The Washington herald., 1912-07-14


July is-Idaho Tribe. No, Is, Northeast Temple.
Twelfth and H Streets Northeast; osceols Tfibe,
July ls-Logan Tribe. No. g. Red Mems Hall.
Wisconsin Avenus and N Street Northwest; Sioux
Tnbe: No; IS < Street, near Four-and-a-haf
July is-seneca Tribe. No. II. Bank Hall. SIG
Pennsylvania Avenue Southeast; White Eagle
Tribe. No. II, Society Temple. Fifth and Streets
Northwest; Aineola Tribe. No. II. Masonic Hall.
AnacostiA
DEGREE OF PooAHoNrAs.
July ls-waneta Council, No 6. Fifth and
Streets Northwest -
July lT-White Eagle Council, No. l. Fifth and q
Streets Northwest.
July ls-Idaho Council. No l. Northeast Temple.
Twelfth and II Streets Northeast
William f. Lorentz is a hard worker
In Idaho Tribe. No. Is, and during lis
term as sachem the Tribe has prospered
and added wampum to the belt that has
put 1t In good standing.
Logan Tribe, No. s, will give an ex-
cursion on July %. and 1t is expected
that all the Tribes will come out with full
membership and help make It a success.
good time is assured and the best of
talent for singing and speeches has been
provided.
Sioux Tribe will give an excursion next
Thursday. and the Tribes and councils
are requested TO Join. A good time is
assured.
Brother Joseph Lewis, Of Seltese Tribe.
will visit Usage Tribe Monday sleep.
White Eagle Tribe. No II. held its
regular meeting at Society Temple on
Friday sleep. the fifth sun. Buck moon.
The council fire was kindled at S run
and Quenched at IL run. There was busi-
ness OF Importance and wampum added
tc the belt
The following officers were elected:
Prophet. ]. E. Dougherty; sachem. E.
Briscoe; senior sycamore. w. Z. Kiefer.
Junior sycamore, II. W. Stewart; keeper
Of wampum, G. E. Gartrel; chief OF rec
ords. H. F. Sheedy. and guard OF the
forest, F. F. Freedman.
Talks for the good OF the order were
given by the brothers. and visiting broth
er, Lewis NJ. Bernstein. of Saltese
Tribe, No. 16 after which refreshments
were served and the brothers retired to
their private wigwams.
Usage Tribe. No. G. held its regular
meeting at Society Temple on Monday
sleep. the sth sun, Buck moon. The
council fire was kindled at run and
quenched at II run. There was business
Of Importance and wampum added to the
belt. George Parazo was installed by
DR.. W. z. Whitman, as Junior sycamore.
The Tribe has lost one OF its old mem
bers. who was called away by death.
Friday. 9Th sun. Buck moon. Charles
Eager was buried IN Rock Creek Gene
ff VT "a
many of the brothers being present and
visiting brothers and chiefs OF other
tribes. Mr.. Eager was a Red Man for
over thirty-fve years and a member OF
Usage Tribe for over twenty-five years
AT the meeting a eulogy was given by
DR.. W. S. Whitman and several other
brothers Of the Tribe, who knew the de-
ceased brother ever since he first be-
came a Red Man.
The visitors were Past Sachem W. C
Wise, Of Sioux Tribe, No. IS; Past
sachem ]. E. Dougherty. Of White Eagle
Tribe, No. II, and Lewis NJ. Bernstein.
Great Council press representative and a
member Of Seltese Tribe. No. Is Talks
were given by brothers and visitors.
after which refreshments We're served
and all retired to their private wig
vans
Red Men followed the trail to High
Bridge. Md. recently, where they had
n very pleasant time. The following
were among those who went: DR.. W. 6.
Whitman, George W. Parazo, Brother
Harvey, W. Alexander, Tom Sabens. Of
Usage Tribe, No. 6. ]. E. Dougherty, of
White Eagle Tribe, No. II, and Lewis
NJ. Bernstein. Several fine pictures wer.
taken OF the Red Men in costumes. after
which Brother Shepard, who lives at
High Bridge. showed his visitors a good
time until all left on the last car for
Washington.
Waite Eagle Council. No. 4, held its
regular meeting in their wigwam, Fifth
and Streets Northwest The council
fire was kindled at run and quenched
at 10 run. after which there was music,
dancing, and singing. Miss Luca Nc
Carthy and Lewis NJ Bernstein were
adopted into the council Lewis N
Bernstein is the Great Council press rep
rssentative. Talks were given by DR.. w.
S. Whitman. Miss Luca Mccarthy,
Brother and Sister Ragan, Brother W.
c. McKinn. Sister Stevenson, and Lewis
NJ Bernstein. after which the council
went into social session.
Seltese Tribe, No. is, held its regular
meeting on the 9th sun. Buck Moon. The
fire was kindled at s run and
were installed by Deputy Great Sachem