Evening star., 1914-07-12
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sycamore of Sioux Tribe. No. is. at the
last meeting. resigned. and w. II.
Spalding was elected to fill the vacancy
for the ensuing Term. Great Sachem
Gartrell. assisted by Great Senior
Saeamore John l. Bunch and Great
Press Representative Kubatz. raised
the chiefs to their various stations.
Messrs. Amos. Beuchling. Taylor and
Joy were appointed warriors
Messrs. fIodgkins, Usher Ben Wilson
and Barrett were appointed as braves"
Messrs: Chrisman and Koehler were ap-
pointed as first and second SannopS.
respectively: Mr. Carnell, as guard of
forest. and Mr.. Dickerson, as guard of
wicket. All of the officers were proper
ly raised Junior Sagamore Spalding
asked the tribe to cooperate with him
in forming a glee club. and outlined
the program that would be rendered.
After speechmaking by the various Of
ficers. refreshments we're served
Idaho Tribe installed chiefs at North
east Temple. 18th and II streets north
east. at its last meeting.
Deputy Great Sachem Henry Tibbitt
of Mfneola Tribe performed the cere-
mony. assisted by the following: Past
Sachem W. n. Swindell. Past Great
Sachem White: l.: ID: Eichelberger Jacob
Castenberg, W. c. Ridnow and others
Retiring Sachem Keefer was present
ed by the tribe with a past sachem $
certificate.
The following out-of-town visitors
were present: L. f. walkin of Harka
Tribe. York. Pa, and Mr. Trafhagen of
Sioux Tribe of Pennsylvania.
Fast Great Sachem Henry Tibbitt of
Mineola Tribe compiimented the tribe
on its good showing during the past
Remarks were made under the good
of the order.
Mineola Tribe of Anacostia. u. C., in
stalled its officers Friday night at Ma
sonic Hall. Anacostia. Past Great Sachem
Winnie S. Whitman. acting as deputy
great sachem. NJ. r. kubatz as great
Junior sycamore. and the past Sachem of
the tribe great senior sagamore, on
behalf of the Great Council in the cere-
monies. 1t was announced that a prize pin
has been donated for the member of the
trlpe who brings in three new members
during the coming six months.
Past Great Sachem Whites report on
the finances of the tribe was received
with applause.
Remarks were made by the visiting
brothers.
Seneca Tribe. No. II. met at 316 Penn
sylvania avenue northwest Friday night
for an official visit from Great Junior
Sycamore Henry Hummer who acted also
as deputy great sachem to install the
chiefs of the tribe.
Mr. Hummer congratulated the tribe
in having the oldest chief of records in
the jurisdiction. He was installed for the
seventeenth year. Keeper of Wampum
Scott is now serving his sixteenth year.
The tribes report was applauded by
members and visitors. Several short talks
We're made by visiting brothers.
Logan Tribe met Thursday night at
its hall on Wisconsin avenue and y
street northwest An application filed
a committee for investigation. Cary
Scribner, junior sycamore. was thanked
on behalf of the tribe for making the
Fourth of July ball game success. 1t
was also added that Logan Tribe fur
nished twenty-five members out of the
100 who attended the game. Many ad-
dresses were made
Red Wing Tribe. No. ~ held its first
regular meeting in its new hall at the
Monday night.
After their regular order of business
Deputy Great Sachem ]. B. Altman. ST.,
installed the officers. assisted by Past
Logan Tribe: p c. s. White of Min
cola Tribe, Great Senior Sycamore John
I. Bunch and NJ. r. Kubatz. acting as
great sannup. The tribe will hereafter
meet every Monday night in the month.
Past Great Sachems James A. Madison
and White addressed the tribe
White Eagle Tribe held a brief session
at Pythian Temple Wednesday night
Great Sachem Gartrell presided A sur
prise is being planned for the near future
by the officers of this tribe it was stated
Several members spoke under the good
of the order.
Usage Tribe held its installation of
chief at 9TH and G streets northwest
Monday night The case of DIR. Eggels-
ton was reported by the committee which
was given instructions to look after the
brother and his family.
Under the good of the order Past Great
Sachems James A. Modison and Dr. w S.
Whitman spoke.
Osceola Tribe. No. 10, of Tenley town met
Wednesday night at Masonic Hall. 1t was
announced that Guard of the Wigwam
Sullivan has gone to Bermuda with the
Naval Battalion and would not be back
for two weeks.
The tribe held a social after the meet
ing.
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