Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-01-24
CHIEFS Of
NAVAJO COUNCIL
IN TEPEE POWWOW
Fannie %PhiIhOwer, POcahOntas;
Kate Rommeihs, Winonah Ell
bert Miller, POwhatan.

Deputy Minnie De Camp, OF the
degree of Pocahontas, raised the new
chiefs of Navajo Council at the pow
WOW held in the tepee, 800 Market
street, last evening. Many visiting sis
tiers of other tribes were present. A
social program followed the business
ard installation exercises. The new
chiefs are: Fannie Philhower, Poca-
hontas; Kate Rommeihs, Winenah; Ell
bert Miller, Powhatan; Mary L. Nor
gan, X. of r.; Lizzie A. Brewster, c.
of W.; Lizzie j. De Camp. *. Of w;
Louise White. trustee, and Harriet
Levy, prophecies.
The past term has been q prosperous
Il for the council, and many pale
faces have peen adopted during 1910.
Jr. o. u. n. VI. Installs.
III installation of a new roster of
officers and the initiation of several
candidates were features of the ses-
sion held by Seth Boyden Council, Jr.
o. u. a. NJ. last night at the cham
Der, 76 Springfield avenue. An inter
esting business meeting was the open
ing card. The guards of Seth Boyden
e%xemplihed the degrees at the initia-
ton.
The new officers indicted were:
Joseph Bevan, Harry Z. Reed, Charles
T.. Rhodes, Harry II. Clay, jefferson d.
Cheek, Edgar T. Hauser, George H.
Breen, Edward J. Ottley and Cha les
F. Wiedegreen. At the a~fter-soclal
session plans We're discussed for the
new term.
Amaranths Have Session.
An enthusiastic session of Anna
Voss Court, Order of the Amaranth,
was held at the hall. sos Broad street,
last evening. Mary Hughes, royal ma
iron. filed the chair. The new asso-
ciate officers were In their respective
stations, and considerable routine bust
ness was transacted. The court Will
continue to promote its popular series
o social tlfalrs during the coming
ms.
Those who OBLIGATED at the session
We're Janet irvine, Ida De Bonneville,
Mae Hadsell. Anna Wooden, Min Q
Helberger, Jennie Grinstead, Elizabeth
Smith, Helen Wooden, Emma Morton
and Thomas MCGOWAN.
General Lawton Council TO Visit.
The members OF General Lawton
Council, Jr. o. L. A. NJ. will pay a
fraternal visit to Pride of Marcus L.
Ward Council, Daughters of Liberty,
at the hall, rs Springfield avenue. this
evening. The welfare committee viii
provide an entertaining program, with
refreshments.
Those who will assist at the recep-
I- III - Gs.-A.x- Tpa,.A1Aa VFYnnn
Morgan. Ryan, Garlick, Wester and
Brothers G. McDougall. r. Z. Lee
Benjamin Abrams and John Woln. The
delegation from Pride Of General Law.
ton will be ch%aperoncd by the officers
of tlo council. Several state officials
Of the order have also been invited.
Arcanum Identification Night
The annual Identification night socia
of Alamo Council. Royal Arcanun
when the members come together ant
extend a welcome to the incoming iii
GERS of the year. viii be observed this
evening. The social committee will bt
in charge Of the affair, which will fol
low an early-opening executive session
when the work of the year will be dis
| cussed.
The new officers who will be installe.
are Anton Steines. II. J. Steines, w. 9
Treiber, Charles Book. j. H. Martin
f. II. Weigers. G. A. Steines, Georg'
Derion, II. StellJes, A. c. Kuef, o. K
Weferling and p. d. Foy. Anton Steinei
will o~f1ciate as orator, and has als'
been named the representative to thu
grand council.
Social of Adnmant Council
An initiation and social session vii
be held under the auspices of the wei
fare committee of Adamant Council
Royal ArcanuIn, at the hall, sos Broa'
street, this evening. The newly-electet
| officers will also Ill the chairs for tn
first time and provide a good after
program. i
Regent r. e. Mlsner will preside a
the executive session which will pre-
cede the social. Orator ]. r. Gross vii
assist at the latter. The associate ofh
GERS. who will be present and discus
the work planned for the year, con
sists Of DR.. Frank Kaufhold. C. w. Sill
cocks, Leslie Vreeland, Frank Keller
| = G Maacnr q II Coa Herman Krnut