Evening star., 1915-01-10
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ferty of White Eagle Tribe, No. II;
Great Sachem Gartrell and Great Chief
Of Records ]. B. Altman of the Great
Council.
Remarks were made by Past Sachems
King OF Seneca Tribe, No. IL: R. Alt
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The tribe has extended an invitation
to the Councils Of the Degree Of
given under the auspices of the tribe in
February.
osceola Tribe. No. 19. met Wednesday
night at Masonic Temple, Tenleytown,
and the following officers were INSTALL
ed: Prophet. Donaldson: sachem, Ben
ner; senior sycamore, Sullivan: Junior
sycamore. Marion; chief of records.
Borroughs; keeper of wampum, Bang
erton; collector of wampum, Ashburn:
representative to the Great Council.
District of Columbia, Past Sachems
Custard. Parks and Borroughs.
George W. Knowles. a member, has
left the city to take up farming at
White Eagle Tribe, No. II, met We'd
nesday night at Pythian Temple, ana
the new chiefs Of the tribe were in
stalled.
Remarks were made for tho good Of
the order.
Logan Tribe, No. 8, met Thursday
night at Red Mems Hail. corner Wis
constn avenue and N street northwest,
and its officers were installed.
Past Great Sachem Wilson, the Oldest
past great sachem. presented the tribe
with Red Mems pin, to be given to
the member bringing in the most can
n m0nthS
RED Wing Tribe, No. 20, met Monday
night at Painters Hall. Great Sachem
Gartrell, assisted by Past Great Sachem
King S. Altman, installed the officers
Of the tribe.
The chief Of records, E. R. Boyer. was
reported very sick.
night at Masonic Temple, Anacostia,
and the officers Of the tribe were in
stalled.
The following past great sachems
made remarks: Mr.. White and DR.. Tif-
fit S. Baxter.
Many members were present
Idaho Tribe, No. Is, met at Northeast
Temple Tuesday night for the INSTALL
alton of officers for the coming six
months. The outlook of the tribe for
the ensuing term was reported very
bright.
Past Great sachems cay1or, Garner
and Thomason made addresses.
Seneca Tribe. No. IL. met Friday
night at Bank Hall. with large at
tendance. of both members and visitors.
The feature of the evening was the
installation of .Sachem J. B. Altman,
jr., and Junior Sycamore Ed Altman.
son and nephew. respectively. Of the
great chief of records, B. Altman. ST.
s,o,,x rr;ba No ~ Tbnradav avanin o.
had a large attendance of it's own and
visiting members. The meeting was
called to order promptly at 7:S0 o'clock
by Sachem Heidenheimer, so that the
tribe would have ample time to dis,
election Of officers were held with the
following results: Joseph Levy was
elected to the exalted position of
sachem; NJ. H. spaulding. senior saga
and % Jaceue &C Heidenheimer. eide 5e spa Prophet.
Charles Limback, chief of records; A.
c. Nicolas collector Of wampum. and
Washington P. Evans. keeper Of wam-
pun. were again reelected.
Henry Tippett. who has been deputized
by the great sachem of the District
will install the officers of the tribe and
an invitation has been extended to the
members Of the order to be present.
Director Spaulding of the Sioux Tribe
Glee Club promises a concert in Feb
ruary, the date to be announced later.
Remarks on good of the order were
made by Messrs. Bergman, Usage Tribe;
Washington Evans and John Bunch.
Degree of Pocahontas.
Idaho Council, No. 1, met Friday
night at Northeast Temple.
The usual routine of business was
transacted. and officers for the ensuing
term were installed.
Waneta Council, No 8. met Tuesday
night at Society Temple, and received
the report Of its public entertainment
committee.
1t was stated that the public enter
tainment would be held at either
Masonic Temple or Odd Fellows Hall,
on 7th street northwest.
White Eagle Council No 4, met We'd
nesday night at Society Temple.
The installation of officers was laid
over until next Wednesday. the great
senior sycamore, John I. Bunch, being
unable to be present.
Remarks were made for the good of
the order by Mrs. Stephenson and
others.