The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-10-21
Ancient Order of United workm-u.

The sixiy-nve. lodges OF the A. u. L. ". in
at ArnoTy Hall. Eishteenth and Zine streets,
Cet2oer 20 IN eelebratl"n OF the tnirty-second
ransements met at tine Grand Recorders Office
On last tricay. night and reported everything
lair wilI be a Success. one hundtsi prizes viii
be awarded. to the winners-
last WEDNESDAY and elected two applicants 10
membership The members of TINS lodge are
liusthng. ana expect, 10 make the IS per cent
gam Ia membership before the FIRST Of The new
Tho meeting o; Phoenix Lodge on last Thurs
DAY nish; Was well attended. one candidate. WIS
iinsacier Of rhoeaiS Lodge. PRESENTED the apSii..
cation OF his son for membership. who Wal te
the visitors present was Brother Keller Si
Lxansviile. lad. who ENTERTAINED The memheTs
len entertained with songs.
western Lo;:so savg an entertainment and
Twelfth and North Msrka, streets. wE:eh Vas
r. s ;S. s,n a,ssir. c Tns d. Sai s { wss furnished urn she
composed Of hrsi.class local talent The large
Meyer. grand recorder. end William i. Bohn e
The Sffcers OF Anvil Lodge were Installed On
last Monday night by Doc,cr g. ". Parker.
past master workman OF Farmers Lodge. At
tn;s meeting the lodge elected three candidates
The Was : largs s,tsndsaee a, n. meeting
Interesting remarks were made; The monthly
iis the lucky member. One application tor re-
instatcment was received.
The grand master WORKMAN and grand Is-
Soroar were present at the meeting OF Lafayette
Lodge or last THURSDAY evening. a.Se Doct':
ire..arer. IespectiyeiS. q the English Work
mems Association. and many other visitors. The
" as possible. and remarks. we're then made rs
Brother fireman.. GM. W. Miller, GRAND Re
Greer. after which the lodge closed AMI an a.
eonlranied the grand officers to attend the
The largest meeting 81 The ,esso9 teld n
l.tlCe IN ThIrnday ayapNno the uN.IclUl tHfVg
IT. first social night 81 the season: more thai,
20 members and matters were press sn,,, Ihres
Was received. The principal feature Of 'ae even.
:aS "s sava Inc won Gns1 - his lodge Is as n S,a -I pTine IN
the recent contest for new membership. IN"
E I william slliisnh H II. M Mfes ~ sster i Which, S1S: yer
marks were made b. Grand Ieco,ier Henry v.
f MSsnFh NSS'Sn A:ro eisdF, p'Ffs +. j. C ~ an
master workman Of Lafayette Lodge; Brother
ser. secretary NJ TIE English workmsn's ASS
G T5'ie1 h hsI.aer B A1i ! s maser S Of W.a,.r sf
Lodge. and many cther.. Delegations We're prcs-
business bad been trarsacted the lodge was
turned over 10 the chairman OF the Jeferson I'm
who Introduced the seven sports Band. Doctor
Drechsler. hnancier OF the lodge, delivered an
and JenersS Ss'I Laiss N f 'as a b. wi ni2nlf II.
Miller. grand master workman. with an ai-
gsage. MIR. Thomas. then rendered a vocal Seize
ton. accompanied b. Nr. Steiner All present
enjoyed refreshments.
Benton Lodge on last Thursday evening enter
tzined Il number OF visiting brethren. tne Of the
enjoyab! numbers on the programme was a ser
enade rendered TO Brothers J. 4. sullivan aud
W. y. Gallagher by Bentcr's German ~scxtette.
The euchrc Ia he given by this lodge on NoveIn-
her l pr lm!s.s Ia eclipse all former events.
The Wcrkmen's Association and grand officers
visited Cote i:riliiante Lodge on October -.
Notice having been given To tho mernbers The
attendance was large. and the meeting one Of
much Interest. The Forthcoming euchTe and hop
was discussed. together with the various meth
DDS cf work. looking To the advancement Of the
order. after which lunch was served.
farmer Phoenix. United and North Star
lodges have filed names OF applicants with the
grand recorder for publication On the next week
~ circular.