Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-03-12
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Great Sachem J. Henry Hummer has
/ issued a circular letter to the various
| tribes and councils of this reservation.
| expressing appreciation of the honor of
his election. urging renewed effort in
, behalf of the order in general. and be-
spea king loyal support for the Degree
| of Pocahontas. which he commends
especially to the young members of the
order. The letter is reverent in tone.
and devotes special attention to the
aim of building I'D the fraternity for
freedom, friendship and charity.
At the last meeting of Osceola Tribe.
No. 10. it was reported that the MEM
bers, who have been sick. are conva-
lescing rapidly. 1t was reported that
E. F. Queen and his brother. J. ..
Queen, have removed to Minneapolis
Mimi, Both were popular members OF
the tribe. and both belonged to the de-
gree team, as well as to the bowling
team. The tribe members. it was
stated, gave them a rousing sendoff.'
Rev Charles A. Shreve. pastor of
Bruen Mission. LIST and NJ streets south
east, will preach typical Redmen s
sermon to Seneca Tribe. No. II. and the
membership of the order in general.
Sunday. March 10. at pm. Members
house. No. 30S Virginia avenue south
east, at 1870 pm. sharp. and march
thence to the church in a body. All
have been requested to wear regalia.
service.
Idaho Tribe No IS. met Tuesday
evening The relief committee report
ed that Past Great Sacchem Archie
Thompson has suffered a relapse. and
is in a serious condition Thomas
Traphagan, it was reported. is in Gar
field Hospital, where he expects to I'M
derSo an operation. and George Perry
as confined to his home with a surgical
operation in prospect. During good of
the order" Idaho's quartet. assisted by
B. Austin Leatherman. with the violin.
entertained with old Virginia ditties.
w. j. Kolb has been designated as
press correspondent.
Sioux Tribe, No. IS. is said to be
eagerly looking forward to the sur
prise promised by Great Senior Saga
more Jacque Heidenheimer.
Red Wing Tribe. No 20. met Monday.
The committee on bylaws made partial
at the special meeting March G. The
committee. it is said, will finish it's work
In two weeks more, and the laws of the
tribe Will be as near perfect as is pos
slble to make them in the light of the
experience of the other tribes During
the good of the ORDER A. Kruse led the
singing.
Logan Tribe. No 8. is promising to
spring surprise in a short while, it is
said. Jim Madison, jr, is reported as
behind the project.
Usage Tribe; No, C. met Monday night.
After routine business the tribe adjourn
ed and held what was termed fellow
ship meeting. All members were urged
to come tomorrow night for special
reason
Mineola Tribe. No. "a. Friday night
worked the second degree the team
being under the leadership of Past Great
saGhem W. G. White. The third degree
will be conferred March II. and all Red
men are invited to witness the work.
Mineola Tribe has reputation for the
third degree. it is said
White Eagle Tribe will meet wed,es-
day evening and then adjourn until April
D. number of applications are expect-
ed TO be read out at the next two meet
ings.
Idaho Council No. !. held it's apniyer-
sary celebration Friday night. A fine
program of entertainment was presented
number of the great chiefs were pres
ent. as also many friends of the
members.
White Eagle Council, No. 4, met We'd
m Tesuay nignt and Waneta Council. No. 6.
Iuesday night Both councils were re-
ported in prosperous condition though
progressing slowly
White Eagle Tribe, No II. held a
nooster meeting recently when the de-
gree stan OF Logan Tribe conducted the
ceremonies by which five candidates were
nlaoe Ked Men The great sachem, great
prophet and great representative. accom-
panied by delegations from seven tribes
made up a party that witnessed the cere,
monies. White Eagle is planning. an
near future. 'e