The San Francisco call., 1905-08-06

Great Council of the Degree of Poca-
hontaS will meet in the same place at the
same time. During the session of the two
bodies the visitors will be received and
welcomed by the members of, the order
and the citizens of the convention city,
there will be lectures and stereopticon
views for the entertainment of the visit
ors, competitive drills for cash prizes,
grand fraternal parade a camp stew"
and visit to the mines of the county.
The representatives will leave this city
by ferry and train to Colfax and from
there will take the narrow gauge to Ne
Vada City. The fare for the round trip
by both roads has been fixed at 81 10 and
all will go on a Red Mems special J. j.
jackson and Mrs. l.. M. Breede are chair
men and William Sandow and Estelle
Bovey, secretaries of the two committees
of arrangements selected by the tribes
and councils of the county.
Mrs r. o. Sumner, whose picture was
published last week. will be a candidate
at the Great Council in Nevada City for
the position of great Minnehaha- She
is a member of Navajo Council of Fresno
and in that council, of which she is an
active member, and in all the councils
down to San Diego she is extremely
popular. She is looked upon as one of
the most popular candidates that the
southland has ever presented to the Great
Council.
Miss Nettie Libbing, a we'll known
member of the Daughters of Pocahontas
in this city, will also be a candidate for
Great Minnehaha-
Those who contributed to the pleasure
of the entertainment given by
Wendigoes Council in the Red Mems
wigwam during the last days of July
were H. M. King, who gave barytone
selections; Charles Cunning, who ex-
ecuted mandolin solos: G.. Day, the coll
lector of wampum, who gave dialect re-
citations, the first in the costume of an
Irish woman and the second as Aunt
Dinah a real cullud LADY, and May
de Coursey. who charmed with piano
recitals. There was dancing after the
programme and the serving of lemonade
and cakes, the latter provided by the lady
members of the council. The affair was
admirably conducted under the direction
of j. l. Petrie, assisted by Miss Maybelle
Troppmann and Mrs. Holden Eisner. On
the evening of September 2 this council
will give an entertainment and ball In
the assembly hall of the wigwam. A
feature will be the presentation of a one
act sketch. Those who attend this func-
ton will be entitled to a chance for three
valuable door prizes. On October Is the
council will have its first outing to and
picnic at Binse's Park on the Mission
road.
At the next Great Council session
Judge A NJ Cunning of Hollister will
be advanced to the position of great
sachem; Julius S. Godeau Of this city
to grand senior sycamore; Frank V.
Bell of this city and W. A. Sheppard of
Auburn will be candidates for junior
sycamore; Porter L. Bliss will be
candidate to succeed himself for great
chief of records, and James Boyes will
succeed himself as great keeper of
wampum. j. Harry Hutaff. very
energetic member of Altahmos Tribe
and an earnest worker for the order.
and Emelio Lastreto of Yosemite Tribe
are named as candidates for the Office
Of representative to the Great Council
of the United States.
The party that was given by the AL
tahmos- Calumet Outing Club in Native
Sons Hall last week for the purpose
of distributing the prizes won at the
outing was a very pleasant affair.
which was enjoyed by those who re-
ceived gate prizes as we'll as those who
did not. The outing and the ball were