Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-10-21
RID MEN WIGWAM'S
OFFICIAL DEDICATION
r.occo Tribes New Start in
cet-a-Member Moon--Da-
kota Asso. at Paconta

A,,hiy interesting way by Chatta-
tribe Past saohem I. p Kurts
.s N, suite receiving hearty commends-
-. using the four principles Of the
~Freedonn. Friendship, Charity and
.. - = they extended their best wishes
~. welfare Of the tribe.
ioI ~. a.chern Bum, Of Teocoo Tribe, aot-
r.s.irman, then turned the proceedings
ns a. ()sare Tribe who raised the chiefs
w~ ,r.dItable manner. Past sachem Jos.
~ and his suite performed the work
Z short form and were highly COM
msnded. .snu. =. -
Dd and introduced as the speaker for
y. .vsninR in words of praise Past Sa-
~, Harry Reinhardt, Chief Of Records
esT.occo Tribe, who made an address on
y. sdvancement OF the tribe during the
~, q wears, showing how, with no money
= .t.,r warnpum, they worked with pro-
.,.ssive spirit until they owned their own
trvarn and accumulated q large treas
uy. 49,
IN for a speech in favor of sachem L.
s,r.hsrrer. who Is quite an orator In his
,.,hs ana who delivered a good address
~ ne perpetuation of the lives of the
american Indian.
p.,t sachsm Joseph Jeake. captain Of Usage
,isree team and the newly elected leader In
"a related a humorous story, Great sachem
Morrow Of Delaware. stated that one man
~ M u state Of Delaware belonged to the l. o.
H NJ and that with a membership OF more
msp ..ssr,Sv S. Past sachem Hamilton s. McKes,
ins chief Of records OF Usage Tribe spoke OF
Rs warm friendship between the two tribes
/ ighe during the last great sun. Past Great
isachsm Kirby I. Rinker. Of Maryland. a char
ir ir.cImsa me%01r by The sold Guard and msde q
I.nrthy address on the order in general. Other
.sSss'Isii ssTs Alex s. Rodgers. Great Guard wiEwsm
/ d Delaware Joseph ID. Hall and Deputy Great
sns% ss@Sitss s0nP provided ample TefresSments.
P,conta Tribe had an interesting meeting
and few inactive members present at tho
member, trailed from his home in Point Pleas
ant N j. The members OF tho Dakota Asso-
oSHtS WitS the membership contest nearing tho
sed q its All allotted , time the the yOrkers are
sssp, and the adoption degree will prob
lbF bs performed. Members are urged to at
tend early and take part on the team II
Psconta has made an engagement for a
member desiring to participate should get in
sns P. S. DR.. John Ferley, Of MatoacO.
me Dakota Association held its monthly
meeting at the wigwam OF Paconta Tribe. Be-
G ~ Great Great sschem DR.. Joseph Farley, p Chair
nan J. r. Greenhalgh. Past Sachem John r.
Farley, Past Saohem George B. Stevens, Secre-
hchsm David l. Russell, Jr.
rsr which was referred to the Great Council.
zleven out OF IA tribes were represented.
Des snd es,.fs Ss9r.es % S thas tns
b two weeks q NeshaminR Tribe
Broad and Federal streets. Friday, Novem-
Nnonk Tribe, after the last meeting intro
tuced, through Brother Patterson, new game
ulsd indoor polo and the operation Of me
nms is similar to the English game of soccer.
Those on the side lines enjoyed the sport as
piron that a means has been found TO insti
further interest in the tribe. There will be
nas.Gs max D %ssting, but % on the foiioWinS Si Fr
ay Il may be of interest to other tribes OF
Wet PhaSsiIhia n to have
la.i tribes to adopt such means Of increasing
stsrdanee Minonks wigwam is at Thrush
Han ss4e Lancaster ave.
.'Ihs chiefs Of sapana Tribe were raised by
Eondamin Tribe before a large gathering Of
Past sachem Leepmain. trailed to the wig
van in Indian costume carrying redfre and
kst talks We're given BY the chiefs sii q both
tribes and by several brothers from Minona
Kse Of 455 and II. c. Upright. Of 45f, also
made interesting talks. Corn and venison
sae then served.
hatoaco Tribe held progressive pinochle
sEA was az attended by large 01a EatSerinRs in1sns ~
@s brothers and their ladies. Many useful
On last Mondays sleep the trustees recon-
narss Of building association stock, making
n adoption. Preliminary arrangements were
made ior pinochle tournament between teams
l2sssentng Paconta Tribe and Matoaca
oselocta Tribe meeting at Cumberland Hall
nd large attendance and an excellent report
nom .., ne Auditing Committee, showing a net
csmpaign for new members is being
sa nasnchs.d and the committee feels that the re-
I'll Many social functions are being ar
rnEed by the Good OF the Order COMMITTEES.
~ William Peck and William Dimmick on
me solution Of Suspended Members"
e,rssssc emlnsc Tribes enterprising Entertainment
@mmlttee announced that the quoit tourna-
f-,. fs.s VIII commence on tomorrow's sleep. This
drAment sdsr Is open to all members OF the
sine committee has arranged an unusually
~. lumber or prizes, which have attracted
tnhs t'h, interest and many contestants. p. g. j.
sr"san s.'.am mas spent considerable time on the
%snsements. assuring an enjoyable contest.
~ WI oe other forms OF entertainment for
IA ~, tt,v.nsrs Who are not engaged In quoits,
T,tS ~ VIII have good nights fun. Steward
,hsn hs very highly appreciated, especially
\, e pate The tribal meetings will be called
7 ''0sr at siib sharp.
~. zha.'soka Tribe hAd pubic raising ana raIa
~ ~ tneir wi6wam, Roberts and German
amy. rs,ensnss. s. the ceremonies being performed
a' ~ q the youngest In the reservation with
~ .Eh.eInan. j. Malone acting aS great chief,
IA, s1lets ns raised for the term were: Sachem,
nsIer aasseeLsren; asea prophet George steinruck;
"a. Fred Donoffey. After The inStaliation
loi nDs nhs presented p. g. Malone with a beau
'H ~ 1-tn as a memento OF their Appreciation
Iois~ar~o ~ork curing the last two great suns.
NJ noop ~. tew words BY the past sachems,
hns ana friends for dancing and later on
"sseht sat down 70 corn and venison.
tSSoo dres entsrtained their families and
ellnr.dp tssm sss rS,lsi5g :, Of their chiefs. The
AM. et great sachem, and too muoh praise |
|A|1 r.se se slyen for the interest he shows In |
'trs snI Mhieh was performed In full cos
tIourhest ISla sShla the interest OF the visitors |
I'M 9fssented the retiring saehem, Il. Henry |
|tikf 80. y Jewel. gift OF thS tribe. for his |
|Its ssrssiee sseIViee curing his term. Refreshments
''''eo' followed BY dancing.
|h...ee< Hawk Tribe, OF Cramer Hill N. J..
'-k'7'' 70 Wissahickon Tribe and raised their |
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