The Washington herald., 1913-07-20
Red Mems Weekly Calendar.

July z-Os.ss rnbe. No 6 Flfth ssd Street,
| Northwest.
Tnbe. No Is. Northeast Temple. Twelfth and H
Streets Northwest
July 1-seItese Tribe. No. N. ~ B Street South
| July x-Losan Trib.. No. 9. Wisconsin Avenue
| and n Street Northwest: Sioux Tnhe. No. u. K
street. ner Four-snd- a-han Street. Southwest
July 3-Seneca Tribe. No. II. us Pennsyfvania
Avenue Southeast: Mineola Tribe. No a. 3nscostis.
DEGREE OF pocAHoNTAs.
July E-waneta Council. No. Z. Fifth and G
July 9Lwhite E.sie Council. No l. Ylnh and G
Streets Northwest
July 3-Id.ho Council. No l. Northeast Temple.
Twelfth and stssets Ncrtheast.
The full report of the Red Mems ex-
cursion was too late for publication last
, Sunday. The excursion to Marshall Hall
was q great success. The great chiefs
and the ways and means committee de-
serve great credit for their work.
The great chiefs are Great Prophet r.
w. Thompson. Great Sachem DR.. W. s.
Whitman. Great Senior Sycamore George
Gartrell. Great Junior Sycamore John
l. Bunch. Great Sannap T. NJ. Stump.
Great Mishowa W. A. Smoot. Great Coun-
ell Press Representative Lewis NJ. Bern
stein. Great Guard of the Forest David
A. Harvey. Great Guard Of the Wig
wan, ]. E. Dougherty. Great Chief of
Records ]. E. Shepard. Great Keeper of
wampum j B. Altman, Great Repre-
sentative James Madison. tr. The ways
and means committee are as follows:
James A. Madison, jr., chairman; George
c. Click. John I. Bunch, ]. B. Altman,
George E. Gartrell. Roy 7. Algate. George
Kolb. NJ. Cavver, R. W. Thompson
The Tribes of Alexandra. Va. Osceola
and Seminole Tribe sent large delegations,
all of whom took part in the many games
held. Racing and baseball were the
main features. Oscago Tribe team against
White Eagle Council Qadies) played.
with q score Of 10 to in favor of the
ladies'.
Usage Tribe. No. G. held its regular
meeting last Monday with all the stumps
filled. Business Of importance came up
for consideration.
Idaho Tribe. No. Is. held its regular
meeting in its hall, Northeast Temple,
last Tuesday. with Acting Sachem w. H
Kerper at the stump. Visitor Lewis NJ
Bernstein. Of Seltese Trjle. No. 1s. and
visitors Of other tribes give interesting
talks for the good Of the order.
Important matters came up for action,
including the finance committee report
Brother w. J. Kolb. the keeper of wam-
PUN. Is going to Front Royal, Va, for
a three weeks vacation. He and George
Thayer. I. G. Barr. Lee B. Emory. w.
b. Garner. A Thompson. William E.
Lorentz, and J. d. Bragunier gave in
teresting talks. The delegates to the
great council received instructions for
the coming special session Of the great
council Of the District.
tn TIL hAll
meeting last Friday with all the stufnps
filled. Applications for membership were
received.
White Eagle Tribe. No. II. held an in
teresting meeting. and important matters
came up for consideration.
osceola Tribe. No. 1s. held its regular
meeting last Tuesday, with all the stumps
filled. Reports Of several committees
were heard.
Past Sachem W. c. Wise. Of Sioux
Tribe. No. Is. has just returned from a
vacation. and is again active for the
tribe.
Sioux Tribe, No. IS. held its regular
meeting last Thursday. with all the
stumps filled. Important matters came
up for consideration. and reports of the
hall committee was made.
Visitor Lewis n. Bernstein and others
gave interesting talks.
/ Seneca Tribe and Mineola Tribes held
their regular meeting last Friday. Busi-
mess Of Importance, was considered
On next Tuesday Logan Tribe. No. 8.
Improved Order of Red Men. will hold
its tenth annual excursion to Marshall
Han.
A great many new and novel features
will be introduced by the committee on
athletic events. and cash prises will be
awarded the wfnners.- Special attention
win be given to ladies and children.
Boats leave at 20. 2:3o, and $50 o'clock.