The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-07-27
knights Of Honor

Centennial Lodge had a fair attendance nj its
second reading. were adopted. Rro;hef NJ II.
FinneEan was reported sick BROTHERS ". Tha-
yonat; Enrich. Muleahy ard Others made brief
Unity Lodge reports a COOL a.tend,nce consider
ing the hot weather. Routine business was tr1ns
acted. Brothers schutteT, Mey AMI Voss took
Lodge at lis last session.
Washington Lodge rsinstatcd three members
Brief remarks were made by Brothers GottSchslk.
nOrsts and Alt. Doctor - Wsirsherg read a
Reporter of business transacted NJ the last SEES
sion - the SUPREME Lodge
eSins meeting. Brothers " Lconhart and John
Hsibeck were reported sick. -Rrothcry John Ger
del. George Rueckoldt AMI Henry Sohler deliv-
cred addresses. From reports % Auditing Com
% Dive i Rfah HSdsf L6 ID IN Is BEING i samp dhRsrii29, for
the activity and attendance ~ the young mem
and one relnsisiei. Rra,hsrs jos ". R-ansh.
Grsssly Jones and Special Deputy Holton ad-
Mount olive felgs transacted routine bushes
steamboat eEcurslun n August = The trustees
were granted power to dispose - the lodges
Hsrrr and others made brief remarks
Column! Lodge received two applications one
Born,Tsegsr and Special Deputy John Amenda
assisting In the ceremonies
terestinE meeting. Two candidates we're Initiated.
Depujies 4. Z Holtdn and Joan 2. Am-sds as,
Sistins IN INC inltlaigry cCremonies Brojhers
and others delivered addsessss.
knights and Ladies Of Security.
The house warming given by Garfield |oun-
ell. No. So last Thursday evening. with prasI-
dent ET~d Wrinkle as master 81 SrcTen'eS Was a
well represented. The han At NJ. ssls Easion
had and two candidates obligated. after whIch
The meeting eleSed and a varied r~rgErtmmc of
should b made % the songs sung BY one % the
Of the Cross" and "Forgottsn': also the songs
and fancy dancing BY Mr.. Charles SwaTtz and
PARK Avenue Council. No. 20. reports 4 WELL
attended ncctinE and the a~rpoinimsnt u a COM
ce-irsI orranizstio1 a, newt mce.irr. August s
This council proposes 10 carry on the city prize
applicants were received.
AncAor Home Council had a fine peLesntnEe Of
its membership At It's last meetinr Wednesday
syenlng the oScasion being The reception given
for the purpose 81 delivering to Anchor Home
The city prize banner. which the latter council
r%stitors The rre.enistio- srssrh nv T W. Ma
lone and the reply by Worthy President Mr.
followed BY Meszrs. Hookham. Wrinkle. PricsarI.
Haherman. An excellent feeling prevailed and
many pledEes of earnest work for the IphnildinE
Miss Molli: Murphy ard Mis- Ina strags
meeting last Tuesday evening. Initiated two can
diin;es End served Refreshments 20 members and
Wisdom Council want. It understood that IT. has
a hump" on itseiG which viii take the shape
MS tlm.: and e, inst snd win sbow ave can:
didates through the intricacies ~ 'Eoat-ridlng
az the next meeting. with Brother Prichari as
rinzmaEter-
Security Council entertained the central orrani-
cation. COMPOSED OF the presidents Of the differ
ent councils in the city, last Monday evening. AMI
received many compliments therefrrm for the
GOOD rituallstlc work dons by ne souIcil Many
.'Frate-nal Building" and the 'Ladies' Brass
Band being the subjects. Mr.. Francis Hook
ham % Mckinley Council delivered an address.
A witty communication from Brother and Sister
Powell. who are enjoying a Kansss vacation, was
rad. Several candidates ars due for initiation
It next meeting. when Mr.. Muigardt viii rnaneu-
yer the drill team.
Tribe of Ben-Hur.
einonides cczTt At i1 meeting On next Tues