The Washington herald., 1922-08-27
.REDMEN ARRANGE
VARIED PROGRAM
OF FALL ACTIVITIES
Seneca Tribe, No. II, In
augurates Special Mem
bership Campaign.
Calendar.
Monday-Red Wing, No. 20.

Monday-Red Wing. No. 20.
Tuesday-Idaho Tribe. No. Is.
Wednesday-Sioux Tribe. No. Is;
White Eagle Council. No. 4.
Thursday-Logan Tribe, No, 8.
Friday-Seneca Tribe, No. IL:
Mineola Tribe. No. IA; Idaho Coun-
ell, No. 1.
Saturday-Osage Tribe, No. s;
Mineola Council. No. s.
Seneca. No. IL. through its chief
of records, reports that they have
adopted an amendment to their
laws relative to nonbeneficial mem
bers. The following were appoint
ed to assist Red Wing. No. 20. in
their open-air adoption on Septem-
ber 9 Past Sachems Gamble and
Nally and Past Great Sachem King.
A special campaign for applicants
Is now in progress.
Osceola. No. 19, held a very in
teresting meeting at It's last ses-
sion. The tribe received quite
number of applications and from
present indications strenuous
campaign is on. F. v. Tiernan, the
chief of records, has been selected
as press representative of the tribe
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Idaho. No. 15. anticipates a very
busy season during the balance of
this year. Special calls were issued
by Charles w. Kolb. chairman of
the bowling league: for all mem
bers to meet on Tuesday evening.
September 5. in Idaho's wigwam,
Nineteenth street and Pennsylvania
avenue northwest, to complete hnal
arrangements for the coming con-
tests. A special committee re-
ported that house warming
would be held at their next meet
ing on August %. The committee
would like about twenty members
to volunteer to use their machines
to transport the candidates for the
open-air adoption.
At the call OF the great sachem
the Red Mems social for the Dis
trict of Columbia was instituted on
last Tuesday night in the wigwam
of Idaho Tribe. No. Is.
Idaho Council. No. /, will start
her fall activities with card
party on October 13. to be followed
by a dance at a later date.
The committee on the degree of
Pocahontas appointed by the great
sachem are making plans for the
class adoption to be held by the
councils of the District.
The following have been selected
as press Representatives for the va
rious tribes and councils to assist
the great chief OF records: Usage,
No. s. F. d. Seiffert; Logan. No. s,
Fred Madison: Seneca. No. IL.
Frank F. Voehl; Mineola. No. "A.
W. N. Swindell; Idaho. No. is, w.
]. Kolb; White Eagle, No. II. r. A
Southworth: Sioux, No. Is. A. C.
Nicholas; Osceola, No. 1s. F. ".
Tiernan; Red Wing. No. 20. H. NJ.
Lyons: Idaho Council. No. 1. Mrs
A. G. Thompson: White Eagle
Council. No. 4. w. NJ. Alexander;
Waneta Council. No. s, Miss Helen
Abrahams; Sioux Council. No. T.,
Mrs. Nellie E. Bunch: Mineola
Council, No. 8, Mrs. Ella v. Smith
During the absence OF the great
chief Of records attending the Great
Council of the United States
meeting in Boston. Past Sachem W.
M. Alexander will look after the
publicity work of that order.
Mrs. Nellie z. Bunch. keeper Of
records of Sioux Council, No. T.,
has returned from her trip visiting
her sister in Texas and will be
present at the next meeting of the
council. the second Tuesday of
September. All members of the
council are urged to be present and
hear the plans for the balance of
the year as will be explained by
the Pocahontas. Mrs. Edith Padgett.