The Washington herald., 1916-12-10
Improved Order Of Red Men.

hondsy-osase Thbe No. G. Dominstions; RED
wing Thbe. No o. business and nominat3onS
TuesdAy-IdAho Trbe. No. IS. report Of mem
bershtp committee and nominatinns
Wednesdhy-oscrOla Thbe. No. 10. dsTee vork
and nominations: White EaEe Council, No. &
nominations and social
Thursday-Loan Tdbe. No. O. bustne.s ana
noninsnoos; Sioux Tnbe. No. "a. buins.s ana
FrdHy-seneca. Tribe. No. L dse-.. vurt .pd
nominations; AineolG Tribe, No. a. reports q
committees and nominations; Idaho ooundl Nc. l,
nominations.
Idaho Tribe, No. Is, has offered a.,
hall to members OF the order and their
friends tonight. preliminary TO march,
ing to Douglas Memorial Church.
Eleventh and H streets northeast, where
Rev. DIR. Mclean viii preach a Red.
mems sermon. The brethren will meet
at 7:3O O'Clock
Usage Tribe. No. 6, held a most en-
thusiastic meeting on Monday evening,
when six applications for membership
were received and referred to the menn-
oership committee. The tribe Is discuss
Ing plans for a debating society. Re-
marks were made by S. L Savage W.
s. Fowler, G. Cummings and others.
Redwing Tribe. No. 20, met Monday
evening and they had a good percentage
Of their members present as well as q
large number Of visitors. Plans were
discussed OF making another TIN tn
Herndon, Va, to visit Seneca Tribe.
George Brown and A Rruse spoke on
the result of the visitation on the pre-
Vious Monday night. Nominations of Of
fcers was begun at this meeting. ~
Mineola Tribe. No. Il, held a largely at
tended meeting Friday The tribe will
put in operation a plan 10 increase its
membership. The sachem OF the tribe.
Albert H. Dyer. expects to close his
term Of Office December - with an in
crease in membership and in finances.
Seneca Tribe No. II. conferred the
first degree on a candidate last Friday
in very creditable manner. This trfbs
is quite enthusiastic over its bowling
team. The members OF the team ats
tend every meeting Of the tribe ana
take quite an interest in them. Four
Of its members are the present line ofs
flcers OF the tribe.
Great Chief of Records J. B. Altmanu
estimates that the loss sustained bs
suspensions as shown in the June re-
ports will be entirely overcome by De-
cember 81 and that there will be an in
NiNdot III lnS year .
work is closed up.
The great sachem. J. Henry Hummer,
and his stan paid Idaho Council, No. ].
Daughters OF Pocahontas, their annUaI
visit Friday evening and were royalty
received. the hall being prettily dec
GRATED with the colors, potted plants.
and greens. There was a large turnout
of the members OF Idaho Council itself,
besides a host Of visitors. The officers
of the council are: Mrs. A. G. Thomp-
son. Pocahontas; Mrs. N. S. Wilson.
Wenonah: Mrs. D. J. Marvin, Powhattan:
Mrs. NJ. B. Thompson. prophecies: Mrs.
z. D. Garner. keeper OF records: Mrs. NJ.
F. Boarman. keeper of wampum.
The great sachem congratulated the
council on its efficiency.
Refreshments were served at the con-
clusion Of the meeting.
Osceola Tribe. No. 1s. held a meeting
Wednesday night and transacted consid-
cradle routine business Several appli-
cations for reinstatement were received
and referred TO the membership commit
tee. Some encouraging remarks were
made by Messrs. Wells, Carroll and
, Clancy