The San Francisco call., 1906-07-15

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Imperial, San Diego County, has been
named Tishmingo Crushing waters) and
starts with forty charter members, who
were secured by Special Organizer E.
( w. King. Charles w. Fernald is the
sachem and Henry Holzmann. keeper
of records. 1t is the first fraternal
subordinate instituted in that section
/ BY invitation of Cherokee Tribe OF
Berkeley, the chiefs of Tecumseh OF
Oakland and those of Altahmos Tribe
of San Francisco were jointly raised UP
with their own in the new wigwam
last week by the following named, act
ing as great chiefs: r. L. Jordan, G.. S..
Walter Hansen, S. s.; F. G. Thornton,
]. s.; w. ]. Blaisdell, G. P: T. s. Scott,
G. of R.; NJ J. Fitzgerald, X. of W.;
L. w. Kent, Sannap.
The elected chiefs who were raised up
are: Tecumseh Tribe-F. B. Neeson, S,
r.. S. Stocker, S. s.; j. Kerrigan, ]. s.;
]. A. Compiano, P; J. NJ Rule, c. of
R.; ]. Byrne, c. of W.; H. McCracken,
K. of w; ]. w. Allard, trustee For
Altahmos Tribe-A. Schneider, S.. L. v.
Nightingale, S. s.; j. w. Hansen, ]. s.;
Joseph T. O'Connor, P; J. Harry Hut
aft, c. of r.; H. NJ Blankenstein, c. of
W.; John Hanson, K. of w; T. S. Scott,
trustee. For Cherokee Tribe-F. Moul-
ton, s.; r. Logic, s. s.; r. w. Good,
is; w. B. Hughes, P; A. p Mccarthy,
c. of R.; E. /. Irving, c. of w; F. L..
Wharf, K. of w; G. James. trustee.
The new wigwam is large one and
well adapted to the purpose for which
1t was built, The ceremony was fol-
lowed by a feast of corn and venison
at which A. P. Mccarthy presided
There were many long talks and the
presentation of emblematic badges to
the following named past sachems: j.
A. Compiano of the Tecumseh, and T. S.
presented to the followin g-named past
sachems of Cherokee Tribe: F. l..
Wharf, and W. B. Hughes, and one
to Collector of Wampum Irving At
the close of the banquet j. Harry
Hutaff, on behalf of Altahmos, pre-
sented to the sachems of the other two
tribes speaking leaves" expressing
the thanks of his tribe for the cour-
tesy extended. The thanks are burned
in on leather.
The Red Mems picnic at Fairfax Park
on the Fourth of July was well attend
ed and was greatly enjoyed by the
many who were present.
The following named chiefs of Calu-
met Tribe were raised last week for the
current term by Daniel Teare, d. G. s.,
at 1920 Army street: J. ]. McCann,. S. !;
A H. Agerton, S. S.; Fred Parkinson,
]. S.; w. C. Gray, P: H. J. Willis, K
of r.; M. c. Randolph, c. of W.; j.
Gallagher, X. of W.; G. M. Troppmann
M D., medicine man. and c. s.eJohn-
ston, trustee.
On the night of the first Friday in
July there was a joint raising up Of
the chiefs of Manzanita Council "Old
40" and those of Oneida Council of the
D. of P, in Manzanotte Hall. The off,
GERS were raised by District Deputy
Great Pocahontas Nettie Libbing,
assisted by full corps of great and
acting great chiefs.
The chiefs of Manzanita are: Emma
Caroline Wedemeyer, prophecies; Ella
Wyatt, Pocahontas; Nelly Walsh, We
nonah; Robert Black, Powhattan; Rosie
Engel.a keeper of records; Martha Coe,
keeper&of wampum; Lizzie BeNwell,
collector of wampum; May Bean and
Emma Busie, scouts; Blanch Thomp-
son and Alice Lynch. runners Minnie
Muller and Madge Kane, counselors;
and A. Alcamgar, warriors. Sarah Burt,
guard of the tepee, and ]. Stenger.
guard of the forest.
The chiefs of Oneida Council are; Kate
Adams, prophecies; Sophie Hummer
lander, Pocahontas; Carrie Dondero,
Wenonah; Emil Butte, Powhattan;
Emma Woerner and Emma Baruth,
Baccus, runners; Frieda Zachary and M.
Laubach, counselors; Edward Zachary,
Forest Coburn, Charles West and Peter
Isaak, warriors; Alice Goodall. keeper
of wampum; May Golling, keeper Of
records; Anna Thompson. collector of
wampum; Celia Mond, guard of the
tepee; Ida Luestenberger, guard of the
forest.
After the ceremony Great Represen-
tative j. ]. Bryan, on behalf of the
membership of Manzanita Council, pre-
sented Miss Annie Conroy, the retiring
prophecies. with an emblematic badge
of her rank in the order in appreciation
of past services, and then he presented
to each of the chiefs of Oneida Council
and to Ella Wyatt, the new Pocahon-
tas of Manzanita, beautiful flowers
from friends in and out of the tepees.
To Miss Libbing, the deputy. there was
presented a beautiful belt buckle, orna-
mented with the lady's birth stone, as
appreciation of attention to Manzanita
Tribe during the past term.
The following named chiefs of Poto-
mac Council, d. of p, were raised up
on the eleventh sleep of the buck
moon for the current term: Mae Hood,
Pocahontas; Annie Lane, prophecies;
Emma Mclaughlin. Wenonah: Orrell
B. Roche, keeper of records, Queene B
Leithead, collector Of wampum; NJ. A.
Houser. keeper of wampum; DR.. Charles
Leithead and DIR. Mary Kroetz, medi-
cine chiefs. This council has not been
inactive in the past two months, hav-
ing added to It's membership by adop-
tion. 1t is looking for a new tepee
in which to hold its councils.
Wendigoes Council of the d. of p,
will give an entertainment and dance
in Mission Turn verein Halle, on
Eighteenth street, near Valencia, July
2S. for the benefit of Its degree team.
American Foresters.