The Washington herald., 1912-09-22
RED MEMS CALENDAR.

septembe, s,Losase Tribe 10. g. Fifth and G
Streets Northwest.
September a-seitese Tribe No B. Psperhansers'
Tribe No L. Northeast Temple. Twelfth and X
Streets Northeast; osceola Tribs No. -, Tennally-
town.
Hall, Wisconsin Avenue and Street Northwest;
Sioux Tribe No. ls Odd Fellows Hall, X Street.
near -Four -and-a-hah Street Southwest.
September 2-Minoeoia Tnbe No. IA. Anacnstia.
d. c.; Seneca Tribe No L. Bank Hall. JIG Pennsyl-
vaniz Avenue Southeast
DECREE OF PoCAHoNTAs.
September ss-waneta Council No. g. Fifth and @
Streets Northwest
September z-white Eagle Council No. 1. Fifth
September a-Idaho Council No. !, Northeast
Temple. Twelfth aud Streets Northeast
Usage Tribe. No. g. held its regular
meeting on Monday sleep. the 18th sun.
corn moon. The council fire was kindled
at run and quenched at II run by T.
E. Anderson. acting sachem. The WIS.,
itors were T. NJ. Stump. OF Osceola
Tribe, No. 10; Great Sachem r. w.
Thompson. member of Idaho Tribe. No.
Is; Past Sachem ]. E. Dougherty. of
White Eagle Tribe, No. Il. and Lewis
n. Bernstein. of Seltese Tribe, No. l5.
Brother DR.. Nathan W. Shefferman was
in waiting to be advanced through the
chiefs degree. which was put or with
the following on the degree team: T. NJ.
Stump. DR.. W. s. Whitman, Lewis NJ.
Bernstein. W. NJ. Alexander. David A.
Harvey. ]. E. Dougherty. Roy T. Algate,
Joseph Soracco. Frank T. Jones. John T.
Springman. Joseph Mace, r. H. Grier.
and T. E. Alexander. The team did
splendid work, and was afterward
praised in the talks Of the members and
visitors.
Short talks were made by Past Sachem
i. NJ. Stump. Great Senior Sycamore DR..
W. s. Whitman. Joseph Soraeco. Lewis
NJ. Bernstein, DIR. H. W. Shefferman.
Roy T. Algate. DIR. w. S. Whitman. and
others.
Sioux Tribe. No. IS, held its regular
meeting on Thursday sleep, the 18th sun.
corn moon. The council fire was kindled
at run and quenched at 10 run. All
the stumps were properly filled. with
August r. Kolher. sachem. Business Of
importance was transacted and reports
of several committees were read.
Visitors were Past Sachem Joseph
Lewis and Great Council Press Repre-
sentative Lewis NJ. Bernstein. both MEM
bers of Seltese Tribe. No IS. Talks for
the good OF the order were made by the
brothers and visitors.
ne Great SOuncil OF tne InlteQ States
will kindle its next council fire in this
city. and 1t is hoped that the local Red
Men will be able to show the visitors
that the Red Men here are wide awake.
will be made later. and
those desiring to be in touch with the
matter will hnd details in this column as
they are decided upon.
Mrs. Tom Sabens. of White Eagle Coun-
Gil. No. l. has returned from her vaca-
ton. spent in Virginia. Sister Sabens
is a very active member of the council.
and her husband is active as sachem IN
Usage Tribe, No. 6.
Great Council Press Representative
Lewis NJ. Bernstein is now hunting in
the forest for palefaces to bring into
his tribe. Thus far he has a number,
but intends to increase that unmber sev-
eral times. Seltese Tribe may yet pros
ger and grow.
There will be a class initiation given by |
Usage Tribe. No. 6. sometime in the near |
future. This will be a great success, as
the present interest shown by the MEM |
bers will prove. |