The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-11-30

There will he no official visits This week, ,Ih The
rai Visit sfiss Will vim Be 10 Usage Council. Deesm-
The election of officers in the subordinate
councils will begin this week and continue until
all the councils have completed their elect ons
for the ensuing year. In each council the elec-
ton will take place at the first stated meeting
Felix Council had a large attendance Of mem
bers and visitors at the official visit, Recent
": L. stecker occupied the chair. snd the meet,
Bacon was represented by Grand Officers Jere
s sh,S < 81 sieS NJ H ak E. Ah H. Bick Eey.0i Regents
John ". Kershaw, of Valley, James Ciausen OF
liam H. Miller of cnevaIier. Past Regent Phil
schmitt OF Euclid and delegations from cheva-
read and one candidate Initiated. orator H. l.
S sSa S1errd RTsSidedF S 9ysT s dp.E T. o f1epw e Rs %as
er OF Chevalier; songs. Orator N. L Sehaater'
rhs;sime Addiction sslsstisns S NJ tns P knishi,. E. Hd Id haH.
Krez, Hake. Blackmer. Miller. kershaw. Bick-
Cabanne Council shows no subsistence of in
terest; At the last meeting there were four ap.
Past Grand Regent Jere Haldelnan. Regent vii
liam H.. Miller OF Cheva;icr: Past Regent John
presided tsi"is over duty i; Phil schmistii Of Easid
and members of Forest Park and other eouae;isi
selections seize nfs"b by Walworth jenkins Of Forest PARK
Nh add Reses, y Z. J !. onlnl aa' aaa a'hc 4nD'"pS'"'
Vandeventer Council held a suctsss III meet.
Vice Regent Charles II. Ball. Thir,ycseyen az
rlications were received. sixteen ca diihtes e:set-
Past Regent Charles Il. Cox conducted the mi
tiatory' ceremony. Final ar.an ements were
u when Vandeventer Will roand out its fire,
near ga w with na over sr,d 10 msmS %i,s on ,npr Us b ro'i cba tes
A. Holt. and address es by Doctor c. II. Bart
ozark Council received nine applications at its
last meeting and three candid,tes Were initiated;
by Regent w. P. Patterson. E. a. Barbour. Paul
Ellenburg and others.
limitations. Regent William H.. Miller presiding.
The visitors were Deputy G,and Rssen; Len
Council. Arrangements were perfected for the
annual a, child h Car stmas partyt; X. ~, ,,oo IN,
Is iSo te G4s1S ro entitled TIE 70 'T in ,I Gsg5ese ut ! l5rI In
class is expected at the meeting on Monday
night.
usual interest. Regent John oausch was in the
chair. Nine applications were T.; eived the in
ed at the next meeting. Every initiate is here
after to be presented with a lapel button, I'm,
and officers Tor 1858 info. maily nominated. Past
Recent John H. Holman wa; present, after a
Easton Council at its last meeting wi h R, gent
of applications and init ated four candidates. The
visitors were Grand Officers Jere Ha.deman. l.
Briliiante and ether city councils. Talks were
made by Deputy We.dls: Past Grand Resents
vette Council. Thomas S.mp-on. Matt Courtney
an Eud RiisFs csu Mi h had fs one application s; and one in
Regent Nj. j.. Cream pre- fded. Regents James
Clausen OF Victoria and William H. Miller of
Chevalier were present with large delegations.
Past Grand Regent Meier was a visitor. Ad-
dresses were made by the visitors and members
OF Euclid Council.
Delmar Council met. with Resent G. W. ].
knight in the chair. One application was re-
ceived and one candidate Initiated. Harry Deck
err of Carr Lane Council was u visitor and con-
tributed to duty xvii.
George E, Morgan pTesiaing. in the ab'ence of
Regent Hasselmann. The ate dance was coed
and one candidate, was In u.tel- Deputy Grand
Regent w. 0. Graham WIS a visitor.
Forest Park Council held its eighth entertain
ment and hop. The attendance was large. and
the hall was beautifully deeorated. The latter
has made since its organization. having grown
from a member hip OF eighteen to 3sI- The pro-
grafnme included an addres IS of weic me. Orator
r. l. Spencer: instrumental sele t ons. the For
est Park orchestra: yo-a1 ,sol1. Mrs. George
Hamhauer; recitation. Miss Laura Lang: tenor
solo. A. J. Eichelberger; riapp duet. Mi $ Koen-
exc and Miss Hazel Peting: recitation, Miss Ada
Mosshunt.
Valley Council held a THANKSGIVING meeting.
with Regent John p. kersha " in the cha r. Ten
applications were received and three candidates
initiated.
North End Council received seven applications.
ing was entertained with vocal and Instrumental
music by Mr.. and Mrs. Myers and violin solos
by Henry Brinkmeyer.