The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-08-17
ROYAL Arcanum.

South End Council had an interesting meetins
with Vice Regent J. J. Kinge presiding. Orator
! sistsng Of songs by Miss Bessie Rudlsiii. accem-
PANIED PAM on the piano by Miss E,5d.e Rusis I;
Marsot; address BY Louis Uthof. and short talks
De!mar Council had a pleasant meeting. with
Regent George w J. knight in the chdLr. 1t
! chard Council to september p. After business
had teen disnosed of an, eatertainmsnt foiiowet'
under the direction Of the orator. Doctor G. &
G!owdery; as follows; SenEs by II: d Isisdon.
and 1endInas F bg 6. b =. !! gco 2. G. GrsS W. + Tec Rag o rs
c. \. Sweetland and II; D. Eisdon. and ad7
i Rsssgt Samuel SS 5alSf Il. o Aeh6of anu Dspu'' H'---
: Jefferson City Council is moving forward. At
and interesting exercises hsd under duty xvi.
Ka-Gi.no;Ra GounGiI had a gooi meeti9S: Wit
piioaticn was received cnl enc candidate IN
W 1Tlhtfa' was Si ve present. eHterf f9ni,isH'ef bep 90 el sGp? xTai;
Regent Mayer, Minister and ether lnGnloers, q
compton Hin corrcils membership league Will
Angus, %. at Creve Coeur Lake, Arrangements
Trains will leave Onion Staten at 6 D. n. and
Victoria Council had two limitations. with Re-
gent James Clansen in the chair. orator F. ".
Rosenthsl presided over good Of the ordcr. whi,h
music by W. !. bamasney. recita ions and rea i
ings by I. c. Hoener and /, E. Hanb. addresses
Roscnthal and others. Victoria is justly plum
ing Itself upon the payment OF the benefcia-y
the time Of his death.
Usage Council held a strictly business session.
and satisfactorily attend, d TO a number Of I'm
portant matters; Charles A. westemyer pre-
cies. and were installed by PAST GranI RSgent
Jcre Haldenran, as follows: Regent. Charles a
n OF hee c. r RandafI: coli Ssct. Il. A. 'n Lang
guide. l. c. Bruce; trustee. Frederick p. John
Buren, and Jere Haldemsn'
Hickory Council received FIVE applica ions. The
Supreme Council souvenirs were distributed by
I T,, H s Sch T. SEv H efie heinz f. Ha AIS nfg,s II,
fill a vacancy. and was installed by Deputy f.
Z; SGok' 1t vas determined N ti 10 confer : , me aay,
baseball team defeated the Master Horseshosrs
last SUNDAY at Fern Glen. and Will this NOM
ing meet the Post-Dispatch team at the Amer
lean League Park.
the death of one Of its valued members. WI
liam c. Bennett. who. ever since his admission,
has been most active in the enlargement Of tna
membership OF the council, and in the promotion
Vandeventer Council held a weIl-attended and
interesting meeting. Preparations were made Tor
i a class 1 INT !aa vm nor the hf 5errn msf tenm III III fePP-
est Park Council will be invited to confer their
famous degree upon, the members WHO have not
The business meeting over. the council was
entertained with an eloquent address by Past
Gil, Grand Orator Arnedee Peting was present
showing for the first half OF the year. Clark, a.
Valley Council had its usual good attendance
with Regen1 J2hn N. kershaW IN tne cha,T
tertainment as follows: Songs by r. r. nu
Rosey. Bart Russell. Il. +. Bone and Charles
n. Daniels; Hebrew monoloGue by Nat Cooper.
The reorganization of the membership league
is progressing rapidly, quite a large number Of
feature is the number Of the old war horses
who are again buckling on their arrnor.
gent A. A. Ramsey presiding. suitable action
Lohnhard. who was one OF its charter members.
He was also a past. regent, and had represented
the council in TIE Grand Council.
Past Regent Francis Z. Cook of Valley Coun-
Gil. with his daughter, will pass the remainder
of the summer In Minnesota. a
Past Grand Regent L. ]. Melser Is spending &
two weeks vacation in Colorado.
Past Grand Regent b. R. Bonner and 6augh-
ter and grandson are summering at The ce-
dars.'