The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-03-31
Protected Home Circle.

NOIuItOu SItic a "A bE Ou. ~ Alt'
isndidates were initiated and seven more new
imes were proposed. In the addresses of several
keep the State banner. and they are working
that direction. Anchor Hall has been en-
ne prizes mfae "pRIY-i be placed iSss on two tables dts Choice IL
p are printed rHr aisn Musi po and a oh hop 'n %iii Mind If Ip
4 , sven,ns Gird fun , Of Nay tlid :; n,rb, had ~. lar.
flled the large hall and Two adjoining rooms.
y programme was very fine. and the hop fol-
wing was participated, in by many and kept
b until a late hour. The Amusement Commit
Srii. i tickets esA' fr Which ~ arc fa'" out. TT This t'e circle Tss5 IS IS
V real competitor for the state banner. II lies
GOOD attsndance; Monday night.
Tower Grove Circle will meet each second and
Benton. No. IN. viii hold its regular meetings
g the first and third Friday evenings.
tho hall on Geyer avenue and Broadway. A
haTter list OF about, forty or more will be the
eighborhood. Doctor schomber is the examining
MUSICIAN. and the officers viii be elected and
ti 1and P Presi5snt Supreme Chaplain 4: H: Miller.
F:uyh.n win assist g making The new circle.
lie nri nrss ana c ,nirS; f eai; WIN n,r msei y he sEs ssT, on Q n
IN Pc given on the 18th of April ~
Social League and Hope circles meet nj their
espective places this week. Each circle has
smmittees at work on elaborate entertainments
lAncient d of United Workmen.
Tho lodges all over the State are sending In ap-
SCordsrs Office in soodly Numbers. the noi slans
seinE xsima Lodge of Zalma, Mo-: Jefferson
ausksson. f Bellevue h and Summit hGSst 10 E,s'o of k MG;;
~ City; Pride of the West and ST. Joseph
sS.SssS Of St Mo joseph gh,rj M0;; fsan Rsas ! Lodge q
lgenyiiie, No., and Peryville Lodge of Perry
Brazsau Lodge of b-azeau, Perry County. Mo.
2 the first recruiting work this lodge has done
. rVriving interest In the order, as is the case
c:th many others, and It Is hoped the good work
viii be continued along this line.
a large attendance of members was pres
saiyed da' p Der myp1 GRAND !Sl msn WoTamam WAS Fred red
ETbe was present and made an address. This
The near future and u committee has been ap-
pointed to make arrangements.
The meeting Ct Hickory Lodge held on last
tercst. The question OF moving was reconsid-
AIKEN up and carried Unanimously. Acemmittee
vas appointed to arrange for the annual stag
1cNair avenue and Lynch street. All members
lxe requested to attend and welcome the grand
heivctis Lodge had Ss m Interesting re- dla and weii.a.-
ended n.ls meeting On n, last TUESDAY Sds evening Tlbs at
resent D sBg se Srers a aa sddr MsrAa Several nI0s ap pas
atlons for membership arc expected by the next
The twenty-fifth anniversary and Jubilee les
celebration of Missouri Lodge. which vas
teld ct Benton Park Hall on Saturday evening,
xkrch q. was largely attended. Notwithstanding
ne inclemency OF the weather. A very inter-
eting address on the good of the order and the
ssstory OF Missouri Lodge was made in Ger
b. Brother Fred {. Erbe. deputy grand
nHster workman. who also had the pleasure OF
Introducing eleven OF the charter members OF
b. lodge. The grand master Workman, William
& Miller. Grand Recorder Henry W. Meyer. and
Representative Charles F. Weneker
FSre present.
5scurity Lodge had . roustnE meeting on last