Evening star., 1914-05-24
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Sioux Tribe met Thursday night Mr..
Stroebel, who lives in Alexandria, was
reported as i'll, and would be pleased
to see any OF the members OF the
fraternity" Mr.. Bunch made an address
Of interest'to the members. Mr.: Spald-
ing, who has taken charge OF the giee
club which will be known as Sioux
Glee Club" announced that the club
will be ready to give entertainments
in the fall Messrs. Orndorff, Carnal
and Heidenheimer spoke about the
hayloft, and suggestions were made to
postpone the first meeting until the
latter part of August or the first part
Of September in order to avoid the hot
months. Mr.. Heidenheimer contemplates
visiting Mr.. Sheridan at Charlottes-
vile, Va. Electric fans have been in
installed. Mr.. Limbach spoke of the bene-
fits the Improved Order of Red Men de-
rived from the class night held earlier
in the month. Games and music are
still some of the features OF the even
ing. The degree team had its first prac,
tice and made quite showing. All
members of the reservation are invited
to be present at the meetings OF Sioux
Tribe at 9Th and G streets northwest.
Usage Tribe met Monday at Society
Temple.
Several of the candidates who were
Remarks were made by Past Great
Sachem Winnie S. Whitman and others
Osceola Tribe, No. 10. recently initi-
ated three members in its hall at
Tenleytown. The meeting was followed
by social hour.
Idaho Tribe met Tuesday night at
Northeast Temple. Past Great Sachem
Garner made an address.
evening at Pythian Temple. Great Sachem
Gartrell accepted a banner presented to
the tribe by one Of its members, and re-
marks were made by ]. E. Holmes of
Seneca Tribe, and by the press reporter
of the Great Council from Logan Tribe.
Logan Tribe met Thursday night at
Wisconsin avenue and N street. A re-
quest from Red Wing Tribe that the Lo-
gan Tribes degree team confer the
adoption and warriors degrees on several
candidates was acted upon with unani-
nous favor. The degree work will be con-
ferred Thursday night. Logan Tribe
showed fraternal respect to the late Cen
AlonZo D. Shaw, who died last week, by
sending to his funeral a floral tribute in
memory of Gen. Shaws support for sew
eral years of the old Tuscarora Tribe,
taking upon himself the expenses of the
tribe.
fSeu w ing lT1De, NO. ~. Helu llS cur
rent meeting at Grand Army Hall. 1t
was well attended by the newly made
members of the class of May u.
The keeper of wampum. w. H. Sardo.
attended after an absence at Atlantic
City, because of sickness Of himself
and family. Red Wing Tribe has re-
quested that Logan Tribe be asked TO
confer at it's own hall Thursday nigh;
the first and second degrees on few
candidates. The same request was
he tio
to confer the chiefs degree in
Mineola Tribe Hall Friday.
Seneca Tribe. No. II. met Friday
at Bank building and conferred the
three degrees on one of their candi-
dates who failed to appear at the
class of May 12.
The dispensation for the combining
of Saltese and Seneca Tribes was
signed by the committee behalf of
Seneca Tribe, to be forwarded to the
great sachem.
A large number of members were
present from both Logan and Saltese
Tribes. Among them were the press
representative of the Great Council.
Sachem J. C. Zimmerman of Saltese
Tribe and Mr.. Thornberg of Logan
Tribe.
Remarks were made by visitors and
members.
Mineola Tribe, No. IA, met Friday
night at Masonic Hall, Anacostia. The
new members of the class of May IL
were present in large numbers and
vera welcomed by Past Great White
on behalf Of the tribe. H. Tibbitt
spoke to the new members on Fra
ternalism.'
A social session was held after the
meeting.
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