting friendship exists between e.,
two tribes and all expressed their appi,
citation with the reception they met wit
and praised the degree team Of Cherok.
for their fine work. The visitors left OF
the midnight train for Baltimore.
Deputy Great Sachem, Robert II. Hanna
assisted by acting Great Pocahontas Id
Vandersloot Great Prophecies. Annh
Hanna and Great Senior Past Chief Net.
tie McIntireraised the-chiefs Of Waneta
Council last evening as Follows: Prophet
ess. Anna Buckalew; Pocahontas l'io.-
ence Porter. wenonah. Bella semertcen
Povhatan. Carrie Rankini Scouts Bertha
Mccall. Mary ~. pinsmore; Guard Of the
Wigwam Lizzie Murphy Matte Nor.
rison; Runners Annie King. Alice Smith;
Warriors. Martha Plat, Ella Smith. Sadie
Foster. ola Goodnow; First Councillor
Ella Bane Second Councillor. Emma
Palmer. a very larse attendance wos
present and the work OF adoption was
performed n their usual fine style under
ths leadership Of Ida Vandersloot. The
visiting Gvat Chiefs were pleased with
their visit 20 the council and expressed a
desire TO see other Councils instituted in
Wilmington during the next Great sun.
to assist the sisters IN the good work
now being done BY them. Great Chief OF
Records Edward Mclntire expresses the
wish that the chiof4of Records send tho
names Of the new ralsed chiefs 70 him
so they can get duo Teeognition in ou1
city papers.