The St. Louis Republic., 1900-10-28

The grand pr5tector. grand treasurer and
The infsat lodge known as May-PelI is begin
ming 10 grow with more than usual energy. and
Eve eaehre I2rty a The residence Of t;-other
ey cn.ng. Tel, tables were occupl.d by players,
nearly all or whom wese members Of the new
Piide Of s.. Louis Lodge received a visit from
Their meeting on Friday eyenlng. Adiresses
were made by TIE grand protector and other Of
treIs OK the Grand Lodge ami visitors Pride OF
-. Louis has am-rg is members come good
working ma;s.!aI and it will be surprising II It
docs nct greatly increase its membership In
Philippine Lodge one OF the old reliable lodges
membership. Two applications received at
TIE last meeting and considerable enthusiasm
10 ue given at Twelfth and North Market streets
the Grand L1cgo ofncers Will be present On that
occasion.
Applications for admission to tho various lodges
Taorr Lcise received two and initiated one; iIy-
.eIioa fe,eised one appIcsit"n: Exc. isior todse
Monogram received two, West Gate received two
Proteg tion received three. Anchor received three
and Merameo viii have SIX condidates for initia-
Cherokee Lodge entertained visitors with a
.uchre pe'ty iast tyening The officers of ;hs
~ home. and after the euchre was over refresh
n1en's were provided by the ladies.
Vey ms SIS tsat the members Will not be salts
fed uni.l they have 20 members Oh the roll OF
always welcome, tho Offices o. the lodge seem
. maize It a special matter u fraternity TO mako
heea prepared and three mutations promised at
the next meeting. Noyuber l.
Euchre parties seen. to be the prevailing arnuSo-
ment among the subordinate lodses. and ircm the
lodges viii. before the winter Is over. entertain
their members and friends with either eUchre.
K suggestion to ths Grand Lodge officers is ,ha,
a euchre Re given this Writer In The largest han
easily be ilIled. If not more and handsome prizes
could be ohiaiHei.
Ada Lodge Is making preparations u entertain
Us membership and irienls sE.th 4 euchre IN
the very near future. probably in November.
the city and In a section where good missionary
work can be done. ami they have good. active
The grand protector ~ Texas acknowledges
receipt Of remittance from this j'irisdiction OF
the rlyst heartfelt thanks and compliments Mis-
s2uri i1r ths pso'nptn'ss IN sending the money
money Will be sent the coming week. as soon
other lodges sns In iher Donations
II has been suggested that the grand protector
Issue TO the d.hersn, lodges In this city a cir
eachre rTty fdr the relief Of the Texas suffer SUD
ers LODGES VIII be requested To signify their
nroSet ,b .' rSr aI !. 'njEr'ty @ iayer ne
largest hall in the city for tina. purpose and d.
Ghef"ice L5dTc iniisteI thSec iSs eiSiids,es on
the evening of october -. received applications
prospect, The initiation conducted by the
Giand Niee Prgieit3r feidiaann. "ss!st'd b.
Meranec. Lodge viii receive /, visit from the
grand protector SATURDAY evening; November 3,
This lodge has taken fresh start and under the
suspic's of Brother Meyer. the protector. ard his
wi.e. who Is vice protector. tne lodge has every
prospect OF ii large Increase OF membership. with
t!itiations every meeting
Ivy Lodge will give a scries Of progressive
suchre parties this winter and the first on tho
list Will be on Weine siay evening, November
"A. at Sheridan Hall. No. .s01 Franklin evenue,
"a conclude with refreshments and music AT
ne last meeting October "a n number OF ap-
riication blanks aelIs,i for showal, that the
private membership IA also Interested in the up
building Of the lodge and the order.
West Gate Lodge ac.ed tea applications at
the reet!rg on THURSDAY evening.
C:outesu Lodge will give progressive euchre
on Tuesday evening. November 70. At California
aI enue and La Sails street.
st. Louis Lodge will give a ball ths even
Ing OF saturday November j.. at Saengerchor
Hall. Mississippi! AMI CEouteau avenues.
The committee having In charge the twenty
fhird anniversary met at the office OF the Grand
Lodge cn Saturday evening. October %. After
canvas sing the returns from the different lodges
The prizes for selling tho greatest number OF
tickets were aTaIJct 20 Mrs. Jennie Brown Of
Vest Gate Lodge and Captain C. VI. Warner
az Clover Leaf Locgs