The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1913-01-05

January s-o.ss Tribe. No. 6. Fifth and @ Streets
Northwest
Jsnuary T-Id.ho Trbe. No. Is Northeast Tsmps.
Twelfth and II Streets Northeast; osceoia Inos No'
January s~ssitess Tdbe. No. B. ss B str.st
Southeast.
January SLOAN Tribe, No. 9. Red Mems s Han;
Tribe. No. Is. Odd Fellows Hall. X Street. ncsr
-Four and a-haH Streets Southwest.
January lo-seneca Thbe. No. II. Ss Penns5isana
Avenue Southeast. MineolA Tnbe. No u. AnaoostA-
DECREE OF PooAHoNrAs.
January Y-waneta Council, No. 6. Fifth and O
streets Northwest.
January s-whits Eagle Council. No. {. Fifth and
Streets Northwest.
January e-ldAho Council No. l. Ncrthead Iempe'
Twelfth and H Streets Northeast.
Past Grand sachem w. B. Garner will
trail to Idaho Council. No. /, on the
third sleep, cold moon. on the It'll. to
waneta Council. No. 6, and on the 18Th,
to White Eagle Council. No. l. to Install
the officers. also to Usage Tribe. No. 6.
with Great Sachem r. W. Thompson.
on Monday sleep the eighth sun, after
which they will trail to all the tribes and
councils before the kindling OF the great
council fire.
Idaho Council. No. l, met in its tepee
on Friday sleep the 9th sun, hunting
moon. The council fire was kindled with
Pocahontas Nellie Green, at her stump.
Reports of the finance committee were
read and showed the council to be In a
fiourishing condition. Sister Jones trailed
from the hunting grounds Of Baltimore
to be in the council and sit around the
council fire again. The members were
glad TO see her back. The follow
ing officers were elected for the next
term: Pocahontas. Nellie Green: Wenone,
George Brotherton: Powhatsn. Brother
George Thayer; prophet. Emma Harlow;
keeper OF records. Ella Garner; keeper Of
to the Great Council, W. B. Garner for
two years.
White Eagle Council. No. 4. held its
regular meeting on Wednesday sleep the
first sun, cold moon. Paleface Mrs.
Bette Bate, was elected to membership
The phantom party was grand sue
cess and many palefaces were present and
| took part. also several applications were
received. Music, dancing, and refresh
ments closed the evenings gathering.
osceola Tribe, No. -. held its regular
meeting on Tuesday sleep the 3lst sun,
hunting moon. Election of chiefs re-
suited as follows: Sachem, George II. F.
Kolb: prophet, John HolZwart; senior
sycamore Joseph r. Carroll; Junior saga
more. George f. Custard: collector OF
wampum, W. E Osmond (third term
| keeper Of wampum, +. ". Bangerter
third term>: chief of records. o. NJ. Bur-
rows Fourth term): representatives TO
the Great Council of the District OF CO.
lumbia. c. II. Parks, I. W. Parks. John
| Holzwart, J. W. CorrOll. T. NJ. Stump;
| trustees, Charles c. Benner. Joseph A.
! Donaldson, and T. VI. Stump. The wig
wan was decorated with cedar pines.
evergreens and Gags. the class initiation
will take place January II Talks were
given by Brother T. VI. Stump, c. z.
Benner, and others.
Seneca Tribe, No. II. held its regular
meeting on Friday sleep the 9Th sun.
hunting moon. The council fire was
kindled at run and quenched at II run.
with Brother a. b. Webb. sachem, in the
stump.
Visitors were Editor Lewis NJ. Bern
stein, member of Seltese Tribe, No. Is
past sachem. David A. Harvey. of Usage
Tribe. No. 6. and Past Sachem ]. E.
Dougherty, OF White Eagle Tribe. No. II
Election resulted as follows: Prophet
A. Il. Webb. saChem. r. F. Martin:
senior sycamore. w. II. Wootton; Junior
sycamore. w. s. Dolman: trustee, r. r.
Martin; representatives to the Great