The Washington herald., 1922-06-11
SCHEDULE SHOWS
RED MEMS WEEK
WILL Be ACTIVE
Red Wing, No. 20, Enter
tains Board of Great
Chiefs.
Improved order Of Red MESS

Improved order Of Red NESS
Calendar.
Monday-Red Wing, No. 20.
Tuesday-Idaho Tribe. No. Is;
waneta Council, No. 6; Sioux Coun-
ell. No. Z.
wednesday-sioux Tribe, No. IL.
Thursday-Logan Tribe. No. Is
Friday-Seneca Tribe. No. IL:
Mineola Tribe. No. 1: Osceoia Tribe.
No. 10; Idaho Council, No. 1; White
Eagle Council. No. IL.
saturday-osage Tribe, No. 6.
Red Wing. No. 20. entertained
the board Of great chiefs at their
last meeting. It being the last un-
ofnciai visit Of the great sachem -of
this series. A large delegation was
present from each tribe. The ways
and means committee had charge of
the arrangements and carried them
through with success.
Sioux. No. IS, had with them
Past Great sachem w. II. King.
great instructor. who held q school
of Instruction. Arrangements were
made by the ways and means COM
mittee for holding an excursion to
Marshall Hall for the oeneft OF the
tribe A. special committee consist
ing of Past Sachems J. T. Jones. Joe
Schrot and the Junior sycamore OF
the tribe. T. ]. Ikiehart. will visit
Sioux Council at their meeting on
next Tuesday night.
Idaho. No. Is. held their FIRST meet
ing in their new wigwam on last
Tuesday night A good crowd OF
their old members were present who
had been unable to attend on Sat-
urday night. also Deputy Great
Sachem jas. J. McCracken. who gave
an Interesting talk. Remarks were
also made by Great Sachem Emory.
Great Sannap Leatherman. Past
Sachems BraGunier. Klob. Vaughn,
Past Great Sachems Caylor and r.
w. Thompson. Past Sachems A. p.
Thompson and G. W. Vaughn en-
tertained with songs.
Logan. No. 8. opened their new
wigwam In Red Mems Hall, south
west corner OF Nineteenth street
and Pennsylvania avenue. by con-
h'c ouOptloh utkEcc. uTedN
Sachem Emory, Great Senior Saga
more Seifrert and Great Junior sag.
amore Humphries were present and
made talks under the good OF the
order. A delegation from sIouy
Tribe was also present.
White Eagle. No. IT. at their last
meeting received several APPLICATIONS
for membership. Past Sachem Al
bert Kahlert gave the boys a good
talk. also the great sarhem. who
rs the deputy TO the tribe. gave an
excellent address Plans are now be-
ing worked out for an extensive
drive 70 obtain their quota in the
300 drive for members as asked
for by the great sachem Past
Sachem Rriscoe pledged himself to
have ten applications by the next
meeting OF the tribe.
Seneca. No. II. is making a eood
record for the first six month. un-
der the leadership Of J. W. Nalle~.
who Is sachem. The stump CHIEFS
Of the trfhe are visiting all Of the
varions tribes and are giving eV.
qualifications OF the unwritten
work. A large attendance is pres
ent 1T each meeting.
Sioux Council. No. I. at It's meet
ing on TUESDAY night will have as
visitors a delegation from Sioux
Tribe. No. r. The council has
pledRed to supnort the excursion
given nv the tribe. Messrs. Can't
well. Hyman and Nicholas are the
refreshment comrSft tee and they are
planning a big time for those who
attend the meetings.
Mfneola Council. No. 4. r. meet
'ne with FOOD success since its in
stitution. They have nearly reached
the Ion mark and still going. Rv
I"iv they eNnect to meet every
week. At their last meeting .
delegation from Idaho Council. No
7. and white Eagle. No. 4. were
rr~s"nt ana Past Great sachems
white and Tippett gave interesting
remarks.
White Eapln Council. No. 4. re-
cefv~@ several applications for men,
hership at their last meeting and
e-pe"t to have at least rs by July 7.
Al of the councils are workinr II
make this term a rreat success "a
fhec are verv anxious TO have q
Great Council Of the DEGREE of
pocahontas in the District OF colum-
hia.
Idaho Council. No. 1. entertained
Great Sach~m Fmorv and his board
NJ great chiefs at their meeting. II
heinz the unorf~'al and social visit
~ the great sachem. The degree
work was eNemplined In ample firm
b~ the dneree team OF the co-ncil
on a candidate. The great sachem.
"reat chiefs and the visitors. rep
~esertatives heine nresent from the
othe- councils. spoke> IN conrratu-
'atorv words OF the imnress'renes.
those present. refreshments were
served Tho council had appointed
Mrs. Edith Tice as council publicity
aeent tn assist in sending news Of
the council to the great chief OF
records. Past Pocshontas. Mrs. A.
n. Thompson. smoke OF the forming
NJ a n. ~ p. social and also OF a
nast Pornhnntas 1ssnn'a ton, to be
formed early IN the fall
At recent meeting Of the board
of great chiefs II was decided after
-ennests had been received from az
ferent tribes. to give Great In
"tructcr. Past Great Sachem King
tho authority to hold a school of
instruction in any tribe. In order
that those not being able TO be
present at Seneca Tribe on Fr'dav
niehts might have the privilege OF
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