The Washington herald., 1911-06-04
RED MEMS CALENDAR.


June 5-Osage Tribe, No. G. Fifth and streets
northwest; Sioux Tribe. No. Is, S3 Louis
lana avenue northwest Oneita Council No.
Degree Of PocahoItas.
June 6-Idaho Tribe No l3 Twelfth and Il streets
northeast; Seltese Tribe. No. l6. Seventh
and D Northwest; Osceola Tribe, No. 10.
Masonic Hall. Tennallytowni Waneta
Council. No. g. Degree Of Poohonsas. Fifth
and G northwest.
June 7-Whits Eagle Council, No I. Degree Of
Pocahontas at Fifth and streets north
northwest.
June slogan Tribe, No. 8, Wisconsin avenue and
n streets northwest.
Juns e-Seneca Tribe No. II. SIG PENNSYLVANIA ave-
nue. southeast; Mineola Tribe. No. II, Ma
sonic Hall, Anaoostia: White Eagle Tribe.
No L. Fifth and streets northwest
Idaho Council. Degree Of Pocahontas.
Twelfth and streets Northeast
Sioux Tribe, No. IS, Improved Order Of
Red Men. had a large attendance at its
meeting Monday night. Visiting delega-
tions were present from Usage Tribe, No.
6: Mineola Tribe. No. H. and Seltese
Tribe No. 16. Past Great Sachem D. ].
Marvin and Great Prophet James w.
Allison were present and made short ad-
dresses.
White Eagle Council, No. 4, Degree Of
Pocahontas, had a large and enthusiastic
meeting Wednesday night, and entertain
ed several visitors. Acting Great Sachem
John NJ Kemper and Great Prophet
James w. Allison were present and con-
graduated the council on its good show
ing. Arrangements were made for an
open meeting for the entertainment Of
friends of the members, to be given At
an EARL date
Washington Camp, No. l. Patriotic Or
der Sons of America, initiated a large
number of candidates at an interesting
meeting held Friday night at its hall.
Fifth and G strets northwest. The chair
man Of the general advisory board Of
the District. B. B. Smith. was the speak
er Of the evening and paid a glowing
tribute to the patriotic tenacity of heroes
Of 1H6 and the Mayfower Pilgrims. Pres
ident John F. May spoke on the Era
Of fraternities and the duties imposed on
their aJherents." Following this address
the camp proceeded in body to the hall
at 623 Louisiana avenue northwest ana
participated in the memorial services held
there by the ladies' auxiliary to the
order Mrs. Halle Merritt was the
speaker Of the evening and gave an in
teresting talk on the lives OF the de-
parted members.
At regular meeting of Spalding Coun-
ell, knights of Columbus. held Thursday
night, a large class OF candidates was
initiated into the first degree. and large
attendance of the members was present
Additional interest in the meeting was
caused by the presence OF several men,
bers of the Stale Council. including the
new State deputy, Edward P. Harring-
ton: the State advocate. Vincent A.
Sheehy, and the State warden, P. Pelham
Dawson. The term of the new State
deputy commenced on June l, and his
first visit in an official capacity was made
to Spalding Council. where he received
a most enthusiastic welcome. Stirring
addresses Were made by the State Off
GERS. and also by the council chaplain.
Father Ketcham. On Monday night. June
5, there will be an exemplification of the
third degree TO a large class of candi-
dates from all of the councils in this
jurisdiction. The degree will be under
the direction Of the national warden,
Thomas Mclaughlin, assisted by the
State deputy of New Jersey
Much interest Is being taken in the
proposed game of baseball for the bene-
fit of charity between mines from the
knights of Columbus and the Eagles.
Both of these organizations are working
most enthusiastically in the interest Of
their favorites and 1t is expected that a
large crowd Will attend the game and
a large sum will be- realized.