The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1921-12-11

Neutrality-suspicious., No. To- oeSe-
ola, No. 10.
Thursday-Logan,N No. 8.
Friday-Seneca, No. 1; Mineola,
No. "a; Idaho Council. No. 1.
Saturday-Osage, No. s; ldaho'
No. is.
Red Wing. No. 20, Improved Order
Of Red Men, had a large attendance
at their last session, 1t being their
social night. At the conclusion OF
the regular routine of business the
meeting was turned over to the
good of the order committee, who
had prepared a program and re-
freshments. Four applications for
membership were received. A good
many visitors were present.
Osceola, No. 10. is coming into It's
own since 1t changed its meeting to
once every week. Applications are
being received at every meeting and
much enthusiasm is manifested by
its members. A team contest is
now under way which will close
just prior to the great council ses-
sion.
Usage. No. 6, continues to hold
portion to their membership. Past
Sachem S. L. Savage. who has been
sick quite a while. is reported to be
slowly recovering. Past Great
Sachem springman gave an inter
esting talk on the early life of the
order in the District of Columbia.
Sioux, No. IS. through Its ways
and means committee, are preparing
for their kiddies' night during the
Yuletide season. The commute
has not as yet selected the date
but will do so at It's next meeting
II is endeavoring to surpass the one
given last year. which was a sue
cess. The barn dance given by the
committee on November Q was a
grand success due to untiring ef-
forts OF the committee, VIM. Green
berg, chairman: A. c. Nicholas
Frank Shipman, W. A. Nichols and
Walter Jones. This committee was
assisted by the following members
of Sioux Council No 7: Mrs. Cora
Gompers, Mrs. Alex Walker, Mrs
John Bunch, the Misses Merriam
Pauline and Florence Grosberg. The
degree work of the order was con
ferred on several candidates at the
last regular meeting.
Seneca, No. IL. held a well-at-
tended session at their last meet
ing. The following great chiefs
were present: Great Sachem Stro-
bel. Great Chief of Records Bunch
Great Keeper OF Wampum Dennis
Great Representative Trippett
Great Guard of wigwam coleman
owing to the opening Of the school
of instruction in the unwritter
work. A large number OF member.
from the various tribes of the Dis.
trict were present to take advan.
tage of this opportunity to learn
the work through the competent
teaching OF great keeper Of the
faith, Past Great Sachem W. II
King. At the conclusion of the
meeting refreshments were served
by the boosters"
White Eagle. No. II. at their
meeting nominated chief for the
ensuing term. commencing Januar,
l. Plans were outlined by the trib,
for an extensive campaign fol-
members. Several applications wer,
received at this meeting.
Idaho Council. No. /, at its las
meeting conferred the work of tn,
degree OF Pocahontas on severa
applicants. The council will show
an excellent record for the 81,
months commencing with July l
The degree team of the council ha.
been buy on all of their degree
nights, as well as being called tc
confer the work elsewhere.
White Eagle Council, No. 4. held
an entertainment in their hall OF
November 25. A fine program wa.
furnished and enjoyed by the largt
crowd which was in attendance
Idaho Council, No. /. attended in {
body, also there were representa-
tives from Waneta. No. 6. and Sioux
No. Z. At their last meeting Grea
Sachem Strobel and his board o.
great chiefs paid the council theii
annual visit. The council was com
plimented by the examining chiefs