Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-10-14

papooses and palefaces Of Glen Riddle. The
visitors we're well entertained BY the braves
shendaken Tribe is going to the parade To-
nieht with the new American silk nag which
they won from the Great Council. a new ban
ner presented BY their Ladies Auxiliary COM
sns ana anS sy tse esSss ST GvsnSe
Business Mems Association. The degree team.
and ssns Of ss css Blew ssc PsrsGs sr'fS RE-
carnival will be held at Erie and Ailegheny
avenues.
Kingsesaing Tribe will trail TO wyoming 8
Of James Warner 70 raise dSs their 'T chiefs vis
itors will be welcome At the wigwam. 128
wharton street.
waseca Tribe will celebrate tie 2ist ami
versary at Lulu Temple on october p. Ar
ransements are being made by the Entertain-
ment Committee, under the charmanship OF
With this iins Of wcrE ~S aress sSehem wsSor
Will mako one OF, his stirring addresses. which
VIII be a decided treat to many fortunate to
waseca Tribe has had a remarkable record
TOT growth, having 800 members on the roster
and assets amounting TO S3S, 900. u. Num-
bered among It's members are well-known hus-
ness men who highly prize their membership
~ States, divided into i2l cities, and in Cam
ada and Panama; The tribe pays a continuous
and funeral SeneaiS more than $50. GOO. aver
aging more than s40 per week.
NohomIs Tribe has Joined the Red Mems
Home at Cheltenham. Past Sachems Long and
Tiifney were nominated for representative to
number OF votes and the sachem decided the
tie BY favoring p. S. Long. Both these past
sachems are very popular with the members.
The raising-up team Of Navajo Tribe trailed
TO the wigwam Of Nokomis Tribe and raised
Smith presided over the ceremonies. The
chiefs raised were James ID. Gilbert. prophet;
senior sagamore. and John J: Ryan, junior
SssssmorS After the raising interesting ,,s ss-
William smith Brothers schrver. cravin and
Huckstuhl Of Navajo, and Brother Duerr, Of
Nokofnis. A pleasing entertainment Of vocal
and instrumental music followed.
Passyunk Tribe trailed to the wigwam Of
Herbert Edkins assisted by John Morris, sr
D. G; M J. s: Herbert Jr, ID. G. p; Harry
@. J. s. They were in full original Indian
costume. escorted by brass band OF 20
order. This was the hrst appearance Of the
team IN uniform for the raising OF chiefs
were proud to have with them the first sachem
OF the tribe. T. s. Samuel Iangham, over so
years Of age. p. s. Charles II. Bonnick acted
as marshal
Hiro Tribes raising-up team trailed to Nos.
were received in fine fashion by large gather
inss at all wigwams. Hiro had a numerical
have bright prospects for a larger gain toward
giving the great sachem the increase he well
deserves.
weshi,a raised. the chiefs of Hiro at a spe-
cial hall 1922 North Broad street. over 200
members. ladies and friends enjoyed an inspir-
ing sight OF the team and the chiefs OF Hiro in
his team were risht up to the mark Appropri
ate remarks we're made by P. q. 8. John f.
SSsems s. De Neaa and pehs and NJ sssr asr
Anna, Anna MlliigsSR Wss,,. Of & the Of p Hire pre-;
anprODriatPlN cd 10
p. q. s. Poore @. NJ. Sister Mllligan D. q.
?: Sister Zimmerman; Past Chief Sister Kirk,
the raising team, Orchestral music was given
during the evening. Refreshments served and
souvenirs presented TO each present. The
decoration OF the hail with banners, flags and
remnants and the success OF the evening, In
dtohte whnt real enthusiasm OF willing workers
can accomplish.
Mingo Tribe had a large meeting on the sth
sleep. The sachem appointed a new entertain
ment committee, consisting of Bros. McCorkle
have an important announcement to make next
week. Bro. Wood, the new steward, PREPARED
%ens Te Be sonmss feassre s q
n0unces noun St that att they viii have all preparations
the floor at the next meeting.
The chiefs of Penobscot Tribe were raised by
Deputy Great Sachem Peter T. Brady, OF OF
tawa Tribe, assisted by a team composed Of
members from Tribes OF the 1eth District OF
mended for the eticient manner in Which they
did the work. a delegation of 100 members
from Tribes Nos. 10. IS. rs. 105, Ill and 245
Of the reservation OF New Jersey accompanied
o Bro. Brady. The newly installed chiefs Of No.
90 are Prophet Louis Gansz; sachem, Will
lam ]. RugAn' Sr sycamore, Walter Howard
junior sagamore, Albert Schoeck; first sannap
James II. Wright, Jr: second sannap Fred
Heberly @. OF F.. Joseph Thompson; G. of
w. W., Hairy Phngstsg. Interesting talks were
Burdge, p. q, 8. Joseph Nowery. @. G, of F.
Bro. Atkins, P. s. Schultz, Blanchard, Tracey,
Day and Williams, of New Jersey; p. @. 8.
Rodgers, ID. G. S. William H. Mack. p. S.
Louis T. Seegar, Mahlon Trumbauer. H. c.
Wilson, Jr., OF Pennsylvania. all urging a
greater activity by the members toward a gen
eral advancement of the order. Two palefaces
were admitted.
The $50 members present were turned over to
the entertainment committee, who had an
abundance of corn and venison in waiting.