The Washington herald., 1922-10-29
SENECA RED MEN
PLAN NOVEMBER
CLASSADOPTION
Application Numbers In.
crease as Big Event
Draws Near.

Seneca Tribe No. II. through its
Chisf Of Records voehi. reports re-
csiving . large number Of appiica-
tions for the class adoption to be
held on November Is. The school
OF instruction 10 being held every
Friday evening in charge Of Great
Instructor Past Great sachsm King.
A large delegation from the tribe
10 attending the annual visitation
of the great sachem-
Mineola Tribe No. IL received
Great Sachem Emory and his board
of great chiefs on last Friday night.
Great Junior Sycamore Humphries
10 . member of the tribe and It's
membership Is supporting him dur
Ing the visitation.
Red Wing No. 20 tomorrow night
will receive the Wampum Belt from
Usage Tribe No. 6, which will be
presented by the sachem of Usage
Tribe to the sachem of Red Wing.
A large attendance II expected 1t
win be a unique occasion In that
: the belt will be presented to the
youngest tribe by the membership
Of the Oldest.
Idaho Tribe No. Is. through its
press representative, William "Bill''
Kolb. 10 making big plans for the
winter months. Several nights have
been set aside as Special" at which
time something out of the ordinary
will be presented. Since resuming
Its meeting on its regular night.
Tuesday. its attendance and enthu-
siasm have increased.
White Eagle Council, No. 4, at its
last meeting on Wednesday night
received and acted on an even dozen
new applications. which will be
given the work in the degree OF
Pocahontas class adoption to b..
held on November 22.
Sioux Council. No. Z. on last Tues
day night entertained the great
sachem and his board of great
chiefs, IL being the annual visit to
the council. The unwritten work
was exemplifed by the keeper OF
records OF the council, Mrs. Nellie
.. Bunch. who is instructor for the
council. At the conclusion of the
regular order of business refresh
ments were served. At the councils
previous meeting the work of the
order was conferred on two candi-
dates. James. T. Jones. of Sioux
Tribe, No. Is. and Fred Bangerter.
of Osceola Tribe, No. 10.
The committees in charge of the
degree of Pocahontas class adoption
on November 22 are making elabo-
rate plans for the game. The work
will be put on in amplified form by
a picked team and the members of
this branch of the order are leaving
nothing undone that will insure the
utmost success.
Great Council Red Mems building
committee met last Sunday and re-
ceived the report from Great Repre-
sentative II. W. Tippett relative to
his recent visit to the Great Council
of the United States. recently held
in Boston. At the conclusion of his
report plans were tentatively
drawn up by which the Great Res
esvation of the United States will be
canvassed.
The following are the dates for
ths balance of the first series in the
Red Mems Bowling League: Octo-
DCT OVs oapuN anu -NOHcIl-
ber /. Logan and Usage: November
6. Mineola and Usage; November Is,
Idaho and Sioux; November 90,
Usage and Seneca; November 81
Sioux and Logan: November 90.
Mineola and Idaho; December 4,
Logan and Mineola; December 6.
Usage and Idaho; December II,
Seneca and Sioux.
The Red Mems Social of the Dis
trict will entertain the membership p
of the tribes and councils at the
next meeting on November 6. A
special program has been arranged
by the Socials' entertainment COM
mittee chairman. Fred Madison. who
will be assisted by William McKim.
At the conclusion of the entertain
ment a buffet luncheon will be
served.
The visitation of the week will be
to White Eagle Council. No. 4, on
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