Evening star., 1914-05-03
Improved Order Of Red Men.

Sioux Tribe met Thursday evening. A
large gathering was present and selec-
tions were rendered on the piano by
Sachem Heidenheimer. Wash P. Evans
is still confined to his home but hopes
to be able to attend the next meeting.
Mr. Chrisman, who has been Ill during
the past week. has recovered. Sioux
Tribe will give an excursion in July to
Chesapeake Beach. Mr.. Benner of Osce-
ola Tribe stated that he had been in
formed that there will be a delegation of
from 200 to 300 members from Baltimore
to attend the class night May 12. Messrs.
Heidenheimer and Smoot spoke of the
success of the theater party at Polls 8
Monday night. The following were elect
ed to membership, to receive their degrees
May 12: J. A. Grill. w. A. Spalding.
Louis R. Relf, Harry C. Harper. James
Shaw and Dick Williams. Oscar R.
Weber was reinstated as member and
placed in good standing. The entertain
ment committee for the class night was
present.
Logan Tribe, No 8. met Thursday night
at Red Mems Hall. The tribe has a
string orchestra, led by Fred Madison,
which is the feature of almost every
meeting. The average attendance at the
meetings is between twenty five and forty
members, besides the visiting members.
Several members are at Vera Cruz on
the battleship Ohio and others are with
the 10th Cavalry. light artillery and
quartermaster's department. Five appli-
cations were received. two reinstatements
made and several applications are pend
ing.
Idaho Tribe, No. Is, met Tuesday night
at Northeast Temple, with a large at
tendance All officers were present. The
class initiation of May II was discussed
and two applications read. The tribe
contributed $40 toward the fund to help
the ways and means committee with the
class. Among the speakers were Past
Great Sachem Garner and NJ. r. Kubatz.
press reporter of the Great Council.
Mineola Tribe. No. IA, met recently
at it's hall in Anacostia. Sachem Clark
was unable to be present, owing to the
illness of his wife. An application was
received and filed with the chief of rec
ords Remarks were made by f. r. Boyer.
Mr.. Yeabower, Arthur s. Mcclure, NJ R.
Kubatz and other visitors; also by men,
bers of Mineola Tribe.
Seneca Tribe, No II. met Friday even
Ing All officers were present and a
large number of members. Seneca also
welcomed NJ. r. Kubatz, ]. Heidenheimer,
Mr.. Yeabower and other visitors.
The proposition to consolidate SoItin
and Seneca Tribes received a unanimous
vote in favor of consolidation. Eleven
applications for membership were re-
ceived by the chief of records, j. b. Alte-
man. for Seneca Tribe. with a promise of
many more. The tribe has pledged its
support to Junior Sycamore kimmel, who
has been appointed an aid on the star
of the marshal, May II.
Oscola Tribe. No. 10. held a large meet
ing Wednesday in Masonic Temple. Ten
leytown. The tribe will turn out on the
night of May l. to- support Charles J.
Berner, who has been appointed an aid
on the marshal's staff.
The hustling committee of the Great
Council of the District, 1. o. R.. met
FRIDAY night at the hall of the Mineola
Tribe, Anacostia. All subcommittee re-
ported progress. and the parade ques-
tion. in reference to the line of march.
May II. was discussed S,:. by Ma Marshal e
kubatZ. The committees adjourned to
meet at Sioux Tribe Thursday. night
when all members are requested to be
nresent.