The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1911-04-23

dates will be received and the first
degree exemplified by the commanders OF
the eleven local hives. Mrs. Fannie E.
Walters, commander of National Hive No.
/, will preside and Mrs. Carrie r. Watt,
commander of Columbia Hive No. 8, will
give the secret work. a union exempli-
ication team has been drilled by Mrs.
Emma c. Maddox for the occasion. Class
and delegation prizes will be awarded at
this time. In the evening, the Union
guard team Of Baltimore, Md. will give
a fancy drill, with Mrs. Mary E. Robinson
as captain. ,rhe Uniform Rank guard
team of National Hive No. !. Of the Dis
trict will execute a military drill, with
Mrs Annie E Holcer as captain. Mrs.
Olds will give an address. -
Tomorrow evening, April "a. the grand
officers will visit Esther Rebekah Lodge.
No. 5, and on Friday evening visit
Will be paid by Grand Master Gates and
his officers to Dorcas Rebekah Lodge,
No. 4, the home lodge of the grand mas
ter and several of his officers.
Municipal Council, No. 213s. Royal Ar
canum, gave a smoker in the armory at
Pythian Temple Wednesday night The
programme included a barytone solo by
Harry Gehrman; vocal solo by George
Helmuth: dialect recitation by H. U.
Quinn; recitation by ]. E. Little; clog
dance by Harry Wright; whistling solos
by William Farden, and vocal solo by
John Smith An orchestra, under the
direction of F. c. Cress. furnished the
music during the evening. Joseph T. K.
Plant presided, and addresses were made
by Grand Regent Sidney I. Besselievre,
Grand Vice Regent G. B. Young. and
Past Grand Regent Harry G. LEM. The
committee on arrangement was composed
of Joseph T K. Plant. chairman; DR..
G. B. Young, ]. E. Thomas, and s. A.
Takes.
Potomac Lodge, No. Z. Brotherhood OF
Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen.
gave ball Wednesday night at the
National Rifles Armory to assist in rails
ing funds to entertain more than LOCO
delegates at the convention to be held
in this city In 1913. 1t Is expected that
this national convention of the tralnmen
will bring about 5000 visitors to WASH
ington, and the local committee Is be-
ginning early to provide the necessary
funds to entertain the visiting delegates.
The committee having the affair in
charge last night was composed Of w. A.
Cahoon, ]. NJ. Hall, W. P. Borland. c.
H. Cannon, R. E. Adkins, B. F. Morris.
Il. L.
Oakley. w. II. Osborne, w. H. Cole, B.
H. Bitner, H. G. McComas, Mrs. Clara
L. Hall, Mrs. Flora Williams, Mrs.
Anzonetta Flynn, Mrs. Mary Edelin,, Miss
Dora Mollohan, and Anthony Gore.
CALENDAR OF RED MEN.
Usage Tribe No. e-Mondny. April "a.
seltese Tribe. No. 1s- Tuesday. April e.
Sioux Tribe. No. 1s-Tues1ay, April g.
ibe IN
Idaho Tribe. No 13-Tuesday, April 3.
Logan Tribe. No. s-Thursday. April 2.
Seneca Tribe No. u-FIiday, April q
Mfneola Tribe, No. 1-Friday, April q
COUNCILS DECREE OF PoCAHoNTAs.
Oneits Council. No. Monday. April "a
waneta Council No. 6-Tuesday, April g
White Eagle Council, No. 4-wednesday. April g.
Idaho Council, No. 2-Fhday. April e
Sioux Tribe. No. IS, had goodly at
tendance at the burning Of its council
fire last Tuesday night
|, Osceola Tribe, No. 10, maintains a good
attendance, and is arranging an enter
tainment for the benefit Of the relief
fund.
Logan Tribe. No. s, is increasing rapid
ly in membership, large numbers being
adopted each meeting night.
White Eagle Council. Degree OF Poca-
hontas, conferred the adoption degree
last Wednesday night There was a
large attendance, and after the council
fire was quenched, collation. was served.
oneita Council. NdA1. Degree Of Poca-
hontas, Is arranging for an entertain
ment for the beneht Of the orphans fund.
The great incohoner Of the Great Coun-
ell Of the United States Of the Improved
Order Of Red Men. Hon. George b.
Griggs. of Houston. Tex. has recovered
from his recent severe Illness and re-
sumed HIS onicial trail through the great
reservation Of the United statss.