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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-03-16

The Riverside school is proud Of the
fact that it has paid for its piano in
ruiz and that in a very few months,
too. Friday evening. when the follow
ing programme was presented, a crowd
which completely filled the school
greeted the numbers warmly and the
amount raised settled the last cent Of
debt on the piano. The programme was
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-03-16

Mrs, Reese Williams Of Salt Lake is in
Park City visiting with friends for
Few DAYS.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-03-16

The Rebekahs gave an enjoyable cob
web dime social on Monday evening last
at their hall. The novel and unique affair
was largely attended. a delicious lunch
was served
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-03-16

Friday evening. after the regular meet
ing OF the lodge, the members entertained
a few gentlemen friends at a smoker A
very pleasant time was had by all
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-03-16

Saturday evening Miss Lula Cunning
ton AID Mr.. Matt Leahy were married
very quietly at the horne of The brides
mother by Rev. Father Ganigher Of St.
MaFN's church
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-03-16

The following thirty volumes viii be
added to the free public library Mon
day morning, March Il, 1902.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-03-16

II. P. Randall.of Ogden has been the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. William Brerton
this week
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-03-16

E
caI Adv
says
The
duI viii
ton Of
hoDeess
0guine
months
TODAY
ffF
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-03-16

AR and Mrs l. L Drake of Salt Lake
are in the Park and are spending q few
days with their daughter, Mrs. {. P
Shields.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-28
New ,ri..oari Corporations.
sPEGAL

Iarerson CITY. Mo-. Sept. z7.-Secretary
af Stsfe sam q Cook to-day issued Ger
fincates of Incorporation TO the following
companies
CAPITAL. s5ae00. all paid lnca-po-z1o-s--N. P
Loran. Perry Webster. L Archias ana otners-
Grier Mining Company Of or1erv1nes capital.
5000. AL paid lncorPorafo-AH b Kane. W
= ShackIefard. ]. W. Grer and others
DerIfn-NFle- Gal Conpauy q Kansas CtF;
capital. goa Oa. al paid.
J Devltn. John H Miller. orm a Aiue- ana
others
The KelIe-s-rzss DistiIlizg. Company OF Kan
sas CIT czD.sai. Sgf1. 900. ali paid IncorporSt-
a-E-Ernest keile-xtrass. Charles G. Perrin G L
KeIsersirass and GSrro1 B sHFerinan.
Hufr--Msss Lumber CompRny Of st JOSEPH.
rauf-al sos. 90. orc-half paid lnc0rpcra-0--
Henry W RHr-ig. william HrciE- Frank J.
Halkeen Lewis Millinery Company Of Kansas
city: capital. So.eo. cne-heH paid ncorporni-
crs-Thonas Carey. Edward AccSrren. Charles
A. Lewis and cthe-s
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-28
HAPPENINGS OF WEEK
AMONG THE LODGES.
Important Meeting to BE Held To-
Morrow to Consider the Temple
OF Fraternity Project

The Missouri FraternAl Congress VIII
meet In the lew headquarters. No 1S La
cleds building. Fourth and Olive streets. to-
morrow at 5 p. IT,. when important mat
tiers viii come Up. including the report Of
the representatives 10 the NaoonRl Fra
ternal Congress and the Associated Fra
ternities Of America
The Board Of Directors. Auxiliary board
Of Lady Managers. Building Comnitts
and all other committees Connected Win
the Worlds Fair Fraternal BuI6tn Asso-
ciaIi9n. are requested TO assemble a me
cottage in Forest Park at 30 p. T. sharp
Wednesday afternoon. October l and 50 IN
a body to the location on the Worlds Far
grounds awarded 10 The Temple OF FRA
ternity. q participate in the formal cSS
monies Of selecting and accepting the sis-
This invitation is EXTENDED 10 Al me
Ierpal leaders in this city InvltaHo1s
signed by the president n secretary O.
the worlds Fafr Frate-nal Building Assoc
citation have been sent TO the executive
officers OF all rrgiernal societies VINO are CO
operating in the movement 20 erect te
Temple Of Fraternity.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-28
Ladies Of the Maccabee..

Tower Grove Five. No a. hsd an interesting
review Monday afternoon n the Burlington build
hs. at which tine souvenir buttons were els
a. celebrations. IN honor Of the teeth annfrer-
sary of tie orders. which now urmbers IL GO
members. Members of this hive are advised that
the assesspent repor must be made ont ard
month, instead Of the 1otA. ~ heretcf5-e-
Notwithstanding the incien1en- weather. the at
tendance al the last review Of New Century Hirs
VAS very gooc. One candidate vas Initiated AID
rxo applications received Lady Busch q Belle
vile Pride Hive. Befhevflle, N. WE present
Lady HrrtleEa.er and Lady Wilson were re-
ported On the sick tSr
The STATS Conzzncer re<rsts her INABILITY {,
be at the revip~s o. Mrine. Andersen and Lib<--
" Hive i.sS week being out Of the city IN tss
mnrt asccessfai meeting q the X O. TN
ana L o. T n az Carrei,fcn. No. was bid
On September 16 A large number Of people zfh-
cred IN the o2era-house on that cate and H<
tened 10 ezc4lerf speeches n1ce b. Great Rer1rd
Ee<pcx sounerx and the Reverend Grant Rob
bins. supreme Chaplain The STATE Crrsnsnd--
was present and spoke IN b<=a1 q he I. o.
N This h-s snd tert zrs n q prozpsrrus ean6s-
Lieerty Five enfstaned tn friends 1sst
NsdnUday evening via . mock cxzsl~ uzica
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-28
The National Union.

Tns ssocod week Of official Visitation. -.
no ss q: s.sssor. ss3f = s' i.ss. aa aass.1ns :,
Iscseds Council -.s visited On ru,asx ,,.,,
and Pre.saea, shspserd eEp--..d ssiisfsctson n
sss,nS ne a. OF ,Sns q sis nsnber, VINO
y.sn ssyeral ap0ncsaons were received. ana
fE:s: ! .'i Ps. asss 9ensssaa.. io az hssy. s PsSs:y
s ksssHa.e ee o I 1ss e SSs, - sHd s1.ssed. Asiaa<.
cn.Sls,n Aassy % Aogas cny Delivers a
meHi Re doors w.r. taToza o5ea sne a SiIshiy
in,s.sssnr psoEs.ns vas rsnd.r.d. under t6s
3 spenesr: pane so.o BY smita. md l.
of magic and hypnOesn- R-sfresh.enss we're
se.T Council us.saiesd n. visitor, from ru-
before fhe visit0o arrived every chair va, s..
dire vs.: made d s.nsio1 EasS' pnpasy
3 a- Fsss-. CIT es.ss ana ' fsssss. s ssa sREs1is s=' r ~.
d ae.a 81 spssts ra ane eo sess;ssI "a sftsr e a.,
ne 1870 1.s nan. shsrs q. follo.inE pro
Pisso sslo. Ffsd Green: veal soiS II -.
ding: se.ecfhns By the star ouzrfex couvo,sd n
I p.iy: TouIS .ais e h:u 8. ssj FL. and z
<iections By the 8srum Hassrai socis<y, corn
Rns Co wood. Are = x,s-roSs uni s = m ssr.
ssst setrssn v; Palmer and W POetner. re-
v.T.y rgrEs Council bad intended 70 adjourn
seay 70 es Sss 1es s.,sx C9sasn n : bay sgt
t sas,,s VS. ,. sss Ps-5 pm - ss ,f,ss,ssy NOR has
mere actively IN the harness
Future Greet cozzcn z3oys the uusou. dss<in--
ton % hzElrg an applicant initiated IN New
To-k CITY. tho circumstances suToundfrE n b.
trs senswh.t .,rsnsA. 'y1re P-.afenf Bent
Gocdlos presented The application Of h.s broth
g. Hart uho Was about u Be married Are
fcrk without b>z1< tn.-tzfed- A ne ccremozv
yas % Be psrformet IN New York ana he wzs
% GDend his nnneyDoc1 IN Erroce. tbe r-as-
prczs for Fu1ur- Grrzt ucIs slim until Prexi-
Dat ys.ninfs sp2eelet % senztsr Hug. ns
q n New York ezd thez vzs done By Fes16ent
Fxv2ra u xnu County cDDc1 No 0S
tu ia 7reesnce q Senator Z Goldman s0d Vice
Frnuteeaf B>nf Gcceios Of Fuf1re Gre4x
>nrs@t . snrn7s 10y hss bsa pa1nsa ~
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-28
NASHVILLE Church to BE Dedicated.

REPUBLdc c
Nashville, IL. Sept 1.-THE newly erect
ed German Evangelical Lutheran Church n
this CRY win be dedicated Sunday. October
Is The building Is almost. completed and
a bell weighing 1.S5 pounds has been put In
rlace- The services attendant 10 fhe det-
cation viii be extensive and imposing The
Reverend Mr. BTauns Is pastor CT the
church
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woodmeu of the world.

Mercantile Camp had three applications !AA
sSn5ass e 9Ta f az b ae feasurss .: ne
| evening was an address by sovereign Young OF
! cIfX- p-rsgtT ". r Hughes ais spoke on Ia
sood OF "a. o-dsr and was literally app.anosd
sieeper sttended 10 the wants Q: the members
and visitors when ret-eshmsnts We ssTysa
day evening have q large 4Isea99hGT %
COMMITTEES displayed a large number OF h2nasSae
prizes. which vii 30 10 me winners Al Eeohes-
day evenings eachTe party al Northwest LeaS-
Chs.rman James Saunders Of Central Camp has
sss 5iFsn a ca mssan Es Il s NS' $50 sS1E N5Th iEOaixsy'
Mount Auburn Camp had q royal nsesas a.
nmSs- eVsniIs' wnea; ~ -oea no .Ht1ssnsSies
paid an unexpected visit Among 1e yls.io.s
Terminal. Saande-E. Martin. Bullock. Naughton
and Dan. America Rockwell. Magnolia. hoffman,
Lang: St. Louis Gaa6 and Baechlh- Past Con
sui Commander Numbers Of Austin. Tex: eos5
soTer..Ens HoisEie. father and son. 2. o!ivs
Camp Pssnesh; ky- snd seyeFe,Ea A sSd5e ne 8.
visitors. The evening was devoted 70 e gs3erai
discussion OF plans for ne aovsass1nsnt g. ne
and ciEa-a ana resreshrneats were s-rvsG
last Tuesday evening. and Clerk Maui announced
twelve candidates had been initiated and eisht
TIE "Hustling Committee promises a s4L
s sST1nss vi M' q s ssIss i Trpot Tsa he sPTivsi q
q young 'chopre-' at his home and a. the Eert
tese4 IL sise4s Vii Be so9s.sSinn= doing ae
invite. his brother 'chOgpers" CT the city 10 be
Terminal Camp initiated two candidates. on
Wednesday evening and acted CO three appiiea-
nouncsd themselves as candidates for the yaIions
afnees, es2ecisty ir dsiesstss 70 TIE sscaSA
annual bal. whsch is 20 ;ake place az Uhrigss
BufosT. Roee4z. Janiiesen and ssGndefs tosE A
active part In the evenings prcceeclngs-
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-28

the speaker for October g. TO prepare for which
he has appointed the following committee: J.
l. Case. II Kelly. J. g Shields. Z =. Mellow
sn- HaIbe-s B. Goodoe. u B. spies and L
Croker.
Mound City Council. IS usual. had 4 yey large
attendance. and President Guam Was acc0rutrg-
" happy Vice PrssIdsnt Grosveno-. Secretary
EerEerac and Treasurer Becker were again a.
TIP
TIE death OF Friend Burke was announced.
and resoluticas were prepared aid ordered En-
sr0.sed- The period OF snte-t2inrasrt N Nouns
City Council begins On October IL when tie Wis
ftors frUa Standard and bunker Hi councils
viii BE entertained
Eacs Council reported the payment OF the
death claim u Friend Fitzgerald Owing 70 the
distance OF ne beneficiary from the city The
claim was not paid unnl twenty days had
elapsed However twenty days Is eonslcere1
very fnir time.
Council. Broadway and Geysr avenue. visiting
councils. Benton and Eecs. satc-c1y1hsnry
avenues: visiting councils. Mound City and Val
ley Frgeg
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-28
Kntrhts ana Iaaie. Of security,

Harmony Council vas honerod .wf1h g -
nesting, September . The Reverend Z. Mn<f1nx
ualIonzI prelafe Of the order. wnE pramuf sd
delireree an adtrez- Public instanak5s1 er11-1
nres Win take plscs October 4 aud an 01MU
arc invited TO attend -G11
Security Council N widening tn circle ~ snch
meeting by the addition Of new members MP
nppltcnrions and two icftinricns hing tn rOW3
for last Monday: and many positfve He10n ~
Anchor Council obligated seven rev DnmnnDx
and received I've appIIcatfonD - its WnUl1
September q after which The lodge NO.
and made merry IN Q pC-voer-and-paech 1g1le91
Prsdo Of the West bald . meef6n4 SeSfm
All arrangements completed far fnsfaI1axfoE6
officers October J. E<<E<
PARK Avenue Council win GIVE xhs opsundzUpA
chre 81 the season a. Phosnfx HAn. cc76k&U
Cars and Jefferson. Orrober 1 ~.
Anchor Home Council initiated 60 cmGlT7x
and transacted routine bus.neEu n ~ - um<
ing A formal invitation Was exxEn6mI U5xIIX
Sfnli1tion team 10 take ehary. a tn tnEf18z
gen 70 the public go
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Knight. of Honor.

Centennial Lodge had a good attendance aad
an iaierss.tfs mesting -Four ap2.oations ysrs
Continued noise and Interruption from OUTSIDE
surroundings OF the hall caused resolutions 70 Be
Sssrsrs SO f- he Eass Il fnaronso NJ MI a F Pss
n.Fan and Special Deputy Hoiton addressed the
schiilsr Locge reported a good attendance At
the fzst meeting The business OF the lodge il
iodEs ne ofasers have xfatisd and AZ now quite
Proficient N the Engi.sh ritual and have mi
6rsstnssi asa oeorre Rnecfoia MADE ASS BIZ snd
Interesting address,
Ge-msnIs Lodge transacted routine business n
ssting speeches xad q friendly discussion frun
stsssra Boee Eve1 B-aGer. Won Doera.
ported out Of employment
Unity Lodge, While rot nurn-ric.Ily large
mrs Msssrs. Beseran. Liners snd RzTth Tsde
Interesting speeches. VITA IN appeal 10 an mem
crease the nsnnberssip 81 lie iodTs e"'r' % m
Mount otys Lodgs had . fair attendance a.
ss<.ou as h II Wiz typs S5asf fc slr1 ass ses Ss Is
Be tnpIovinr G Rsmsey: vice dictator. bav-
ins enanEsa ~. sxocatiop. vas compelled 70 re-
distant dictator. The Enfsrtaipnent ommstte
De clOee OF he nex meeting. Al were irvi.ed
. attend sne oo1te<t for the prizes. A v.
porter L p. BorurTzere- made brfas rsIaartv fr
te good Of the order
v.4on. ey b Sa s sai STsrisss,y ris.Io,s ;,Om The
the grand dictator. The business Of rhs eventnr
h sss ssh Ses 5ia ssssssSetes; he loess was closed sna
aictaie.. Grand Iotse .oeacers and repSessnta-
svss fDn tse city IoaEes . discuss and de-
vas .ppoia,.d ~ u r4@nd e sis:a5f's 70 "a a.a ass
g z Han q 81. Louis Lode. Edvsrd I. cook.
O. Olive Branch.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-28
NEWS OF THE CITY CHURCHES.
The Reverend j. NJ. Northrop Re
ceiyes Cali TO Macon, Ga.

The Reverend ]. n Northrop. rector Of
the Emmanuel Episcopal Church. Old Or
chard. has received q call to a prominent
Episcopal church in Macon. Ga. and while
he has not yet announced his decision. II Is
understood that he Will accept the call and
enter upon his work there sool Mr.. North
rop has been rector OF the Emmanuel Church
for more than two years. ana the work has
His going viii be deeply regretted by the
Old Orchard people.
The Delmar Avenue Baptist. Sunday
School VII hold its rally day service this
morning al $50 O'Clock, and the programme
for the occasion Will include roll call songs.
addresses by the superintendent, pastor and
others
There VIII be a festival and euchre at the
DelmRr Jockey Club pavilion. DeiEar and
Melville avenues. October ! and 2 IN aid
OF the All Saints new church and school.
The Second Baptist Sunday School has
its rally day service to-day AT $50 a. H.
when addresses VIII be made by the pas
tar. the Reverend Doctor W. ". Boyd.
Robert L Quincy and James P: Lacey.
The music programme viii be in charge Of
Professor z Y Mcintyre. organ.sL
Mrs Josephine yeriage OF Chicago WIN
lecture before the Society OF Practical
Christianity Eighfeenth q PestnIozi
streets. this afternoon at rs In German.
and next Tuesday evening N erman
The St. Louis EvanSeEcal Alliance win
hold its fret fan meeting at Odd Fellow
the day wiz be read by the Reverend ].
Layton Aauze- pastor OF the Central Pres
byterian Church
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RED MEN.

RED MEN.
oPECANcANOUGH TRIBE, NO. 90. M
proved O-oer Of Red Men hold council fires 81
Lightstons Han southeast cuTDer Franklin ave
nue. and Eleventh street. Hunting Grounds OF
st Louis every Saturday evening a. 6 O'Clock
". F. DoANE sachsm.
Leek- c q h 1874 South Fourteenth street.
STANDING Elk TRIBE. No. D.
S improved Order c. Red Men. meets
> every Thursday EiEhc II D-uids' Hall.
EsaA Ninth and MARKET streets Flrs;
49, Thursday q each month. Adoption
&B degree: second Thursday. Warrior 8
49, GsEree: third Thursday, Chisrs oe-
gree fourth ThursduT. tribal buxi-
ness. Visiting chle1x Invited % Our councils.
C y. FRAZEE- SEchgm.
c. z z. Townsend c. Of
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-28
Odd FenowB-

x-ehanic< Lod-s had four applications for
nse1a9 ne F1rss degree on two. fhe second de-
gree on three and TIE Ihird uesree On .ar.n
The Third BxttarOa. Ps.-isrehs MIl,..n, Of
septernser D u. October
Ai?ha LeSse nSa . an M %e ssnai. eG KepIsr q
Sa,hviIir. Tenn: Mrs kdaie White OF NaoEi
i hsss toas. .nd NE Arthur beysr. made
" = Mar.ns. grand patriarch and past grand
master Of the state. has a new tue. having been
HHE2o,siTfd, ,y :. c Mann Se q sss the fa,rssr-ss Mi
S.omi Iodee had a good meeting ne Eiee
itisfed Tho Entertainment comrirtse r-Dort-d
n a accors1sck. : saccesz
Excelsior Lodee c~ouferree the Second AID
co1.i kssetss Lsdss esI-srsted It's third az
n,sss.- s.i las; In rS Srssas.s nif fsa s Elsesia, s.s sEs- Pss-
vious un6er the SUPERVISION Of Doctor Charles
n. sotEe. TsG-s candiaatss we're present. for
Initiation. The degree STAG. connanted By Cap
nenf ice cream ard cake was served MnL In
hsn r :, Rs sss ,as noe's .B I'll NJ Fsn sss, .ss y,
Givsn wiiians sang q duet
deputy s 3 Ise a1ssa aaasiss 70 Sisss sss Re.
bekah kdEes th-ou<hout The Stale and Illustrate
me grand SECRETARY az The sovereign Grand
Log; 5rss9s,y e ,s.zaon a - noiaes. la.
10. snhord,n.i. odrss was s5nI M encsnp-
bekah iofges LIS brothers ana B.szs sisters
h.ye Ten aaos1i ana tns Er.nd total ef male
a ine-ssss az MS IN me l..s sssiistieai yss1'.
Anese.t Order Of United wsrknen.
81 Louis Lcdss bad an entoyshl. mee<iax On
last Tsesday night oas ap2iiczriun was rec<sved
Tuesday. Septsnoer ~ thrc. candidates WIN Sc
tnirtAted and = fun afrendznce n <xpecfr1 Wis.,
itprs were present from rnit>d Lodge. 10. Z
Benton LodSe had IN usuaI good ATTENDANCE
pave . ve-y hzftertng uDcrr and = lsrDr num-
Be-. a pazes have aready bSa sscnrcd- Ths
- &<he DAzng pAacs 6 a. Iods4 1UEA
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KNIGHT. of

1ar week the ocactl notics o. the Graa
sose2n e1 Tuesday. Ostoeer n was sent 10 the
from ne otacs CT the grand keeper or records
That officer learns IRON the local committee a,
81 Joseph hat everY possible attention Is beI1r
GNsn 10 assure the delegates the ho-oitaiity fUr
which 81 Joseph 10 noted Arranrements az
beng made 70 have the Uniform Rank act as
escotI rom tne nea1quarr-s at the hetrcpols
Be held
Pytnagoras Lodge. No 70. conferred the rank
Of knight at the laS couvenrio1 IN the 49,.
e5ce OF . large number Of menbers and visitor
Good ciEars were smoked and n pleasant tire
passed under the good Of the order. One appi-
cation was recefyec and several promised for
on tire pases az the nex1 couvention-
ksd coss +1cse No "a had an interesting
NESTING last WEDNESDAY evening. and c1uf.rrs4
the rank OF KNIGHT Wednesday evening ortase-
! there VIII be work In the rank OF PAGE ana
az e7tertAinment for the members. al rhich a
surprise In 70 waiting. Visitors vero IN attend
Ance from ullno.s and Alxzuuu
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NATIONAL UNION.

CITY COUNCIL Nc, ia.
E42& National Union. meets on second and
4[& fourth FrtcGys each month at How
V@z+5 arcs EaIl. corner Garrison avenue and
Olive street a. S O'Clock Award for
attendance At each meeting.
r. E GUM. President
Richard z Berger, Secretary
FTTCRE GREAT COUNCIL. NO. 90. Ma
tional linen ueers second and fourth Mondays
q each month At HcEard's Hall. Olive and Gar
rtson avenue. al s p n TTicnds c1rcially 1uYfts6
Jas. C. President
Geo c. HunI Secretary.
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There VIII be q festival and euchre at the
DelmRr Jockey Club pavilion. Deirar y
Melville avenues. October ! and 2 IN aid
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81 parrfck.s C1unctl No 4 Knights q n
thar MATHEW. f. making eaborzte prepsrarto1s
u-Eazizafioa At she Psckxick rhAs9 wednes
Th<rr a. no socssi evenf IN o. hazsnry q ~
KniEhts q FAther Asthe. which H. - mceeps-
mi scclcffv and arft<1czf1y. a. p fhe annual
r<optoa cc St Pz11eArs c1unr1 N6cA . c1n-
sidsred ne ~prlacip1t eyxnf a the <9sr VIII ~
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Universal Frfenas Of Anersea--

George washfnTsou Corncfl. No l bad a&44>
itiafion Al IT'S last meeting. Next mee<ing Is
Lincoin Council No :. initiated ons candidate
last meeting
Adams Council No s had Q good Dsg1tFGtrz
initiating two candidates this mouth and l0I4I
20 hear from They are prepGri1g for. . euchrr-
Grant Council. Ses win meet "a tsstx neNS
and G<yer avenue. Next meeting 10 IN ON
nesting The charter will be presented 70 Nm
by the suprsns officers +dU
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View Lodge II Orranassa-

Louisiana Lodge. BankerT Union q ne Wa
has been Organised BY Deputy A. Disddch. n
thirty+ave charter nembars and twelve appIQ
Mrs. c Ritrmzn. president. Hiss NGl1s TX
haus; vice president. James Hug1es. cnnp4f
Gussie Rirtnan: financial secretary, 4i0 ~
De Murphy: banker. Mrs Bridese 4npAy -
rinei. Ellen Dsedrtch. orgAnin. No A019
MURPHY: medical amin Doctor Emma ~
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Colonel William Henry Starr Circle. NosofK5
viii give one Of ms interesting progre0x0gUW
chres to-morrow evening at Broadway dNosSHEi
avenue cCrSa
Mrs. E.nmarert FieidsI deparsnsnf p~nd0t
was called 10 Armstrong. 10. by the AxfpuB
Hiness OF her father. =
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While tie many events Of the pas; have bern
very ssicc< and enjoyable. Il IL the Intention o.
the members TO make the coming celebration the
no<t brilliant affair ever given BIZ The council
Al Interesting feature c! he last meeting o.
cEs ccrrSIl was tha selection o. the queen OF
The h1Q- To chooes ths p--ctcst and most popu.
lar young lady from tie number OF cclt-red ana
reoned young ladies'. who were IN friendly rival
n Tor Ine honor, was . difficult matter. as any
cne chosen would be al 0rnAnsaf-
The choice Of the y0zzg lady, for the hSnor
Nellie walsh WIS declared Ire victor. Mis-
Walsh. who u 0as Of the SEASONS deeutantes J.,
Q young and beautiful g.rl % 40 elc,Ahle dis
Position. and Oae q The mos popular o. tre
Younger Get Il St Ee5aei's Parish she Is tai.
with dark eyes and dark hair Of = rich colo-4ny
u % q rule CT Tie council that Q young t1cy
who has been ho1orco ono must give WY U
some one else. Lam year Mss Noble heasaer.
q PzetJ 6runette. NFasious Sna P0puAr' "as
queen % the ball
Ear s-secfi0n proved to b very popular 70
following attractive and popular young ladies
wiz TAXA ~prouiasnt psrts n the eootnE cele-
bEzdoc. Misses Nellie Walsh. E2-y heetins-
No-1h Raleigh. Gen=vieTe CORY. Mamie f1S1
gerald. Mamie Tgne. Mamie Walsh. s-sL-
Chambers, Cara Woman. Annie CTAney. MAMIE
Reagan Mamie LAliy. Mamie BraoshaW. Asn-.
Hannah and Teresa NcLOughlin. Nellie Gtenos..
Oracle Dev1ne, Mamie TieTney. Mamie AcE4e.
AarEzrst Goctrey. Mamie Naugaen. 1.ante IL
nsyzn- Mamie Ryan annie wIekhSm Mar &c
E.cnd: Mrs Geo H0en.l. Mrs c Z bosom; Nj a
Ryan Admission 70 the hall VII b q c2-a
Iny1.AHons can be sec1rsd from the member O
81 PAGcEs Council or Thomas y 6SN~e-
supreme rec1rde-. lES Locus- e.
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womnn's ReIief Corp..

Ransom Corps. No. 6. received several NV
members a. It's meeting yeste-dsy, ana was also
inH7sctSd oy The DEPARTMENT president. Mrs. Hol-
len Z Day. hefreshnelts were served The
eEchrv Fven ~ this corps o. Thursday evening
vas q decided succ-sA
Hssseadeubsi Co-5s. No 10 VIII be Inspected
by the department. president October / At rs
Ac meeting several candidates were initiated.
The president, Mrs ksthertnA RohlfaK. ALWAYS
has = pleasant welcome Tor ever one
The Department o. Missouri will entertain al
friends a. It's RECEPTION In Hotel johnson WASH
tagton. D g. "Wednesday. October I. from 8 20
hu. EolIe1 z. Day, during her stay n the
city. - the guest Of Pas Department President
MA Carrie R Sporkltn. whom The Departmerr
q Missouri hopes 10 See the neU rAtionai pres