Evening star., 1914-04-26
Steiner. Mrs. Bynum will entertain the
association at its May meeting.
Improved Order of Red Men.

Sioux Tribe met in its wiswam Thurs
day night. Mr.. Crisman was reported
as being i'll at his home, 6l0 l. street
southwest, and W. p Evans is still very
i'll at his home. 1911 Gales street north
east Both would welcome visits from
members Of the tribe. Six more appli-
cations for membership were received,
among whom were three members of the
washington base ball team. These appli-
cants will receive their degrees with the
big class. May 12, at Old Masonic Tenn
pie Mr.. Yocum wrote the tribe letter
from Panama, where he is now living.
Great Senior Sycamore John l. Bunch
presented the tribe with a humidor full
of tobacco and a box of clay pipes. Past
Sachem Fred Usher was presented with
charm as token of the esteem in
which he is held by the tribe, and also
for the work he has done in the past.
Mr.. Benner OF Oseola Tribe told the tribe
that he visited Aztec Tribe Of Baltimore
last week and received a royal welcome.
Mr. Benner is taking an active part in
the class night to be held at Old Ma
sonic Temple. Mr. Amos told the tribe
of his pleasant visit to Minneola Tribe
in Anacostia Friday night. All brothers
are & weicomeeat @ the meetings Of sioux
Tribe at Its wigwam, 9Th and g streets
northwest, every Thursday night
White Eagle Council, No. 4, held a box
social Wednesday evening which was well
attended by members and guests, Great
ent A handsome Indian pillow was voted
for and won by Mrs J. R. Sanders.
Usage Tribe. No. 6. met Monday night
in Society Temple. Important matters
| were discussed by various members and
visitors. Four applications have been re-
ceived for membership in the class OF
! May -. The tribe is purchasing a set of
| regalia for future class limitations and
| other purposes.
Idaho Tribe, No. Is, held its current
meeting at Northeast Temple: A large
| number Of members were present. Mr..
Donnelly was reinstated from Virginia
and Mr.. Moxley elected to the Junior
sycamore place, vice G. Long, who re-
| signed the Office. The following visitors
were present: Great Sachem Gartrefl Of
White Eagle Tribe, Mr. Clayton of Nine
ola Tribe and various others. Several
applications are pending for the class OF
May IL.
Seneca Tribe, No. II, met April II at
Bank Hall with a large membership pres
ent. Regular business was transacted and
several interesting matters were discussed
including the probable combining Of Sem
eca and Saltese Tribes. Frank H. Kim
mel was appointed press reporter by Sen
eca Tribe to transmit its news to the
eca Tribe is planning a reunion night, to
which all members who are irregular in
attendance will be invited. Later in the
evening the card friends of Seneca Tribe
uclu d pltCu pdTly.
Red Wing Tribe, No. 90. met ,Wednes-
day evening in G. A. r. Hall with all
officers present. Several applications for
membership are pending.
Mineola Tribe. No. Il, met Friday at
| Masonic Hall, Anacostia. with eight vis-
itors present The tribe has been invited
to put on the third degree for the
class of May 12. The chiefs to take part
in the work were selected by Past Great
Sachem White. The press representative
of the Great Council, NJ. r. Kubatz, and
a member of Logan Tribe, spoke ~on the
class of May II. Mr.. Levy of Sioux gave
a talk on "Redmanship," and Sachem J.
Heidenheimer of Sioux Tribe spoke in
reference to the ball game to be played
by the various tribes. Refreshments were
served
OsceoIa Tribe. No. 10, met Wednesday
evening in Masonic Temple, Tenleytown.
Matters of Importance were discussed and
several applications presented.
Logan Tribe. No. 8. met Thursday night
at Redman's Hall. Routine business was
transacted and several committee reports
were received and acted upon. Arthur s.
Mcclure was notified of and accepted his
appointment as aid on the staff OF Mar
shal Boyer for the parade of May IL.
Logan Tribe crack degree team practices
twice a week for the big class which
will take place at Old Masonic Temple
May 12. Harry Angel and Fred Madi-
son entertained the tribe with music