Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-11-01
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Sioux Tribe, No: Is. met Thursday
evening with many of its own and visit
ing members. H. NJ. Bouis was reported
ILL., The business OF the meeting was
dispatched and after talks by various
members the tribe adjourned in order to
give Charles Limbach and his degree
team the use Of the hall for rehearsal
A vote of thanks was rendered William
r. Kubatz for the interest he has taken
In the press notices for Sioux Tribe. The
bowling team is reported to be get
ing nightly practice under Capt. H. NJ
Orendoff. Sachem Heidenheimer thanked
the members for their attendance at the
Red Wing and Seneca Tribe vtsitations,
members of the tribe are preparing to
make Sioux Tribes visitation to be held
November 10. a banner occasion. The
function will be q public one and some
dne talent Is promised. A general invi-
tation has been extended to all members
Of the order and their friends to be
present.
Logan Tribe. No. s. met at Redmen's
Hall, Wisconsin avenue and n street
northwest, Thursday night. A letter was
received from osceola-seminole Tribe OF
Alexandra, thanking the tribe and the
degree team for initiating the big class
in Alexandra October 8. Past Sachem
Ou8du WAS IuduA0Q py the lI1pe IOT 10
mating a dozen new gas tips. Frank Z.
Clark, who died recently. was charter
member Of Logan tribe. Mr.. Thornberg.
who has been away for some time spoke
under the good Of the order. as did sew
eral other members.
Red Wing Tribe. No. 20. Monday
night, at Painters Hall, 9Th and G
streets northwest. received the annual
visit Of the great chiefs of the great
70 Wi nj nd he ID he
was instituted. The Great Chief of
Records and Keeper of Wampum Linz
back reported the books and the tribe
in q Furnishing condition. The tribe Is
cations for the big class OF November
20. 1t was also announced that the
practice of the general degree team
would be held at Logan Tribes Hall
today at $3.50 pm.
Great Sachem Gartrell announced the
death OF Frank e. Clark, and request
ed that all members present stand in
silence for one minute In respect to his
The tribes were represented as fol-
lows: Sachem Souder and delegation
of Logan Tribe. Sachem jacques Heiden-
heimer of Sioux Tribe, Past Sachem
Martin and delegation Of Osceola
Tribe. Sachem Holmes and delegation
of Seneca Tribe, Past Sachem Clark
and delegation ct M Mlne Tribe. Past
ton. Past Sachem Sheedy OF White
Eagle and delegation.
Remarks were made by Great Repre-
sentative DR.. H. w. Tippett and Great
Prophet DR.. w. S. Whitman. who in
stituted Red Wing Tribe.
Oaage Tribe met Monday night at So
eiety Temple. The usual routine of
business was transacted and various
committee reports were acted upon.
1ar
business was over the tribe paid its re-
spects to Red Wing Tribe.
Seneca Tribe met Friday night at
Bank Hall. 316' Pennsylvania avenue
southeast with all chiefs present. and
quiet a large general attendance.
After the business was over the de-
gree team conferred the adoption de-
gree on a candidate. with the assist
ance of Past Great Sachem King OF
Seneca Tribe. Past Grand Sachems
Marvin and Kemper also took part.
Remarks were made by the new
member and also by visiting and regu
lar members.
osceola Tribe, No 10, met Wednesday
night at Masonic Hall. Tenleytown.
After transacting the regular order of
business and receiving the report OF
various committees remarks were
made by various members.
Idaho Tribe met at Northeast TEN
pie. 18th and H streets northeast; Tues.
lav night. A request was made that
as many members as possible attend
rha visitation of the tribe, which takes |
place December s. Several addresses
were made.
Mineoaa. Tribe, No. IA. met at Ma
sonic Hall, Anacostia. Friday night |
The winter program was outlined.
p.nresentative DR.. Tibbetts gave the !
tribe a talk under good of the order"
Degree Of Pocahontas.
White EAGLE Council met Wednesday