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sioux Tribe, No. Is, met Thursday
evening.
Sachem Heidenheimer thanked thu
members of the tribe for their presence
at the Osceola Tribe visitation We'd
nesday evening.
ihe business of the tribe was Quickly
dispatched. after which the hall was
turned over to Charles Limbach. degree
master. who put Sioux Tribe degree
team through the ritualistic work.
The bowling team of Sioux Tribe is
now now setting its regular nightly prac-
Voist ana IN short time Capt. Ed.
crack bowling teams in the District.
Sioux Tribe visitation will take place
Thursday. November 10, and Will be a
puoic one. Several prominent speak
ers have promised to be present and
there will also be musical and social
features
Red Wing Tribe. No. 20, met Monday
routine of business was transacted and
committee reports were acted upon.
committee was appointed to pre-.
pare for the visitation of the great
chiefs tomorrow night.
fast Sachem Tennis Of Wyoming
Tribe of Hampton. Va, and others
spoke under the good of the order.
ldaho Tribe met at Northeast Temple
and the report of the ''hustling COM
mittee" was received and acted upon.
1t was stated the composite degree
team would practice at Logan Tribes
Hail today at pm. sharp.
Past Great Sachems Garner and
Thompson spoke.
Logan Tribe. No. 8, met Thursday
night at Redmen's Hall. Wisconsin,
avenue and N street northwest. and
elected the following to membership:
William p. Shoemaker. Fred G. Hess
and X. Horna. Past. Great Sachem
Charles Fuller and Past Great Sachem
W. H. Wilson. who is said to be the
Oldest past great sachem living, were
present George E. Gummel OF the
United States Army. quartermaster's
department, was present after long
stay in camp at Tobyhanna. Pa Under
the good of the order Past Sachem
Custard of Osceola Tribe and many
others spoke.
Osceola Tribe met Wednesday night
at Masonic Hall. Tenleytown. to re-
ceive the great chiefs of the Great
Council on their annual visitation,
headed by Great Sachem Gartrell. The
hall was decorated with palms. potted
plants and shrubbery. After the clos
ing exercises the great chiefs and visit
ing delegation were entertained with
a banquet in the lower hall.
The following tribes were represent
ed: Collector of Wampum Ackerman of
Bed Wing. Sachem Heidenheimer OF
Sioux and delegation. Sachem Cation Of
Mineola and delegation. Senior Saga
more kiefer and delegation of White
Eagle Tribe, Senior Sycamore j. B.
Altman and delegation. Prophet Martin
of Usage Tribe.
The great chiefs and Past Great Sach-
EN- Otto Fisher made addresses.
Usage Tribe. No. 6. met at Society
Temple Monday night The following
officers were present: Prophet Martin,
Senior Sycamore DR.. Shefferman GAL
brum, Junior Sycamore o. c. Sabin.
prophet.
The tribe is organizing a quartet,
and will have on the first Monday OF
every month an open meeting. Visit
ors are always welcome.
The hustling committee of the tribe
has been promised number OF canoi--
dates for the big class Initiation to be
held November 20 at Mineola Tribes
Hall in Anacostia-
Seneca Tribe m at Bank Hall F'rf-
day night The meeting was well at
tended, and 1t was reported that senior
Sycamore ]. B. Altman and Past Great
Sachems Marvine and King were pres
emf at the visitation of Osceola Tribe
Wednesday night
past Sachem Caywood stated the tribe
had the best decorated hall he had seen
for some time.
Mineola Tribe met at Masonic Han.
Anacostia, Friday. The chiefs degree
was conferred by the degree team
Great Representative DR.. Henry Iip
bett told of the splendid evening faet
Great Sachem White and he mad spent
at Osceola Tribe Wednesday night.
Ra1
that Arlington c. Metcalfe, who died
w ednesday from injuries received In
IN automobile collision while he was
.iding a motor cycle. came to his death
is a result of an unavoidable accident.