Evening star., 1916-12-03

Logan Irlbe, NO. 8, is making prep-
arations to entertain the great saehem
and his staff of officers Thursday even
ing at the last visitation of the year.
AS the great sachem is a member of
the tribe a gala event is expected.
Idaho Tribe, No. Is. Tuesday evening
received the report of the committee
appointed several weeks ago on basket
ball. The bowling team was given
quite an ovation for its victory over
Logan's team. Many members of the
tribe attended the visitation to Osceola
Tribe in body, going in an automobile
bus. 1t is understood they will attend
the other visitations in like manner.
Sioux Tribe. No. IS, met Thursday
night, and after the transaction of its
business attended Redwing's visitation
in body. The tribe voted to adjourn
early next Thursday to attend Logan's
visitation in a body also. Sachem
Harry Lewis and Senior Sycamore
Henry Gompers, who are working hard
to close the year with the tribe in
good condition, say they will be sue
cessful. Great Senior Sycamore J. Held
enheimer, Great Prophet John l. Bunch
and Great Keeper of Wampum Charles
Limbach are members of this tribe.
The most unique visitation of the
y
Redwing Tribe. No. 20. The hall was
prettily decorated, symbolizing the
season of the year, and decorated COOP
which contained a fifteen-pound tur-
key occupied a prominent place on
the floor. Every member as he entered
the hall wrote his name on a slip OF
paper, which was deposited in a hat
and near the close of the meeting the
committee announced that the twenty
eighth name drawn from the hat would
won by l.. H. Bergman of Usage Tribe
The unwritten work was exemplified
by Thomas A. Dennis of Logan Tribe
Remarks were made by c. W Walker.
H. f. Sheedy, DR.. w. S. Whitman Reed
F. Martin. K. Strobel, w. Osmond j. A
Madison, F. n. Rensch, J. II. Yeabower.
f. r. Boyer. d. J. Marvin and j. Heiden-
heimer. Great Prophet Bunch spoke o:
his recent visit to st. Augustine, Fla
J. B. Altman, jr., president of the Red
Mems Bowling League, spoke about the
league and its work. The great sachem
congratulated the tribe on it's fine
token of remembrance.
Invitations have been extended to
the great Sachem and members of the
order to attend divine services at the
Douglas Memorial Church, 11th and H
streets northeast. Sunday evening, De-
cember 10. The members and their
friends will assemble at the southwest
corner of 18th and II streets northeast
on that date, at 1880 pm. sharp. Pro
lection from inclement weather is as
sured The pastor of the church. Rev
DR.. Mclean. is a member of the order
from Pennsylvania. and will preach a
Red Mems sermon. The great chiefs
have asked all who can find it conven-
lent to attend this service.
Seneca Tribe. No. IL. Friday evening
received three applications. two fron
w. f. Caywood and one from J. Bland
Smoot. The tribe will have ten new
members to its credit for the last half
Of the year.
Osceola Tribe had a good turnout of
members at it's last meeting, when the
first degree was conferred. the work
being done under the supervision of
the degree master
Charles o. Storm. secretary-treasurer
Of the Red Mems Bowling League, has
announced that about sixty prizes will
be distributed at the end of the season.
Keen competition is being manifested
by the various teams and individual
members.
AS third degree members of the Red
Men only are eligible to play the
teams, the league has been sponsor
for quite a number of new members
in the order recently. Great Senior
Sycamore Jacques Heidenheimer has
donated silver loving cup for the