Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-12-17
Shepherd. r. strobel and J. A. Madison

Shepherd. r. Strobel and ]. A. Madison.
jr., gave a negro dialect sketch and
various fun making features were con-
tributed by members of Logans Senate.
The great sachem was presented with
a large basket of candy. A bunet
luncheon was served at the conclusion
of the meeting. This was the largest
visitation of the series. l15 members
being present in addition to ffty-three
past sachem and ten past great
sachems. fifteen members from vir-
ginia and eight from Maryland.
Osceola Tribe. No. 10. is to have a
class adoption Wednesday night Logan
Tribes degree team will have charge
of the degree work. The sachem APP
pointed c. J. Bremen chief of records
for the uneXpired term. Great Mis-
hinewa George E Custard, c. J. Bren-
ner. H. w. Fieshter and Messrs. chaney.
Carroll and Mills are in charge of the
! campaign for the class adoption.
| At Red Wing Tribe. Monday night a
movement was started by A. kruse
| for a dramatic and musical entertain
ment during the winter for the friends
| of the membership. Z. r. Boyer was
requested to get up a cast among the
Degree OF PocahontaS and tribal menu
bers for small sketch to be selected
later on. The proposition to visit
! Seneca Tribe at Herndon. Virginia, has
| aroused much interest. Remarks were
Messrs. Herbert and Brown, and a Ger
| man sentimental song was sung bv A.
| kruse.
! seneca Tribe, No. II. conferred the
| first degree Friday evening, and con-
| ciuded the meeting with nominating
| oHlcers for the coming year. F. n
Rensch gave a dramatic recitation, w.
+: Caywood. w: c. smoot. W. H. King.
| W. A. Eliason, F. F. Noehl. c. .. Hobbs
c. Q. Storm. ]. b. and G. f. Altman
made brief addresses.
| The church services last Sunday were
attended by a large number. he ser
mon was preached by Rev. Dr. Mclean
of the Douglas Memorial Church.
Starting ten years prior to the signing
of the Declaration of independence and
gradually coming down to the present
time, he touched on the various trials
and tribulations overcome by the order
at different times. and paid tribute to
the beneficial work that the order is
doing today. The sermon was one of
| the best heard in this city on Redman-
ship for many a day. and the member
| ship throughout the city extend to DIR.
Mclean their sincere thanks for his
endeavors in preaching such a sermon.
Mineola tribe met Friday evening.
| The captain of the bowling team. W. c.
Rowan, made a report on the work of
| the team. Guard of the Forest Louis
| who is the sachem of the tribe: Ernest
c. White, NJ NJ. Lyons. w. c. Ridenour.
A. V. Myers. G. E. Baxter and Pop"
White have returned from hunting
trip in southern Maryland.
Idaho Tribe. No. Is. received a re-
| port from it's membership committee
and nominated officers for the forth
coming year at it's last meeting. Past
Great Sachem Archie Thompson was a
| visitor The basket ball committee re-
| ported progress After routine business
a social meeting was held. Messrs.
Leatherman. Vaughn, Kolb and Thomp-
| son. challengers in a series of games
| for supper for all the members pres
! ent. paid for the supper for twenty.
| The winning side included Bob Thomp-
| son. A. Giddins. NJ. Katz and ]. ]. Cay
| lor.
| DR.. W. S. Whitman was reported alb
| sent from the city at the meeting of
| Usage Tribe Monday night. While in
| Chicago he will nay a visit to Wilson
Brooks. the great chief of records of
the Great Council of the United States