Evening star., 1915-12-26

the Redmen, as well as the grown-u ups,
will be entertained. The program is in
charge of Great Junior Sycamore
Jacque Heidenheimer.
Great Sachem John I. Bunch, assist
ed by the chiefs Of the Great Council.
has been working on this affair for
some time.
Jacque Heidenheimer will be assisted
by two members Of each of the follow
ing tribes: Logan, Sioux, Mineola.
Seneca, Usage. Osceola. White Eagle
and Idaho. and the members of the
degree of Pocahontas.
Independent Order Sons of Jonadab.
Capitol ol-Harmony Council, No 5. met
Thursday evening. One candidate was
Initiated. Good of the order was pre-
sided over by Phil H. Weber Of Unity
Council. Remarks were made by
Messrs. Mahoney, Reilly, Buckley.
Wood. Mangan, Tennyson. Boyd. Emer-
son. Peake, Neviatt, Jaesahke and
others.
Hope Council, No. 1, Friday evening
elected officers for the ensuing term as
vice chief. George Sengstack; chaplain.
George Dougherty; herald. w. w.
Smith; assistant herald. Denais O'Con-
nor; recording secretary, Charles F.
y,
Nail; treasurer, William P. Johnson;
guard, John Mangan: sentinel, Henry
Hurley; trustee for three years, Will
liam ]. Haner. Plans are under way in
the council to establish a sick relief
fund. A tentative report was presented
by the committee in charge Of the plan.
and January Is was set as the date on
which final action will be taken. An
nouncement was made by Mr.. Hurley
that the new banner now being made
! far oil <r.
presentation at the watch night serv-
ice. December 81 Mr. Barnes presided
over the good of. the order, and the
following participated: Grand Vice
Chief Buckley, Grand Chaplain Haner,
Grand Secretary Sanderson and Messrs.
Johnson, Nail, Rupertus. Smith, Haner,
Sengstack, Thompson and others.
John c. Daley Council. No. met Sat
.esulted as follows: Worthy chief,
Thomas w Scott; vice chief, William
Vermilion; chaplain. Patrick Cady;
herald. RAYMOND Walford; assistant
secretary. Mark Reilly; treasurer.
Theron w. Newman; guard. C. Yer
million. and sentinel. Edward Clement
son. One candidate was admitted to
good of the order" Speeches were
made by Messrs Myers, Scott, Peake,
Emerson, Boyd. Reilly, Vermilion.
Buckley. Sanderson. Jaesahke, Tenny-
son. Newman, Wolford, Clementson,
Haislip, Haner, Smith and others
Preparations are being made by the
councils for watch night" services as
follows:
Hope Council. No. 1, northwest corner
5th and G streets northwest; Unity
Council, No. 2, Northeast Temple. 18th
and H streets northeast; John C. Daley
Council, No. 8. 643 Louisiana avenue
northwest, and Capitol Harmony Coup-
Gil, No. s. Northeast Temple 18th and
H streets northeast, with music,
speeches and refreshments for ali
Jonadabs and their families and
Grand Chief Daley has made the fol-
lowing appointments: Council deputies
Hope Council. No. 1, J. e. McCrackin;
Unity Council. No. 2. Philip H. Weber:
Daley Council. No. 8. T. W. Scott, and
Capitol Harmony Council, No. 5, John
r. Mahoney, and of standing commit
tees-Finance. Messrs. Reilly, Weber
and j. F. Peake; laws and supervision.
Messrs. McCrackin. Mahoney and
Proudfoot; state of the order, Messrs.
appeals and grievances. Messrs. New.
man. Ourand and johnson: credentials,
grand ecretary-treasurer. Rupertus
and Creamer. and printing and supplies,
urer, and special committee on burial
service, Messrs. Cordell. Haner and
Mahoney.
The grand executive board, for 1916
consists of the following: Grand chief.
vice grand chief. past grand chief.
grand secretary-treasurer and grand
chaplain; John Mangan and C. r. Ru-
pertus of Hope Council, No. 1; Philip
H. Weber and John Nau of Unity Coun-
ell. No. 2: Mark Reilly and P. ]. inland
of Daley Council. No. 8. and S. D, Ten
nysen and J.~F. Peake of Capitol-Har-
mony- Council, No. 5. The grand chief
is chairman and the grand secretary
Is secretary of the board.
The official visitations to the various
subordinate councils will occur as fol-
lows:
Unity Council, No 2. Tuesday evening,
January IL: Capitol-Harmony Council.
No. 5, Thursday evening, January 90;
John c. Daley Council. No. 3, Saturday
evening, January 20, and Hope Council,
No. 1, Friday evening. February 4.
Sons Of Veterans, U. S. A.
A Sons of Veterans Club will be organ
lied in the near future in the District of
Columbia. Rooms will be procured in the
downtown section.
Past Chief H. ". speel-
man will install the new officers of VIII
udm d. CuSnIuS camp NO. ~.
The only members of William B. Cush-
ing Camp. No. 80, who were members at
the time Mai E. r. Campbell became a
member are William F. Wolfe, the treas
urer. and Oscar Steidal. a past COM
mander, who were in attendance at the
farewell meeting to the major held by
that camp recently.
A number of names have been suggest
ed for commander of the Maryland divi-
>sion to succeed Richard F. Miller. the
present division commander. They are
Charles M. Overacker. Victor l. Gar
rigls and o. A. c. Oehmler, past COM
manders of Lincoln Camp. No. 2: George
W. Sellers and w. s. Crown, past COM
manders of Gen. George h Thomas
Camp, No. IL; Herbert w. Rutledge, past
commander of William B. Cushing Camp,
No. 80; Wilfred e. Garlick. the secretary,
and William F. Wolfe, the treasurer.
At the meeting held by Gen. George H.
Thomas Camp. No. II; last Friday even-
ing at its hall In the Masonic building,
on 8th street northeast. short talks ware