The Washington herald., 1914-10-18

1 QeleSduOn lnaI. Iurneo out 20 WISH Nhc
Red Men of Alexandria, Va, October s,
and also for their presence In Usage
Tribe October u. for their visitation,
Brother -Chlc" Gahdil, president Of the
Red Mems Bowling League. Is highly
elated over the results that have been
made regarding said League as the mem
bers OF the various tribes are striving
hard to make q big success.
Degree master. Brother Charles Linn
bach, promises to haYe the degree team
doing nrst class work In short time.
, All members Of the order are cordially
invited to attend Sioux Tribes meetings
on Thursday evenings which are held in
its spacious hall at the northwest corner
Of Sixth and G streets northwest.
Seneca Tribe, Nc. II. met Friday night
at as Pennsylvania avenue northeast.
The degree team OF the tribe was reor-
ganiEed with Brother William Smoot as
sachem. George Romer, a member of
the United States Quartermaster, and
belonging to Kertern Tribe, of Tobahana,
Pa, was present. A. z. Wolf, a warrant
officer OF the United States Navy, who
has been sick for seven weeks. was re-
ported as improving John S. Eaton, Of
| Corning Tribe, Of Freeland, Nd, was
also reported better.
Usage Tribe, No. 6. met at Society Tenn
pie, Fifth and G streets northwest, Mon
day night. After the regular routine Of
business was transacted, the Great Coun-
cD chiefs paid the tribe their annual yis-
itation. The following great chiefs were
present: Great Sachem George E Grat-
rel, Great Senior Sycamore John 1.
Bunch, Great Junior Sycamore Henry
Hummer, Great Prophet DR.. W. s. Whit
man, Great Chief OF Records ]. B. Ait
man, sr., Great Keeper of wampum
Charles Limbach, Great Representative
DR.. H. W. Tppett, and Great Sannap ].
Sheedy.
The following delegations also were
present: Sachem Souder and brothers,
OF Logan Tribe; Sachem Cation and BROTH
ers, Of Mineola Tribe: Senior Sycamore
]. B. Altman and brothers, OF Seneca
Tribe; Senior Sycamore Joseph Levy and
brothers, Of Sioux Tribe; Chief Of Records
Sheedy and brothers, of White Eagle
Tribe; Past Great Sachems Garner and
Thompson, Past Sachem Stump and
brothers, of osceola Tribe.
Great Representative DR.. Tippett gave
brief account Of the happenings at
Portland (Me) convention
The following speakers gave some very
interesting talks: Past Great Sachems
White, Of Mineola; James A. Madison,
jr., Of Logan, and the following Past
Sachems Stumpf. Of Oseola Tribe, and
z. R. Boyer, Of Red Wing Tribe, who
was present with a delegation Of that
tribe.
Red Wing Tribe met Monday at Paint
ers' Hall, Sixth and G streets northwest
A short session was held to permit the
tribe to attend the visitation at Usage
Tribe.
MineoIa Tribe met at Masonic Hail.
Anacostia, D. c., Friday. The tribe con-
ferred the second degree on one can
didate-
Interesting remarks were made by Past
Great Sachem White and Great Repre-
sentative H. W. Tippett
Oseola Tribe met Wednesday at Ma
sonic Hall, Tennelytown, D. c. After the
regular business various brothers spoke
of the good time they had in Alexan-
dria, Va.
Temple, Twelfth and H streets north
east The report Of the hustling com
mittee stated that a meeting of the gen.
eral hustling committee would be held
on Sunday, October Is, at Logan Tribes
Hall at 3 p m.
Logan Tribe met Thursday at Red
mems Hall, Wisconsin avenue northwest
The degree team was highly commended
for the way il conferred the degrees on
the class at Alexandra, Va
Past Great Sachem James A. Madison.
jr., the degree master. was well satisfied
with the work. He has been chosen by
the combined tribes to have charge OF
the work for the big class.
Degree of POcahontaa.
White Eagle Council. No. l. met at
Society Temple, Fifth and G streets
northwest The council is getting
ready to confer the degree of Poca-
hontas on several new members. Many
members will attend the visitation OF the
great chiefs to Idaho Council. Great
Prophet DR.. W. s. Whitman, regular
degree master, was present and made
some interesting remarks.