The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1921-12-18
RED WING GROUP
TO HOLD CLASS
ADOPTION JAN. Is
Praises Mineola's Officers
For Efficiency During
Years Regime.

Red Wing, No. .. through Its
ways and means committee are
preparing a surprise for their men,
bers during the holiday season. A
class adoption will be held by the
tribe about January Is. Several
new applications were received.
The tribe has a candidate for great
junior sycamore in the person of
its chief OF records, J. L. Boyer
Mineola. No. IA. will for this six
months make the best showing 1t
has for a number Of great suns.
Much credit Is due to the efficiency
OF its elective chiefs among whom
are Past Great Sachems W. c.
White and G. Z. Baxter.
Seneca, No. IL, has for a number
of great suns held the honor Of
being the first tribe to send In their
annual report and they are striving
not to be outdone on this occasion.
Chief of Records F. F. Voehl takes
great pride in being the first TO
send in. The School OF Instruction
is progressing with every meeting.
White Eagle, No. II, at their
meeting on next Thursday night
will elect chiefs for the ensuing
term. Chief OF Records H. F.
Sheedy and Keeper of wampum
John Versey will likely succeed
themselves
Idaho Council. No. l. the Home
Council" OF Great Sachem strobel.
was visited at their last meeting
by the great chiefs. The examin-
ing great chiefs reported that the
Council was in a splendid condl-
ton. The unwritten work of the
Degree of Pocahontas was exem-
plified by the elective chiefs OF the
Council under the supervision OF
Great Junior Sycamore Lee p. EN-
Dry. II was the largest visitation
to any OF the councils.
Waneta Council. No. Z. held an
apron party at their last meeting.
Chiefs for the ensuing term will be
elected at their next meeting on
December -.
Logan. No. S. will entertain
Great Sachcm Strobel and his board
OF great chiefs at their next meet
ing. This is the Home Tribe" or
the Great SaChcm and as Il Is the
last OF this series of vlsltations
the largest attendance OF any that
has been held this year is antici-
pated. The good OF the order com
mittee has charge Of arrangements
Great Keeper Of Wampsm Dennis
Is also a member OF this tribe as
well as the first and second Oldest
Fast Grand SaChems in w. Il. Will
son and Chss. T. Fuller
Idaho Tribe. No. Is. will not hold
a meeting on Christmas Eve. The
tribe is in = T'"sr flouriShin= condl-
ton. During the present great sun
they have made an enviable record
in regard to the relief of its mem
bers and the charitable purposes
Sioux Council. No. :. has sent out
cards for their next meeting. Tues
day. December 20. The nomination
and election OF chiefs for the en-
suing term will he held Special
plans for the entire council to at
tend Riddles Night" OF Sioux
Tribe are being worked out The
unwritten work will be conferred
on several candidates.
In sending out the six months re-
ports to the various tribes anil
councils Great Chief OF Records
requests that they be filled out and
returned during the first week In
January as II will facilitate his
work in preparing his annual re-
port.
Calendar.
Monday. Red Wing. No. 90; Tues
day. white Eagle. No. Il. Sioux
Council No. :: Wednesday. Sioux
Tribe. No. 90: Thursday. Logan, No
S. visitation; Friday. Seneca, No. II.
School OF Instruction: Mineola. No
Il. Idaho Council. No. l. White Ea-
gle Council. No. 4: Saturday, Usage
No. S, Idaho. No. Is.