Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-30
In the Lodge Room
n.~NER CIRcLE NO. 4

BANNER CIRCLE NO.
Banner Circle No. 4. met in regular
session last Tuesday night in w. o.
w. hall with good Attendance
Advisor Neighbor McCafferty presid =
ing. Grand Manager. Lillian Stanch-
field and other members OF Carnation
Circi. and members OF Pansy Circle
were present and welcomed with
Circle honcrs. Two application cards
were received accepted and balloted
upon fsvorably. Resolutions upon
the death of Seighhor Lewis. and
were read and adopted.
Neighbors keely. O'Brien and Nc
Cafferty were appointed to make ar
rangements for Memorial Day which
Is June 5.
Nelghbors keep this date in mind
and Join us in our Memorial services
The open meeting which was TO
have been held May 81 for members
of Banner Circle No. and thetr
families, has been postponed until
after the district convention. Regular
business meeting May 81 and all dele
gates who expect to go 10 La Juna
are urged to be present. Phone so,
Clerk Marts and let her know
whether you can or cannot go as
delegate.
Mrs. Julia White. Neighbor Dig
CORY. Rogers. Tompkins and Hines
were reporting improving. Neighbors
KeeIy and McCaner,y will visit sick
during week.
Grand Manager Lillian Stanch-
field, has just returned from Port
land Oregon. and gave n most eHcell-
ent account of her trip. and also
many ideas were given to all three
Circles of Pueblo about furnishing
the sun parlor of woodcraf, Home,
expense OF same to be gift from
Banner. Carnation and Paney Circles
NeiShbor Miller. of PHnsy Circle.
gave quite nice talk about trip of
delegates to La Jurta-
Since las, meeting SeiEhbor Harry
House has parsed to the great beyond
and Banner Circle extends sincere
sympathy to the family
Neighbor Tour. our booster for
woodcraft Home Bands ratified off
smother bond Tuesday night and
Clerk Marts held the lucky number.
Neirhbors Somers. Deaton and YOUNG
won prizes. Refreshments next Tues
day night
IMPROVED ORDER OF RED MEN
The Pow-wow given by Minneaua
Council of the Degree of Pocahontas
and Minneaua Tribe No. II. last
Tuesdays sleep. WAS a great success
Over 4 hundred guests were present
and the followins program was car
ried thru. after which the wigwsm
was cleared and a pleasant social
dance occupied the balance of the
evening:
PROGRAM
Brother E. A Thomas. chairman
1. Song-Americs By the Audience
I 2. Ten Minute Taik-The Improved
order Of the Red Men ;,,..,,.i,,
). Piano and Drum selection BY
Miss Griffith ana Nr. Richardson
/ 4. Recitation .--...--..
........By Miss Mildred wallace
5. An Old Dutch Sons-'how TO
Make Saurkraut" Bro. Smith
s. Reading By Miss Iris Thomas
I. Song BY Miss Ely Cunning
5. Piano and Drum Selcction-"oid
Gray Mare
10. Reading.
10. piano Solo - Tho Spanish
Dance BY Miss Lucille Wallace
II. Vocal Solo ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
| ..... Miss Marguerite Griffith
y Mis- Mis-, Cunning and Miss GRIMM
Ia Eats
Quite = number OF now applications
for membership. in the Council. as
also several for the Tribal Degrees
were secured and the eats were de-
cisred the finest ever.
Next Tuesday. 3ist Sun. Flower
Moon. May 3IsD a larg. class adop-
ton will be put ON the floor by the
Pocahontas. and several pale faces
will he adopted into Minnequs Tribe.
on that sleep the new chiefs, for
be elected to serve for he ensuing
term.
". 4. n. OF THE NACCABEEs