The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1912-07-07
THE RED MEMS CALENDAR.

July s-oase Tribe, No 6. Fifth and G Street
Northwest
July s-seltese Tribs, No is, Paperhansns' Hal,
Seventh and D Streets Northwest; Idaho Tribe, No
Is. Northeas. Temple, Twelfth and Street
Northeast; osoeola Tribe. No. 10. Masonic Hall
TeunaIytown.
July iI-siour Tribe, No Is. Odd Fellows Han
Street. near -Four and-a-HaH Street Southwest
Logan Tribe, No. 9. Red Mans Hall. Wisconsin
Avenue and y Streets Northwest.
July I-seneca Tribe. No. IL, Bank Hall. 81
Penpsylvania Avenue Southeast; Mineola Tribe
No. a. Masonic Hall, Anacostia.
DEGREE OF POCAHONTAS.
July s-waneta Council, No g, Fifth and
Streets Northwest.
July lo-White Eagle Council, No. T. Fifth anc
G Streets Northwest.
July i2-Idaho Council, No. l. Northeast Temple
Twelfth and H Streets Northeast
Sioux Tribe, No. IS, 1. o. R. NJ. held
its regular meeting anH election on
Thursday, 9TH sun. hot moon, at their
wigwam. The council fire was kindled
at run and quelched at II run. Bust
ness of Importance was transacted and
wampum was added to the belt. There
were many of the brothers present and
visitors from Norfolk, Va. The follow
ing chiefs were elected: Hyman Levy.
prophet; A. F. Koleher. sachem; Fred
Usher. senior sycamore; n. ]. Vochl,
Junior sycamore. Long and interesting
talks were given by the brothers and
visitors. The tribe is making final ar
rangements for their excursion on July
IL.
Usage Tribe, No. 6, I. o. R. M. held
its regular meeting and installation of
chiefs in their wigwam, Society Temple,
on the LIST sun. buck moon. The council
fire was kindled at s run and quenched
at II run. The tribe bought a magic
lantern and VIII show the degree work
in pictures. This is intended to show
the new members the work as put on.
The members Of the tribe intend taking
these pictures themselves in the near
future. The visitors were Great Junior
Sagamore George E. Gartrell, a MEM
Der OF White Eagle Tribe. No. IL; w. B.
Garner. of Idaho Tribe, No. Is. and
Lewis M. Bernstein, Of Seltese Tribe,
No. Is. Short talks were given by the
brothers and visiting brothers. The
tribe was presented a new tomahawk by
Prophet Brother Agate. who also gave
a very interesting talk. Refreshments
were served.
Great Inchonee George B. Griggs, of
l. o. r. NJ, has again taken up the
trail and will visit many reservations,
including Utah, Nevada, California,
SiSSoH, "oshiiiStoIls ludHO, montana,
Wyoming. and Colorado Prom the pres
ent week until the last week of sturEeon
moon, he will be continuously upon the
trail, visiting the majority of the tribes
In the above reservations and doing
everything within his power to stimu-
late them to an increased enthusiasm
and added interest in the welfare Of
Redmanship.
The Great Council. /. o. R. NJ, of the
reservation OF Pennsylvania, held its
great council meeting at wiliiamsport,
Pa. recently. The event proved a
great success The Red Men of every
part OF the State took part and were in
parade with twenty-five bands of music.
II Ii expected that the Great Council of
the District of Columbia will have a
demonstration in February, when II
holds its next regular council meeting.
osceoia Tribe, No. 10. met in its regu-
Lag wiSwsm. Tennailytown. on the q