The Washington herald., 1913-01-12

January lS-osase Tribe. No. g. Fifth and 9
Streets Northwest
January Hosceola Tribe. No. ls. TennalIytown
Idaho Tribe, No. Is Northeast Temple t"eh'i
anu n Streets Northeast
January l6-Looan Tribe. No. 8, Redmen's Han
" Isconsin avenue and Street Northwest; siou,
Tribe No. ls Odd Fellows Han, street. heA
Four-and-Ghalf Street Southwest -
January IT-Seneca Tribe No. II. SIS fenns.i
rania Avenue Southeast; Mineols Tnne, 40 y
AnacostiA: white Eagle Tribe No II. Fifth and
'U DEGREE OF PocAHoNTAs.
January 1I-waneta Council. No 6, Fifth and
January l5-white Eagle Council. No. 4. Fifth
and G Streets Northwest
Janus-y I7LIdsho Council, No. !. Northeast
Temple, Twelfth and H Streets Northeast
Usage Tribe. No 6, held its regular
meeting on Monday sleep, the eth sun,
cold moon. Visitors were Past Grea'
Sachem W. c. White, of Mineola Tripe'
No Il; Past Great Sachem w. B. Garner
Great Sachem r. w. Thompson, Past
Sachem William E. Lorentz, E. l. Ran
dell. of Idaho Tribe, No. Is; Past Sachem
IT. H. Dennis, of Logan Tribe, No. S. and
Sachem Lewis NJ. Bernstein, of Seltese
Tribe, No. Is.
The following chiefs were raised by
Deputy Great Sachem I. H. Donnie:
Acting Great Prophet w. B. Garner;
Acting Great Sannap, w. {. Mhi'e'
Prophet Tom Sabens; Sachem, 1. Il. An
derson; Senior, Frank 7. Zones; Junior
Sycamore, Joseph SoracCo; Chief of Rec
ords ! + Shepard, Collector of Wam-
MIN. Roy T Agate: Keeper of Wam-
pum. John Springman; Guard OF the
Forest, David 4. Harvey; Guard or the
IVigwam, Walter S. Narsch; First SAN
nan, J. r. Sanders, Second Sannap' IN.
w. 5. Whitman
Paleface r. F. Martin was found wait
ing, and the following degree team put
him through the adoption degree: Dr.
w. s Whitman, W. c. White, w. NJ.
Alexander, ]. L. Dougherty. J. r. San
ders, " b. Garner, f l.. Randell VIII
lam F. Lorentz, Frank 7. Zones, Joseph
Soracco. David \. Harvey, Walter D
MarsCh.
Application of PaIeface Leonard Grahel
was received Talks We're made by W.
c. White, W. L. Garner, r. w. Thomp-
son, William f. LOrentz, Dr. w. S. Whit
man, and T. /. Dennis.
Idaho Council. No. !, Degree OF Poca-
huntas. met in it's tepee on the Sd sleep
of cold moon. Sister Nellie Green, Poca-
hontas at the stump. Application or
PaIceface Maurice H. King was presented
and referred to a committee.
The officers elected for the ensuing
term we're raised to their respective
stumps by Deputy Great Sachem w. b.
Garner: Emma Harlow, prophecies; Nell
lie Green, pocahontas; Georgia Brother
ton, Wenona: Brother George II. Thayer,
Powhatan; Ella Garner, keeper OF rec
ords; NJ A Boarman, keeper OF wam-
pun: Sister Naskie. first scout; Emma
Boyce. second scout; Sarah Thayer, in
ner guard; Bell BrOtherton. outer guard.
Wareta Council No. 6. held Its regular
meeting on Tuesday sleep, the 18th sun,
cold moon. Business of great impor-
lance was transacted. Visitors were Sis
ter Ella Garner. of Idaho Council. No. i,
and Lewis NJ. Bernstein, of White Eagle
Council, No. I.
Sister Ella Garner raised the officers:
Pocahontas, Annie Owans; Wenona, Ora
Thornily: Powhatan, Mary L. Trumble;
keeper of records, Mallie NJ Martin {:
keeper of wompum, L. NJ. Woods; col
lector of Wampum. Sarah Reynolds
Talks were made by Ella Garner, Lewis