Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-03-05
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The great sachem has announced the
following committees. selected by the
board of great chiefs. as directed at
the recent session of the Great Council:
Fraternal day committee-W- s.
Whitman. L. B. Bennett, c. o. Storm.
w. C. Rowan. W. J. Kolb. William
Fowler, John l. Bunch, Charles Benner
and E. r. Boyer.
Committee on arrangements-J. d.
Bragunier, L. II. Bergman. F. W. Msdi-
Southworth. j. Heidenheimer. w. E
Osmond and G. w. Barnes.
The great sachem has assigned the
following instructors TO the various
tribes and councils: To Usage Tribe.
Seneca Tribe, w. S. Whitman: Mineola
Tribe. F. w. Shepherd: Idaho Tribe. w
6. White. White Eagle Tribe; w p
Wing Tribe. j. A. Madison. IT.; Idaho
Council. Mrs. Allie RAIDER: White Eagle
Waneta Council. Mrs. E. D. Garner.
Osceola Tribe, No. 10, had as visitors
mer. F: VI. Shepherd and r. ". strobel
Of Logan Tribe. The relief chiefs re,
ported Messrs- Mos.ow. Pagan and
ftODey as very SICK. 4. Daniels Teslk IL
ed as senior sycamore and Junior
Sycamore FIGHTER was elected as
senior and. after a spirited contest.
George kolb was elected junior. Re-
marks were made by Great Sachem
Hummer and Messrs. Shepherd. Strobel.
stump and CLANCY. The tribe promised
the great sachem it would give him a
substantial increase this year.
White Eagle Tribe No. II, Wednesday
evening conferred the degrees on several
on Il lox1 MIL.
officiated. under the leadership of James
A. Madison. jr. 1t is understood the
team has several invitations to confer
degrees for other tribes.
Many members of Red Wing Tribe,
No. 20. and other tribes listened to the
sermon last Sunday by Rev. E. K. Hardin
of the Mount Vernon Place Church. A
vote OF thanks was rendered the pastor
Mineola Tribe No. IA. conferred the
adoption degree on a prominent attorney
Friday night. The degree team Of
Past Great Sachem George +. Baxter.
assisted by Past Great Sachem w c.
White as prophet. officiated. The chief
of records, DIR. H. ". Tippett, reports
Frederick o. Downes, retiring great
incohonee of the Improved Order of Red
Men. in a bulletin issued March l from
council Of the order to give the new
great incohonee, Thomas Jeffries, in
language. hospitality and in deed such
a welcome and such loyalty as BELTS
this splendid man of the south" He
urges the various tribes and councils to
make such record for him in member
ship and finances as will surpass the
record OF the past year, which is said to
have been record-breaking epoch IN the
order He closed his appeal with the
slogan Everybody help eloquent, loyal,
able, courteous. efficient Jeffries"
Independent Order of Rechabites.
White Ribbon Juvenile Tent, No. $50.
| met last Sunday at 643 Louisiana ave-
nue. northwest with Chief Ruler Freda
Marks presiding. Those present were
Dorothy Hern, Kathrine Maui. Agnes
Totten, George Totten, Winfield Hern,
Lerline Ainsworth, Margrete Mcmahon
| and Annie O'Brien. Under direction of
Freda Marks, after the business, the
little ones played games and social
today.
Onward Tent, No. 1921. met Wednes-
Gay evening. The committee on the
reunion to be held Wednesday made a
favorable report through John r. Ma
honey. chairman. Every member was
asked to bring a new member if pos
sible, and all delinquent members, it S
announced, will be reinstated as new
members if they desire Mrs. Mary
Maple, chief ruler. was reported ill and
Mrs. j. Ridgeway convalescing.
Among those who spoke were High
Chief Ruler Charles Carroll. John X.
Mahoney. Charles Eller, Col. Thomas
Lucy E. Mcdonald. Joseph Hart
Blanche Ogle. Bessie Thompson. Mil
bred Rudd. Cora Childs, Mary w
Amy Bickerton and Walter Spriss. Re-
freshments were served and a social
hour was spent. Anna OBrien and
Freda Marks of White Ribbon Juvenile
Tent were visitors