Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-02-28
HIRO ENTERTAINS
RED MEMS Big CHIEFS
Service Flag and Tokens of
Good Will Presented-Mem-
bership Certificates

Hiro Tribe, No. 300. carrying out the
idea that anything worth doing is worth
uolns well, could not help making "A pro-
nounced success of the smoker and en-.
ssltdiilIneht held i'm its wigwam on last
iohuays sleep. OF course some credit
lor attendance must be given to the
weather. The special feature of the pro
srani was the presentation of . fine silk
esuiatloh service flag bearing sixteen
= uiuc stars ana one gold star. honoring its
nenbers In the service 4 moving-pictur,.
outht for future entertainments vas re
cyNeu as a premium, \ beautiful telc-
pnohe index bearing the inscription Tom
rIaseI was presented as a token FROM
Illro lflbc TO q, &. of IT, Thomas l..
fraser. The splendid talks made bv
brother Fraser. r. G. S. Walker, Great
Saehem Beswidk, @. j. $. Bell and p. q
. Cnaries Moore. of New Jersey were
greatly appreciated. The program of
entertainment consisted of moving pic-
lures and music by Hiro's band.
p. G. s Samuel H. Walker. on behalf
OF Hiro Tribe, presented membership cer-
tincates to the following members:
v,LEwis lewis Smith. John. ". Bowyer J. ~
MW9e53ster' walter smith, Charles T. Hoehn
Charles r Wagner, Shari"gs g srHlceadiorn' M"diorp'
9}sCaIr }oyiI. IA,uTTenhaqghi, John q. Essr, John
Hackenbrack. Albert DGpHe GS WSnrN 'ta WI9i11. 4 i1
Ter Ter, John J, Bauer =, q, Fcn9er. II. l.. |
vwFewR; a. AshbridgG, II. II. Monroe, |
RissTsr AissT, Tpdof g Tr Srs1iS; Il i MofSs RudoFh
Foley, Thomas Mclti rnan and W. r. Bethel |
Inc Inc entertainment committee served |
Great Sachcm Beswlck accompanied by
r: g, s Samuel II, Walker, attended the
Paketo Tribc, No. 3lj. at NIiddetown. on
syiyania Railroad Quartet, whose artistic
Walker, Great sachem Beswick. =. O. $.
Wlits and DIP''hGGit y s SfaEIas q; :. CFaries r.
Past sachem A. Fishicl. Of PakctG, ak D. gave SSs
he work accompiished during tn the TIVE twenty S
five great suns. Tho large gathering was
treated to a real country banquet.
Waunakeo Trioe No. $9s, has removed
street, whore II will meet on every Wednes-
tended some of The the older members who have
been inactive taking up tho work eeain u
cuhit who has for the last five great suns
resided in North Carolina. has returned 10
.hesg hunting grounds and Is again active
r. 5. John pcllp is getting his raising
team IN good trim and expects TO raise the
Pobdy, }amss FOgsTfy s George
{. Of II. William Ziegler. Jr.. are always
busting Ilst, for the good of the tribe. p. :.
hampton dart shooter OF the tribes in the
Leni Lenaps Tribe, Nc 2. by sps,eal dis; dis;
.scs fer membership in Eyota Tribe, 10. .
f WbmESq In N c. 9s dSptoH yanne defTee
{rees, on the following WedHesday's sleep.
I'D warhorse. Larry Walker. as captain, and
samuel Price. as sachem, will do the work
both meetings, as No. 8 has always boasted
IF a fine degree team. Since the tribe has
Deen better attendance and more active
work A large increase will be shown for
he term.
Paupaunoming Tribe No. 90, unfurled Il :
arse service has in honor Of nine members lil
S somewhere in France. Floyd Darrohn. a
member Of this tribe. recently appointed
huge membership drive. which will be t
sgnehed soon. Brother J, DarrSShH Is also also
deputy sreat saehGm Is, also arranging /
Wind Gap the latter part Of March. T1r
great sachem and some other great chiefs
nil attend this meeting.
Tetonka Tribe No. 321, had large meet i
ng OF past saChcms and members and yist- I
Ors from Nos. 33, ~, -, 113 and l3s, )
Sho We're highly enthused over the pre-
,entation to Tetonka Of a service flag with ,
stars representing sixteen young warriors
n the service of the Government. =. ;.
Frank Redfern. of Sonah Tribe, was the d
lonored orator of the occasion. and his /
patriotic sentiments received hearty APP o
'lause. Other inspiring addresses were made
y z. $, Hamilton s Mckee Of osage Tribe; c
?. 5. Ed O'NeIll, OF WingohOckng Tribe, 7
md p. s. James b. Duffy, of retcnka. Other 2
,ast sachems and members present were F. .
Sirkelbach, James Rowe. Jacob Martin. 0
ieorge Hunsnger. Chris Durr, Oscar y
Peter Marshall William !
;chafcr Harry Updyke william Wormeck.
Cd Brough, Frank Thomer:. Richard Fields, !
'red Wormeck, Harry b. Wall, George Hor- 1
ocks Samuel Peterson, Harry Fowl Will
lam Candy. y. Ashby T. Hogan, Brother :
kehorn. Fred Pfalzgraf, George Knahe. =
larry Bocherler, John Bibus, George BeCth-
er. George Murphy. William Tibbs. Harry
;tander. Thomas Eckey, Ed Mcdonald and :
frank Gross.
Past Sachem Alexander r. Clark is a , i
harter member Of Logan Tribe, No. 25. and