The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-03-09

T ;bG ye'eran. was p'e s.fr md assisted in
-raI caniiiatas. and Offering a nur,rSr Of ex-
cell"rt suggestions during the routine ~ business.
he orgsnizarior Of Mourd .rry and viii be ap-
Tropriateiy cel-hrut.,I. Arrangements ar" i-inE
rse!tations and storytelling viii /. in osisr,
test. Visiting brothers viii h. cordially wei
cCnsd.
Several-inii!atIons we.e iuc. hut Were deferred
because of the unavoidable absence from the
tained with Songs by Riothsr: RoSbcraueh.
Virgins. wilcox ard carey. the members Joining
jenkins, remarks by Bro;ae.s co,hrane and
MossIander and readings hy, the orator. Brother
large delegation from various sister councils,
Forest Par: con;emplates comforting the Hay
which should be addressed to- the secretary al
PTSmised for tn next mss,inE. Grani orator
Afnecee PetinG was prevented from attending
olivett- Council celebrated its nineteenth an
niveTsary By a progressire %cGchF. party; in
participated The first ladies prize VAS Won by
iiiei. i ,hl Fl a. ah! Mns M MOTIFS k x Mt ;sut r + Sy G %fs.
e, G. Berger and nth b. Miss LAURA Hassemer:
v y9s , fTt' A fsn'i ss@Snd BY FF, g ~ Tas wi w ' , sy T sg
William Gum and fourth ny J. II. Schocie-.
and it was not sntil a late hour that the gath
erinC I.isnsrsel, all declaring that they had spent
Mentor Council! had one initiation ard received
several applications, on Thursday evening the
$3.50 usa 80 @AsN '"4'A - ~ ~ lA-1"
ant evening ut the euchTc given by the council
in the ballroom Of the Fiaternal building. About
3a persons were present. and everything passed
OF smoothly Thirty priz's- We're distributed
Mentors members Were busy with
applications. ani quite "a number Of new mem
b.Ts will probably result from this affair. |
Victoria Council had a large attendance. Three
were initiated. the officers Appearing 5
in their nov rph~s. which were pronounced sls- !
CANT. The meeting was entertained with songs
BY ! F~I"isl1sy and :. r. Winthe-S. piano solo
hv Brother cornell. Rotations and readings 10y |
.. Hosrsr. \. II. Eauainann and L. z Hauh. 4
Marquette council had ono application and one
ia!nei with s1nrS 10y Brothers Ward. Jutz. !
I<emp. Ennis. Higgins and Malone Addresses
hy ErothsT ShOrtal. Kelly. CurcOrar and o.Hri-n !
Were heard. followed by Instrumental music nv
BROTHERS Feldas. Autram. cooke and Wilr1nrth.
LOSING with a humorous pom hy Orator Joseph
South End Council received two applications
md had nne initiation. Brother Michel ~ Kan
as was a visitor. DUTY xvii consisted cf songs
bv st"rsopticca views by =. l.. BG--
slt and Instrumental music Lev orator y \.
IIoock. Past Regents George :. Johnston cor
rihutei several q his latest after-iinne- stories.
Delnsar Council. through its orator. Charles 4.
extends n cordial invitation To- the
It its hall. Finnry and Vandev.E;er avenues. on
Monday evening AT 9:l5 sharp. Tnc programme
will h. as follows: Piano duet. with Corinne
,ilcn and Guy Vi. Daily: specialties nv Miss
.orirs Van Slyck. German comedian: rotations.
l. Smith: piano solo. Guy NJ Daily: song and
lance. Miss Corirne Ziich: illustrated songs. E.
:. Enrvelt: a trip around the world. by e. G.
3orgelt.
l., now residing at Little Rock. Ark. paid a
rief visit to his old home and made one Of his
.elcome calls to tho Grand Council Office.