The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-12-15

tered in the coming grand euchrs party to b
s' Ths me men assena q an1 Enseipr II '1 coansil. No. II
h lsms,s si n me- .s sss,, sns msR. t t. Join a,n wt1 .rs q
Advices received by the manager Of the MI.
eour department. John 8. Anderson. give ev
denee Of continued growth Of the order In othe
The order is now represented in the Nations
the election Of ofdcers occurred. and also at tn
S Ses 10 nsf Mias hs1a Il II. the Vest .ina as The mo Mae sn esse "a
vored the order with one Of her usual interestin
the supreme officers OF the congress.
The Proyldent Union. will offer through its dep
nty oIganizers some new features in connectio'
Directly after January ! the supreme, %secretar
m mee,i hssi' xi. aes s Wlli Il he ssit 3, Cincinnati eli ans a durin
the month; This annual session is always Inter
laws and usages 81 the order are IS CAREFUL
watched as possible for those who have its in
The deputies having the new German council Il
s snn, er in the northern snd sha portion copncii OF PM The Re city iG., IspSs
early in the new year. 40,
has s's been I on he =; SICK aar iIss t Of e c fsm .ees 10; pal. IS
but is rapidly recovering.
Knights and Ladies OF Honor.
The number of names on this weeks circula,
contains candidates from almost every lodge IL
tn, the, city; The following lodges were repsese ns.f
LIANT liant; i Rising Sun; ce!%mbis; Ge.msp!s. LILY
The deputies seem determined to make the clos
Ing month OF the year the most successful month
Grand Protector John o. o'Keefe announce.
ina. from rom TOW: and until the LIST Of January
a ansTe ss S,ai ss e sns f sH Q E1:I', Sisl1st,s sash for re *;
present week; Tuesday evening. December II
s sf1sHsi1 viii. h9d Ssrma AT 7h hesss h. e% aas MH e.
Grand 81 Lodge Officers. Friday evening. December
Streets ST asaa With G Ss.a,s I LSGss' a. N aceomp pan ssr, ,St
Grand Lodge officers.
! Lodge officers and Pearl and Olive T{rp nSt
lodge, last Monday evening. the occasion eeinl
itiated and six applications were received. Elec.
unanimously: Speeches were delivered by Grand
Protector John D. o'keefe. Brother Meier Enele
s Mary sl Foas a noFe entsrt a iament Tn Wss si psnlu Is, a ,Ss
close of the meeting. which was we'll received
a aones shI p,ana Es,e en1 sgs ox Consisting 7 e. Of fb see Citations:
let Mandolin Orchestra. Refreshments were
served. and thus ended a most enjoyable even
south Side Lodge held an interesting meeting
piieations and initiated szven candidates. This
new lodge is making great progress and an
nounsss that they will reach the 100 mark by the
MypeG,sn Lodge. No: SO. received the Grand
a. G. Baehier had charge Of the Reception
Committee and extended. a personal welcome to
postponed until the next meeting. and the even
Ing was devoted to the initiation Of candidates.
sp esSnsean mus" hodse. sG Ss. 1871 49, heid a Msii-a..ended
meeting last Tuesday evening. received a num-
s ss5 Hf tssp' Da Sssrs saa aDP gI1a.ss a IA ssl'e esss!
Rose Mccormick. Margaret Griffin and Brothers
Kennedy; 1t was decided to call a special meet
ing for the election of officers. as no session will
falling on Christmas Eve.
Golden Crown Lodge. No. 5l; held its semi
shnaai the sief bess a al Gaisers l ssi, 1 sssm. r 1yen soa.
test tes, for Offices was spirited and resulted in the
Edward %, Sharp: prOteCtOr. Henry DeihS. vice
sTo.ec.eT. y ehmun secretary Julius Gerber:
Louisa .Koehm; chaplain. Katie Duerinser:
guide ,1lls;. Mary g,-i Lidy; sentinel John Bosthet.;
give a euchre and hop al National atom g Hail Hail. p Dol.
man and Allen avenues. Saturday evening. De-
Silver Star Lodge. No. 2247. Initiated i've candl-
dates and received six applications at q well-at-
ssisss between @esssns this issI lodge xses and rf iIasas1E T hodss.
No. 22iS. as to which will have the largest mem
't celans 81 'f lodges sss.e 20 g ' 1sis yea Initiated three can
dida,es and received four application. for mem
meeting a las. tuesday u c1'e evening M a ,u't Thy e cioss &
s'ss.Rs f # rs s4issFs s,s ysssi i sas fss;ss;s..
Jacob Bloss: vice protector. Anna Kelly; record.
sesretsry. Karl Leerei: Il treasurer su4eA Marte nn1 hesf.
Eel: chaplain. Carolin Justin: guide. N. Beige
m Flora %s fsassl No. sSh g.. b1 fss. 4 f%sssss,s1 sv; nj s'S Sss
a large attendance and after making prepare;
January .. 1902. elected the following Officers:
Ensel:: VICE protector Ct s' EmiGie R geG1lSeGs; so re-.
cording secretary. Anthony Rottmann: financial
inc sehiIeper: guide. Kssheiine Bushard: chap
lain. Elizabeth Rqskins; sentinel. Christine
ROYAL Lodge held an interesting meeting. with
q full quota OF the members present. last Thurs
1 ras. fssa,af sn Daisy s'sei sars sss p p4!aswsas William William;
J: sery: vice protector; Nellie Blase: recording
H~inchmann; financial secretary. A. a Hussn.n.
chaplain. LULU Daily: guide. X. Kenward:
Cherokee Lodge. No. 1863. Thursday evening
sylvan Lodge had out a good percentage Of It's
n! Rem %fsiioxin asi iSSds :. c cseuts eas.e Ri.tn asps sas. eos
lumbia; Goethe. H9mboldt. West Gate. Schiller:
escorted the visitors into the presence Of the large
riiaS,a.'1 fhe mutation eaey Of ,eish.f fe esadaiasMt,ss.s and and
tn the the 5eee eIssaIo1 % If se efseen npDl Tss ~aod w y; mo t.'l o,ssa
was taken up. and short speeches were delivered
b sTc Grana 5osanns F yGiin p; o Gs 8 S MsIKs, Vie &c
Grand Lodge Finance Committee and Brother
Meier / na mnEsl; eG sSaSaea Of w ra,es the 70 PG; ssnG n1a,
tector John, D; o'Keefe by Sister Catherine Brown
clover Leaf Lodge No. 1882. despite the in
ciemency Of the weather last Thursday evening.
team, under the direction Of Doctor j. E. West ssss
aver. - making RfeAt p!OHfeSS.
West Gate Lodge. No. 5s: had a large turnout
OF its members last Thursday evening. the occa-
sion being tho initiation of eight candidates and
the semiannual election of officers. which resulted
as follows: Past protector. Emily 8. Parker: pro-
tector: Joseph D: Mccarty: recording secretary.
Yonker: treasurer. Mary L: Sugden; chaplain.
5 Sasah Mn1 Hsseers sa' Sentinel neI's susan lsaip BURKE sEe.1'ian'
Lily Lodge. No. SOL. held the election of officers
last Friday evening in conjunction with tho regu-
lar monthly entertainment. which resulted as
MasEie Cassidy; recording secretary. Michael
Rice: guardian. n. A. DecTeved: guide. Mary
O.Donneli: sentinel, Sarah Shock.
Enterprise Lodge. No. 22s4. held its regular
meeting last Wednesday evening and initiated six
candidates. Officers we're elected as follows: Past
HUrnss: vice protector. Martin Moran: recording
secretary. Mrs. Sarah Spraggon: financial secre-
tary, Miss Annie Robertson: treasurer. Mn. Tier
nan: chaplain. Mis-. Belle Cofey: guide. Mrs.
Sarah Grimes: guardian. g. Rogers: sentinel. J.
Mailer.
knights of Pythias.
During the week past two halls in the interior
of the State have been dedicated to Pythian
,,sc1ec One Ia at NovfnRer. which Is the largest