Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-23
ORDER OF RED MEN
WORK TRIBAL DEGREES
Chiefs and Warriors Trail to
Camden Wigwam to Initiate
Class of Palefaces

| despite the cold and snow, to Camden to
| adopt a class of palefaces for Saranac
| Council No. 40. Every council In South
Jersey was represented Past Great Sa-
chem Joseph y. Nowrey. Of New Jersey.
commended Itaska's team for its excel
| lent work Past Great Pocahontas Eliza
| beth Mumford, Great Pocahontas Cath
crime Guthoff. Great Scout Mary Bridges,
Great Junior Sycamore DR.. T. c. Bes-
wick, of Pennsylvania, were also present
with delegations from Itaska No 27,
Gawnese No. 70, Mingo No. 1874, Cohock-
| sink No. 150, Mandam No. 224. Delaware
| No. li3 Naun No. q and Nattanus No
/ o. of York. over 200 members witnessed
the work The Past Chiefs League was
entertained by Past Chief Putt, and the
members are looking forward to the en-
tertainment to be given on New Years
| eve In their tepee
sioux Rainmekers have. been doing eftectiye
stantiai organizatlon. @ Rt the last meeting
three applicants Tor admission. were INTRODUCED
style Deputy GS'' chcf kRern Of Ntenn9 Asso;
term. Deputy Ritzert made a stirring ad;
RSs R qrtug an but he Sioux dd
cone 2ff Say tG tso TO sos
The festive board maintai1,sd the reput9stion stI,
sSsH s2 G9a smas rfSsSfd S pS6 B SR'
Sh sSaG oT no o si
eomada ASdS doS Mr as nSd a. hG shG n9os RG
books Of seerstary waller Muller and Treas;
Baianeeo The sFsaI of a tSe s,.ocia.on %th
somSaogy sffady 81 he Tses ws Sas
served by Mrs. Schneider, Of the ladies' aux
| Hilary.
qt9 SGg.c 22 p Of b p aa0gsS
being credita6ly bGrformcd @ bSS the the efacient
degree team OF Ponemah Council No. IS. la.
one great, sun old. has recently. been. making
councils OF this reservation. on the last sleep
gtteSE the adoption work was was CONCLUDED re;
ggeeGIhes we're pSdS by PROMINENT workers IN
pepsStSn from the Great Council fk iSkota No No.
go will dispense with the usual meeting on
meeting again on the sleep OF the sist sun
at the eighth run.
The members of Montezuma Tribe, No. 81.
arc uniting their energies to boom this pro:
made to SHptnre enough pa onoHleaees to bring tho
| Two teams have been formed 10 secure 'eand:
dates one under Captain o. Anston Erhart
s5a w o$s u? reqd 8 aG5SR fSaPy 81 already HgSG
prSsS eh s TO SUPPLY OF eanddate5
during the winter season.
The goth anniversary of NIlneola Tribe. No
lsI, was celebrated in the wgwam, 2o1I Lam
excellent and varied program presented. Past
soSnzc Rc 3 Of @ Rf bc SSmo Gm @a
Norristown FOR the occasion, and fliing the
eascs ssuRS lRS gfSaFs@ sFaF s hES ahESf
aaopon degree She aFe az et6fds tns hGF r. b o
kins made short address. complImenting tho
that IS brothers were enrolled in the Funeral
me9S II gpa I "a s Sr the death benz
dresses dresses, by Chieb Of Ree9rds S. c. Williams. q
6aTss II f Foley ley" and oIher E9ssS
4. WideX was absent being confined to his
were served served plentifGlly to ali. anu ''''''"
Hiro Tribe, of this city, is setting an ex-
smpe in N memIssrshiP gain w4Esy Of the
Jon Within Sss the Pust gSS fe1 monRs @ Is pae:
faces face have been Gdopted and promsSssS, have
candidates in the near future iHs"S ! a''O'''
HantsE BY Ss he sRS's q %
see9, SEC nstalled the officers of Penobscot Asso-
II FT5gy psht DEPUTY Chief e. HSymsEsT James
Kds6sn E d.ssea nEs DsSqy the ddmp5asR 52fsRs
itaslta, Installed the officers OF that, body;
tEryng nanea " condition. aRd Is o
the iaS, aTSCSt st aaymakers' associations numer'
HssdSy night STATE Vice Chief ~ Hsy, ,S:
sIate iofiesTf instaiied the ofisffrs o., {ggSa;
pR mP R'9 and aa'Rsd Re
mss9cfs1n ftrs Us @ @aGSanGnE s rRpldy ana IN the
The regular monthly meeting, Of the
Dakota Association, composed OF II tribes In
held Friday evening in. the R'''SiS;' Wis%am, o.
7R WITH frSsIdent XlexaRder clark sSs in Ofh the
chair. Business Of nuch importance was
transacted. The degree master, George b.
Stevens, made a strong appeal TO the mem
bers TO their efforts I'm getting candidates
for the degree teams Much depends this
feature of the association and II would be
well for representatives to urge the members
OF their respective tribes 10 take this matter
up. The Marching Club Committee OF this
association announced that they had made all
arrangements for the dance which will he held
Monday, February Z, at New AUDITORIUM Hall,
9TH and snyder avenue; The Marching Club
will go 10 Mahanoy City next June to at
tend the annual convention. which will be
held In that city.
Yuba Tribe celebrated Its anniversary
membefs and iady end were in sSfa aStehdsnc
The musical numbers by Dan McGarrigle,
Miss Dorie and Miss Lodge were exceptionally
good. The address by the great sachem.
Samuel IL. Walker, was listened 10 with
marked attention. Singing and dancing were
INDUCED In: later refreshments were served.
Yuba Tribe has been working hard 10 Sc
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