Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-01-17

at 800 Pennsylvania avenue southeast
instead of at its hall At 7th and G
streets northwest.
fmPR0V E1 ORDER
u%REO MEN
Seneca Tribe, No. IL. met Friday
Great Junior Sycamore Hummer, as
sisted by Past Great Sachem King. The
following were elected representatives
Caywood and coleman, and A. B. Webb
was elected trustee for three years.
Mr.. Haymaker was reported sick.
J. B. Smoot was present at the meet
ing.
Red Wing Tribe. No. 20, met At
Painters Hall Monday night The en-
tertainment committee reported on tho
entertainment held at Northeast Tenn
pie last week.
Mineola Tribe, No. II, met Friday
night at Masonic Temple. Anacostia-
and the chiefs of the tribe were raised
by Past Sachem E. r. Boyer of Red
Wing Tribe. No. 20. Past Sachem Cay
ton Is said to have had a successful
six-month term as presiding chief OF
the tribe. Great Representative Tibbitt
made an address to the new chiefs. ="
Remarks were also made by both
visiting and tribe members. Under the
good of the order. ,-,.s
Osceola Tribe. No. 10. met at Ma sonica
Temple. Tenleytown, with u large, at
tendance to witness the Installation ~
officers. p ,al-
Sachem Benner appointed the follow
Ing as appointive chiefs: First sannap.
Mr.. Howard; second sannap, Mr.. Hur-
die; guard of the wigam Mr. Daniels;
guard of the forest MIR. knowIs; war
riors. Messrs. Wells. Pagan, Goldberg and
Caldwell: braves. Messrs. Parks, klob.
Custard and Stumpf. A class initiation
February was announced.
Usage Tribe. No. 6. met Monday night
at Society Temple.
Past sachems DIR. W. s Whitman and
Martin talked under the good of the
order.
Logan Tribe. No 8. met Thursday
night at Red Mems Hall. Georgetown.
The committee reported that odd Fell
lows Hall had been secured for the
public entertainment, January 81.
1t was reported that Logan Tribes
Glee Club went to Fort Myer, Va, Tues
day night and, assisted by several mem
bers and members from Kallipols Croft
to, including Kirk Miller and Sachem
Jacque Heidenhemer, gave an enter
tainment.
Remarks were made during the meet
ing by Junior Sycamore Lanthum Past
Grand Sachem Fuller Past Sachems
SouGer. Borroughs, James A. Madison,
Curtis Lewis and Ed Lewis.
Idaho Tribe, No. Is, met Tuesday
night at Northeast Temple.
Great Representative DIR. Tippitt in
stalled the officers.
The committee on public entertain
ment reported that Odd Fellows Hall
had been secured for January % for an
entertainment.
Sioux Tribe. No. IS. met Thursday
evening, with large attendance. r. NJ
Bouts, who has been ill for some time.
was reported AS steadily improving.
Past Great Sachem Henry w. Tippett.
assisted by Past Great Sachem White.
installed the following officers of the
tribe: Sachem. Joseph Levy: prophet.
Jacque Heidenheimer; senior saga
more. ". A. spaulding; junior sage
lector Of wampum. A C. Nicholas:
keeper of wampum. Washington p.
Evans: chief Of records. Charles r.
Limbach.
Remarks on good of order were made
by Past Great Sachems Tippett. White
and Whitman: Past Sachem Cation.
Sachem Benner of Osceola Tribe. Press
Representative kubatz and others.
After the meeting the hall was
turned over to Jacque Heidenheimer.
chairman of entertainment for Red
Mems publicity night. which is to be
held Wednesday. January II. for. the
purpose of rehearsal and other bust
rehearsal will be held in Odd Fellows
Hall this afternoon at 1870 o'clock. All
members of the order who desire to
take part have been requested to be
present.
Degree Of Pocahontas.
waneta Council. No. 8. met Tuesday
night at Northeast Temple.
The membership turned out in great
also present.
Remarks were made by all members
under the good of the order
White Eagle Council, No. 4, met
Wednesday night at Society Temple.
Senior Sycamore John l. Bunch In
stalled Miss E. Wilbur as Pocahontas;
Hattie Anderson, prophecies: Mrs. Le-
carton, Winona; Past Sachem RAIDER in
stalled as first runner Miss Sadie AM
derson: second runner, Mrs. Plaskett:
er of wampum, Mrs. Morton: inner
guard. Mrs. RAIDER: outer guard. Mrs.
NJ. Stevis, and second warrior, Mr..
Dougherty.
Past Sachem Dougherty presented the
council with a large national flag and
was given rising vote of thanks.
Sons of America.
Washington Camp, No. 8, P. o. S. OF
A., met Tuesday night at 31st and NJ
streets. Two new members were in
itiated. A special meeting will be held
next Tuesday evening, which all MEM
bers of the order have been requested
to attend.
Independent Order Rechabites.
John c. Moore extends a special invi-
tation to all tents, parents and children
to visit White Ribbon Tent, Juveniles.
this afternoon at o'clock. in RechAbite
Hall, 463 Louisiana avenue northwest.
Loyal Tent, No. 1897, met in Recha lite
Hall, 463 Louisiana avenue northwest.
Wednesday evening. Mrs. Sadie E. His
sey presiding. After initiating three
Charles T. Carroll. II. 7. {.
R., installed the officers for the ensu-
ing semi -annual term as follows: Chief ,