The Washington herald., 1912-12-01
WITH THE SECRET AND FRATERNAL SOCIETIES
THE RED MEMS WEEKLY CALENDAR

December s-osass Tfibe. No. g Fifth and q
Streets Northwest
December Idaho Tribe. No. Is Northeast Ten
PIE. Twelfth and Streets Northeast; osceola Tibe,
No. 10. TennallytoEn.
December 5-Sioux Tribe. No. u. Odd Fellows
Hall. X Street, near Four-anda-haH Street South
west; Morgan Tribe. No. 9. Red Mems Hail. WILSON,
sin Avenue and n Streets Northwest.
December 6-Seneca TTibe. No. II. Bank Hall. SIG
Pennsylvania Avenue Southeast: Mineola Tribe No.
Il, Anscostia; White Eagle Tribe, No. II. Fifth and
Streets Northwest.
DEGREE OF PoCAHoNTAs.
December 3-waneta Council, No. 6, Fifth and
December 4-whfts Eagle Council. No. 4. Fifth and
G Streets Northwest.
DeCember s-Idsho Council. No. /. Northeast TEN
pie. Twelfth and H Streets Northeast.
Charles Benner. OF OsceoIa Tribe, No.
H. is still DESTROYS to start the Red Mans
Band, and those OF the members Of any
tribe can join the band by seeing Mr..
Bonner.
L. c. Clemenson and c. H. Parks, of
osceola Tribe, No. 10, have just re-
turned from a cunning trip. They went
to Fauquier County, Va, leaving WASH
ington on the 18th sun ard returned on
the Ath sun OF Beaver moon. They were
the guests OF l.. c. Clemenson's brother
at Calverton. where a large dinner was
spread, consisting of many of the sixty
seven rabbits they had shot.
Usage Tribe, No. 6. held its regular
meeting on Monday sleep, the 18th sun.
Beaver moon. Business of much impor-
lance was trancasted and applications
received. Word was received that Rob
ert Grier had passed away. Brother
har Of rfb for
many years, and also a member Of White
Eagle Council. No T. The members of
both tribe and council extend their heart
felt sympathy to those who survive
him.
Deceased Brother Ralph H. Grier, for
over thirty-five years a Red Man and a
member of Usage Tribe, No. s, and
White Eagle Council, No. 4, for many
years was laid to rest on Thursday sleep,
the 18th sun, Beaver moon. Services
were held in Rhode Island NJ. p. Church,
and the following brothers and sisters
were present and took part in the Red
Men ceremony: Dr. W. s Whitman,
Frank T. Zones, Roy T. Agate. David
a. Harvey, John Springman. ]. r. San
GERS, Tom Sabens. Lewis VI. Bernstein,
Joseph Soracco. J. E. Shepard, W. NJ.
Alexander. T. Z. Anderson. ]. E. Dough-
erty, and Sisters Amelia Stevenson. Bet
Sweeney, Fannie Hoke, Margaret Nc
Eee, and Annie Inscore. Memorial serv-
ices will be held in both tribes and
council at their next regular meeting.
Seneca Tribe. No. II. trailed to the
wigwam OF Osceola Tribe on Tuesday
sleep in their costumes. while Idaho Tribe
had a large auto car decorated with large
American flags.
Idaho Tribe, No. Is, held a regular
meeting on Tuesday sleep. the Goth sun.
Beaver moon. The council fire was kin
died at I run and quenched at s run
The brothers went in a body to osceola
Tribe in their special auto, carrying
horns and flags.
Seltese Tribe, No 16, held its regular
meeting on Wednesday sleep. the 9th
sun, Beaver moon. The council fire was
kindled at run and quenched at 10 run,
with A. II. Ragan. sachem. Business Of
Importance was transacted and Paleface
Lyman Garfinkle was elected to member
ship.
Talks were given by 4. II. Raglan.
George c. Click, G. o. Woodward. Lewis
4. Bernstein, d. ]. Marvin. and A. F.
Brocker, after which refreshments and
cigars were enjoyed by all.
White Eagle Council, No. 4. held its
regular meeting on Wednesday sleep. the
9Th sun, Beaver moon. The council fire
was kindled at run and quenched at IL
run. with Mammie Inscore. Pocahontas.
Palefaces Frances and Marion Miner
were elected as members.
The box social given. was a success.
several large boxes were won by those
present. DIR. W. S. Whitman gave a
very interesting talk. Dumb-bell exer-
cises were given by Miss Drake, songs
by Miss Alice Bugunier and Eva Mine,
music by DR.. W. :. Whitman and Roy
T. Agate, and songs by Miss Frances
Drake, Miss Fannie Hoke, Miss EliZ-
abeth Sabens, and Lucetta Sabens. Re
freshments were served and dancing fol-
lowed.
A Red Mans paper will be started and
published in the District of Columbia to
be a national paper. by Great Council
Press Representative Lewis NJ. Bernstein,
ara it is hoped that he will receive the
support OF all the Red Men of the great
reservation. Great Sachem r. w.
Thompson and the Great Senior Sycamore
are very much DESTROYS that this paper
become the speaking leaf for the Red
Men of this reservation. The paper will
not be political, but will be a strict Red
Mans paper. Advertisements are al
ready secured and the paper will soon
appear and every week thereafter
Osceola Tribe. No. 10. held its regular
meeting on Tuesday sleep, the 26th sun,
Beaver moon. The council fire was kin
died at run and quenched at IL run,
with Brother T. NJ. Stump acting as
sachem. Being great chiefs visitation.
there were present from the tribes Past
Sachem Charles LeimbeCk, Sachem Au-
gust F. Kohler, Past Sachem ]. Heiden-
heimer, Past Sachem A. c. Nichols,
Great Guard Of the Forest Wash P.
Evans, Great Sannap John l. Bunch, and
J. B. Jennett, all Of Sioux Tribe, No. IS;