Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-29
TRIBAL MEETINGS
IN MANY WIGWAMS
tlag Presentation and Anniver-
sary Celebration of Home for
Improved Order of Red Men

,Minonk Tribe at its last tribal gathering
auinltted one member by card and after
several interesting short talks, auenched its
council hre, in order to permit the Haymak-
ers 10 hold Its stated session. One tramp
was duly initiated. the degre team perform
ing It's work in highly satisfactory style.
ihe next meeting of the Haymakers will be
in July.
Milnonk Tribe enjoyably celebrated It's
dltn anniversary by an outing held at
Georges Hill, Fairmount Park, Saturday
afternoon. The affair was largely attended
py members and their families and an abun.
dance OF corn and venlson was served under
tne direction Of Brother H. c. Upright and
the ladies. A baseball game between Min.
onk team and that Of Lorraine, resulted in
a Victory for the former by a score of 15
to 9.
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day Ths St 2h St Rsd sn S 4, GnaS. WSs
event drew the largest gathering ever assembled
this S ana SS saOE%s
ebs and wives
the home during the day The exercises in the
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DO, g. The presentation address was made by
vas rsSsved rS address ddF 9' ey agsat
sSnlGr sagemore ran Il Bsswics ~, George GSn
rbs Band hSG the honOr Of Raising hc
and Stripes.
wissahickon Tribe, No. 80, at its last council
SpSsclSliy Ro,sMqrt6y 81 reason e the iSSt tESt
soeS Sasay ossed OF as the sacSam
the adoption ceremony.
comppehensve and InterestiEs report of the
work of the Great Council at its recent annual
be H M o5 the
his boaT and M The orns se
and working forces Of this enterprisins tribe.
Mees nds sy ro1s
fractions which serve 70 comfortably MI It's
sTS% @ S SSos Es4as' nSd eSsS SsfS a'
talk from Noah warner Ioa member d vol OF W,nae. ae
veoplns the o' fratepnIty and is recognized as
potential factor in all that pertains to RedmHn nan
isnated as a social night, and refreshments were
served and good fellowship prevailed.
In the big night pageant of the Advertising
Clubs of the World Tribe No. 149, of Chester,
played a part which attracted special attention
to the display made by the city OF Chester.
More than 100 warriors and chiefs. in full tribal
regalla, came from Chester and participated In
the parade. eliciting many expressions OF ap-
proval from the throngs which lined the streets.
Great Sachem Coombs will continue the prac-
tice OF Issuing periodically speaking leaf to
the tribes and members. The first official one
is now in course of preparation.
Itaska Council. No. 27. Degree of Pocahon.
tas, in accordance with one Of the precepts OF
the Improved Order OF Red Men,, at Its last
meeting unanimously passed n resolution TO pay
the dues and maintain In good standing In the
council all members who may enlist In the
service OF their country during the present con-
trovery with Mexico.
delegatiOp Of members Of Itaska GSgpeil ;S1 1:L
and Great Senior Sycamore 7 c, Beswiel
attended the anniversary celebration Of Sar-
anack Council. of Camden Joseph e. Mowrey
great chief of records, and Mr.. Thompson. great
Keeper of records, Of New Jersey, were also
among the noted visitors
Representatives of IS different tribes trailed
to Cheltenham Sunday afternoon and partici-
pated in the religious services held under the
direction Of Fox Chase Baptist Church The
sermon was preached by the Rey. Clarence Lar
kins, while music supplied by male quar-
tet. accompanied by Miss Mabel Jennings, or
ganlst.