The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-10-13

In Official 1sI,. . circular Council Mi Il Grand Recent
vember j and December 81. the eounc;is tting
Strength. and each council required to INITIATE a
certain per cent Of candidate Of the member,
be given as the, first prize to the council in each
class showing the Largest gain by initiates only.
to the subordinate councils the Increase In the
Per capita taX dscitsd upon by the Supreme
not needed by the Grand Council Of Missouri.
for Pe, ahe o nSanf'' v Is mhsi"f iot sTsar pFe 'I sasiSgs
evening and Regent g: W. j. Knight. in a very
tend. Delmsrians and all visiting brethren. a
pleasant and agreeable time Grand Orator f. a.
rrand regent se sp sna other WIZ sraS nd S Smisars. with the
On Tuesday evening will occur the official visi-
councils IN s.; Louis and the suburbs have been
p Insi,sa, + bee Sil. be sh w0 officers sTsry y Fs,.. sh Psrs to he is
their new. elegant robes, will present Impressive
Orator Nick Hsork of South End Council hopes
that every grand officer will attend the Official
grand resen, and deputy eHn'nf viii II b Sn's so, ief
upon to address the meeting. All the grand ofi-
Gers and other visiting brethren Will be royalty
Missouri GSuncil has lost one Of its eldest
last week al the age Of. 50. lie had been il
faaTEe no, of the mopTn,ns department q william
.ne grand secretary represented the grand ycoun-
Gil at the funeral, which was largely attended,.
K Miffiam MeR RRSH the we're asa, aao as our d 5a,s rF sa4sss
prsssnted a tine programme by local talent,
the ei GLAND fs sserstaa as e Wso found Gsff the sf ii,,i Eif sssr,s sS
band as loyal and enthusiastic as ever. Deputy
10 take to ST. Louis during the contest in No.
vember and December a bunch of half a dozen
Ing q ROYAL AreanIans. WITH the View Of i'm
p pfe ssms ~ spo our 's B. Low EsS,. " eDnnsiI- the magnitude
s, 2sase 4 cssrs.li with Avn IssIin,,i hnsus1 rs earle se,, PTsi
ofheiai visits this Week. Royal Arcanians' and
i insite fT's sn d baokses aIs s snehre to Are fe f sSsa,ai ~
Usage Council af its new hall. Iowa and A..
have been donated.
-, o 4 fi5sgIaT No; Il invites the msmnsrshIp
s 2 4; LanEat h1 ITe s. x. evening We October 2ssons,ar 2 ?.
viii exemplifv duty 8. after which addresses By
a select snterssinment viii follow.
saa'n ch h1 q .ss cSaneii ON m' Noy .nf srah i. '' in add IL
ton to Tho St, charles ~ ENGAGED 70! The &c.
have arranged 10 sapply sa.h member Of Benton
Council with a Chin-se S-.,ern and a musical
tone Vice Regent weHso.. will have charge Of
Charles ens pesItG pom one sea end to the other FOR the good
OF the Royal Arcanum as 1t did our suburb Ben
'0 Ha s 6 s Council afo received three applications:
The new orator. Harry I: Albers had prepared
and Kraatz and recitations BY Secretary Weldle.
Felix Councils open meeting with go In attend.
ance was q complete success. Grand Regent
Me'sers nddress on the Royal Arcalum to the
ladies' present was received with grea. applause.
The programme embraced selections by Imperial
Mandolin Club. songs by Alpine Quartet. violin
eolo by Mr.. Pienthnl. comic songs by Miss Kate
O'Brien, piano solo by Professor Taylor. Iarodies
by Brother Dustin. oomic songs by Brother p. u.
White and hlack-face cnhnedy by Percival and
Sternberg. leo cream and cake were seFvd.
Cabanre Council had smother Of its delightful
meetings. Instrumental music by Professor Carl
Geieser. songs by Orator l.. NJ. Hall and IN
essay by Regent J. E. ERverS
Marnuette Council received one application. Re-
gent Kennon and Woe Regent Shortal addressed
the meeting. Songs by Thomas J. Ward. Brothers
Daily and Mccormack. Instrumental music BY
Adoiph Feldes. redtations by George ". Cook.
North End Council had a very pleasant rect
ing. Songs by Miss Brorknan. instrumental niu-
sic by Professor Vollmecke and Rotations by &.
X Cfawford. Esiif
William Hartenback. instrumental music by Fro
lessor Spring. recitatfcns by p. 8. Christman
and readings by r. r. 1Ange.
Chevaller Council initiated one candidate. On
October 10 m entertainment will he given for tho
members and their families, with dancing and
refreshments. Brother ]. &C. LANCE proved tho
winner In the prize drawing.
Captain Hill initiated six candidates and re-
ceived twelve applications. Six past regents were
present. Songs by Orator Hectal, Instrumental
music by Professors Charles Kunkel. Jr.. and A.
Hoeen.