The Washington herald., 1913-03-23

| March 2-Oase Tribe. No. 6. Fifth and G Streets
| Northwest.
March 5-Idaho Tribe. No. Is. Northeast Temple.
Twelfth and " Streets Northwest; Osceols Tribe,
| No. 70. Tennalytown.
March 8-seltese Tribe No Is. ~ B Street
Southeast.
March 7-Lcesn Trbe, No S. Red Mems Hall.
Wisconsin Avenue and Street Northwest: Sioux
! Trbr. No. 8, Street near For anda-hsf Street
March 3-scneca Tibe. No. Il, SIS Pennsylvania
Avenue Southeast: Mineola Tribo. No H. Anacostia.
DEGREE OF POCAHoNTAS
March 5-Wancta Council. No. 6. Fifth and g
Streets N~thuet.
March S-White Essle Council. No. 4. Fifth and
6 Streets Northwest.
March E-Idaho Council. No. J, Northeast Temple
Twelfth and II Streets Northeast
Mato-he-h hlo-ge-ca QIollow Horn Bear)
the last Of the notsd Sioux Indian chiefs
who was called to the happy hunting
grounds Saturday. March Is. and was es-
corted to Rosebud reservation, S. Oak,
where he will be buried. The members
OF the order who were named honorary
pallbearers were Great Sachem w. 8.
Whitman, Great Junior Sycamore John
7. Bunch, Great Keeper of Wampum ].
B. Altman, Great Mishinewa w. c.
Smoot. Great Guard Of the Forest David
A. Harvey. Great Guard OF the Forest
]. f. Dougherty, Great Press Represen-
OF all the tribes OF the reservation and
Alexander, Va.
At a meeting of the Indians assembled
in the National Hotel, a resolution was
passed thanking the members OF the or
der for their kindness in assisting in the
ceremony.
from the Indian representatives for the
part the Red Men took in the ceremony
OF Hollow Horn Bear:
ITO the Improved Order of Red Men,
Washington, D. C.-Dear Friends: In be-
half Of all the Indians represented here
We wish TO thank the Improved Order Of
Red Men for their contribution to the
funeral honors paid our beloved chief.
Hollow Horn Bear.
I'VE appreciate very highly the fitting
tribute TO one of the last OF the old line
Of our race who merited all the Difference
OF such a sincere body as the Red Men.
Far removed from the most of our race.
your part in the procession added much
to the dignity of the occasion. We IN
dividually and collectively thank you.
Very sincerely.
LAURA CORNELIUS KELLOGG.
ROBERT YELLOW TAIL
JOSEPH ESTES"
Great Sachem DR.. W. S. Whitman wishes
to thank the members of the order who
assisted him in making the representa-
ton at the funeral ceremony OF the Sioux
Chief Hollow Horn Bear. credit both
to the order in the reservation and 10
the order throughout the great reserva- |
tion and to the members individually.
Usage Tribe, No. s. held its regular |
meeting Monday, March Il, at Society !
Temple, Fifth and G Streets Northwest. |
The meeting was called to order by |
Sachem T. E. Anderson. Business of
great importance was transacted.
Visitors were Jacque Heidenheimer. OF
Sioux Tribe, No. Is. Past Sachem Lewis |
NJ. Bernstein. of Seltese Tribe. No. Is. and |
Past Sachem J. +. DouSherty, OF White |
Eagle Tribe, No. Il
Interesting talks were made by the
members and visitors.
Idaho Tribe. No 15, held its regular
meeting on Tuesday, March IS, at its
wigwam, Northeast Temple. and after a !
short session of tribal business the coun-
Gil fire was quenched. The sixteenth an
niversary OF the tribe was one of the
very best in its history. The honorary |
were Thomas L. Sloan. Omaha;
o. ]. Kellogg. Prof. and Mrs. J. n.
Seneca: Robert j. Hamilton.
Blackfeet: Antona Denoniam, Chippewa:
Iohn Carl, White Earth Chippewa: Mr..
Gordon and Marie Balwin. Turtle Noun
tain, Chippewa; Som-keen. Umatilla: l.
w. Provost. winnebago, Frances Yellop
and Teina Otta-wot- no, Yakima, all In
dams.
Escort of the order in custom were
Lewis NJ. Bernstein and L. G. Baif.
Members of all the tribes were present
and helped to make the sixteenth ami
versary of Idaho Tribe one OF its very
best
Interesting speeches were made by the
Indian and English, followed by MEM
1ers of the order. The pipe of peace
VAS presented in behalf of the Indians to
Joseph ]. Caylor, acting sachem.
A lecture on THE Far Northwest" was
ziven by Brother George ]. Kolb. of
IDAHO Tribe. assisted with stereopticon
,iews After which refreshments were
served.
Brother Elmer Settler. of Yonah Tribe,
10. A. of Philadelphia, Pa, is spending
several days in the city.
White Eagle Council, No. 4. held its
egular meeting last Wednesday, at its
epee, Society Temple, Fifth and G
streets Northwest. the council fire was
,indled with Pochantas Fannie Hoke, at
Ter stump. Business of importance and
urther arrangements were made for the
lance to be held on April 2. Interesting
peeches were made by members and
'isitors.