Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-10-28
RED MEN TRIBES
ANNIVERSARY FEASTS
Pimas and Zuni Eighth Annual
Gatherings-Paconta's Mem
bership Contest for Prizes

Plnas tribe celebrated its eighth ami
versary by a dinner party at Pearson's
Hotel, and were honored by the pre- ence
OF Great Sachem Walker, Great Senior
Sycamore John NJ. Coombe, Great Junior
sagamore DR.. T. c. Beswick, Great
Prophet Charles Il. Pass. Great Keeper
Of Wampum Joseph Farrar. Past Great
Sachem John II. Poore eN-Great Rep
John G. Cornish, Chairman John X.
Greenhalgh, Past Sachem Charles L.
Foulkes, grand secretary OF Rainmakers,
and several other well-known brothers.
Interesting addresses were made by the
great chiefs, which were received with
the closest attention. splendid dinner
was served and the committee OF the
tribe. OF which Jacob Weis was chairman,
were highly commended. Past sachem
John r. Emsley presided as toastmaster'
introducing the speakers In his most at-
fable manner. history of the tribe vas
presented by Past Sachem Brook Emsley'
showing the tribe TO have been very sue
cessful. The tribe felt highly honored
by the unusually large attendance OF
great chiefs. finding words inadequate to
express their appreciation Of the atten-
dance and addresses and propose to marx
this event with a white stone, as OF OLD
to mark their eighth celebration OF the
kindling OF their council fire.
zuni Tribe celebrated its eshth ar, e9niysFsSTy S,
Kali, Frankford avenue and street; The
evening started with $50 members who VINO en- Sni
popular songs. in which all Joined. Chief OF
Records se5ieng Jr then enya ntT9Sp'fS Franz fl,e
who called on p. s. Heilman TO act as toast
master. The toastmaster then called on ffesl-
dent Bob Hepburn, president OF the Northe,as5i N1,a5
Red Mems Baseball League, who presented
championship pennant He made lengthy
speech, honoring Manager Coyle and the team
P. s. Richard e. Tongue then presented each
member OF the bah team with silver loving
p. s. Schickling, Sr.. was called upon to pre-
sn behalf OF tbe ba Wsh team Ioyg SHPs we're
also presented TO tho following btotherS IN
given the team throughout The season: Morrin
koehler and Harris. After all the presenta-
snted fTesdn Mfre uePrh %S oVng
as reminder OF the champions OF l9l5
OF the league the past sachems OF zuni Tribe,
and several invited guests were called upon 10
was secretary Of the committee and Brother other
acts, which was very much enjoyed
Pasontq Tribe adopted two more more fSSndidat1s fSg spp
Satinns o rseSs nopE for S,u tooTro's eep
The membership contest Will close at this time,
% Sia the the prns SPsaT this active % body has the
result OF hard work Of all the members and
per cent. Brother Donough promises to have
s bp PefSsss aPG Brother se broptSers
are on the winning side eaptanined n by oaSat pSst
saehem GSoTge w NiGhosqn, they yoyinS aTf tbe
banquet provided by the losers. -,
ana rns hneP PaPf he is wit" ~ PF
Il. Heyman, is attracting much attention
most OF these members to get a large body OF
musicians together and take the trip TO Ma Ma
hanoy City at the great council convention
Paconta has completed arrangements with
Tribe for "A series of pinOChle games
for period Of seven weeks: as the ,toFnloos33 ,tFlos33
next Mondays sleep at Matoaca wigwam;
should apply to 2. 5, Or. John Ferly and
social night viii be in order on tomorrow S
sleep and the committee expect to present
Ss sRG would se n see large
present.
eral visitors from other tribes who gave in
After the tribe adjourned the Haymakers
held meeting and nominated officers Tor tht
rsht refresSmentS m % We're provided BY the stewards
Of Minonk Haymakers. There was no INDOOR
RSs game but on there w Be regular
on next fridays sleep between two team,
be picked from the best players and drilled
Minenk Trbe invites all tribes in West Phil
adelphia to witness this new game and get
interested in II so that league may De
tOrMeus lOT amusement as wa - 49, F-''
wapeIla Tribe responded to the call of Get,
smenber by ADOPTING class az t o.
Finance Committee, rendered the unwritter
work In amplihed form, after which Great
saehem Walker spoke to the class on Redman-
ship. Joseph Stevens was presented With a.
o4 ring In beS sS dS dond p Amos MeFaP
land, Bob Sweeney, Swartz. Farrell. Gala
CHER and Thompson were busy BUSY every N n snt
Philadelphia.
Chattahoochee Tribe had social night or
the sleep OF the 2lst sun All the old guard
Kurtz, Jack Powell Howard Jones, Trout and
others No. II Will have successful term
for everybody is pulling for the new sachem.
The first annual convention OF the Lancaster
County Association took place last Saturday
senior, John Coombe, and great junior, Doc
Beswick, spoke in the morning, while the grea
ker and O. X OF W. Farrar spoke in the eve
ming at one Of the largest meetings ever hele
to be remembered and points toward a greai
year for the tribe in that section
brothers and Visitors on last Monday sleep
Interesting remarks under Good OF the order
ton. sI' Of mo No To- H. s., Mckee. No 49, Mahior
WIs 9rd5 N m NS NSus s eeFsg " 20 NIss s
olson, No. 81; John Camera. No; 81; Georg
vs. Eed2pea b. Joseph Keenan, No s7s Sn MS
Anton johnson, w. G.. Morrison, George h
Craig and Or, John T. Ferley, all OF No. 31e,
A delegation OF brothers from Paeonta Trib
were present TO complete arrangements for tn
pinochle tournament The FIRST series viii b
played on November / In Matoaca's wigwan
and all brothers desirous Of taking part ar
The trustees 5 Of Mstoaca Tribe recommends
that $1,000 be invested in a first mortgage
The tribe has Sl1. 500 invested. Tn
brothers Of Matoaca Tribe have demonstrate
a keen desire for activity since the cold moon
have set in and the outlook for lots OF worl
during this term is apparent.
The quoit tournament launched by Ming
Tribe met with great success. There are abou
80 contestants already listed. The meeting
are being called 20 order on time, allowing IN
brothers 10 partake OF the corn and veniso
and still have considerable time TO devote I
entertainment The brothers are urged I
scout the forest for palefaces During las
fall and winter over 100 palefaces wer
adopted. In addition TO the number Of prize
offered BY the tribe and different brothers 10
the greatest number OF palefaces before Apr
there has been offered 10 the brother VIII
PORT OF PHILADELPHIA