The Washington herald., 1922-07-16


Thursday-Logan Tribe, No. 9.
Friday-Seneca Tribe. No. IL:
Mineola Tribe. No. II: Idaho Coun-
ell, No. /.
saturday-osage Tribe, No. g.;
Mineols Council, No. 8.
Usage. No. 6. at their last meet
Ing had their elective and ap-
pointive chiefs raised by Past
Grand Sachem Fuller. assisted by
Great Sachem Emory. Great Senior
Sycamore Seiffert. Great Chief of
Records Bunch. Past Great Sachem
Hsidenheimer, and Past Sachems
Ryan. of Logan. No. and Lyons,
OF Red Wing. No. 20. Plans were
outlined by Sachem Acton upon
entering upon his duties. Talks
were made by the visiting great
chiefs.
Logan. No. s. had their chiefs
raised by Past Great Sachem Jas.
A Madison, jr., assisted by Ave
past great sachems and members
of the board of great chiefs. The
entire ceremony was performed in
ample form.
Red Wing. No. 20. had their
elective and appointive chiefs
IoiScu py dSl 1Teat SaChem
Heidenheimer. assisted by Great
senior Sycamore Seiffert. Great
Chief of Records Bunch, and Past
Sachems Nicholas and Lewis OF
Sioux Tribe and Past Sachem
Scherer of Red Wing. The tribe
elected an assistant chief OF records
on account of the increased work
of the tribe. After appropriate re-
marks by the visiting chiefs and
by Great Sachem Emory the WAYS
ana means committee of the tribe
| furnished refreshments. The mem.
bers OF the tribe are urged to be
| present and not miss meeting
An open air adoption will be helt
the latter part of August or the
hrst OF September which has the
approval OF the great sachem.
Seneca. No. IL. has the honor
| of being the first tribe to send IN
their report which showed an in
crease in both finances and mem
bership. The chiefs Of the trib,
were raised by Past Great Sachem
w. II. King at the request of Great
Senior Sycamore Seiffert.
Idaho Council, No. 1, had the fol.
lowing raised as chiefs f the coun.
Gil for the ensuing term: Poca ahontas
Mrs. Edith Tice; Wenonah, Mrs. Bes-
sic Becker; Powhatan, Harry O'Nefl
prophecies. Mrs. L. NJ. Madison: qua rt
OF tepee, Mrs. Collins; guard of for,
est, Georgia Robinson; first scout
Mrs. Robinson; second scout. Miss
ONeill: runners, Miss Strobel and
Mrs. Hellmuth: warriors, Messrs
Mastin. A. f. Thompson. Ryan and
Stork: councillors, Miss Nellie Green
and J. Deitz. After the regular order
OF business a social hour was held.
The council is planning several get
together meetings of the tribes and
councils On the moonlight trips down
the riverf
Sioux Council, No. 7. had a we'll
attended session on last Tuesday
night Mrs. Emma Plaskett, past
Pocahontas, of White Eagle, No. 4.
was present with her staff and raised
the Following elective chiefs for the
ensuing term: Pocahontas. Mrs. Edith
Padgett: Wenonah. Miss Miriam
Grosberg: Powhatan. Philip Hyman;
prophecies. Miss Edith Goldberg. Az
ter the regular order of business the
good OF the order committee fur
nished refreshments.
Sioux Tribe had a real get-togeth-
er meeting at its last council fire.
Some of the "Old Timers were pres
ent and congratulated the New
Timers" upon the growth of the tribe.
Deputy Great Sachem B. A. Leather
man, assisted by Great Chief of Rec
ords Bunch and Great Mishimewa ].
]. McCracken, raised the following
elective chiefs: Sachem. Frank Foer;
Senior Sycamore, Thomas G. Ingle-
hart ~ Ann
Jones: prophet, William Greenberg.
Sachem Foer requested the hearty
support of the membership during
his administration. Past Sachem
Gompers gave an interesting talk on
his recent trip TO the West.