The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-04-20

Social League VIII have an open meeting May
snd a geo tine vii be had. This c peipaiSe as;
reached the "a membership line. and viii go
higher. A special effort is being made to cap
tuTe the interstate hammer. which Michigan now
TO be some husting. The banner is ava rded 10
tn. circle aaa!nS the most members for the year
MAY 10. 1901, 10 May Is. 1gV2.
Laclede. No. 80. had a SPLENDID time at its
last meeting, business was promptly rushed
good Of the order. with promenade and music sRs
ing. and Il good programme ana hop will be
Missouri Circle. No. S4. observed its fifth an
niyersary Monday night In the large Northwest
ern Hall. St. Louis avenue. Tho programme was
love- ana given Sgg by the St - ioRp isS :ketne5n X SSpb IN
Benton Circle had a splendid meeting Wednes-
n M announcement OF which will be mailed
assumed the sccretaryship by urgent request Of
The circle. Addresses were made by President
Worlds Fair. No. l32, had a fine meeting. 1t
was an open-coor welcome TO friends. An ciab-
She Lille Misses Porfei. in song ana fancy step.
MeTthy Vice Baohmann presided. in the absence
hope circle Initiated four candidates, with
81 STIi GTtEOk d9r many more,
ttated six candidates. Brothers Trail and New
cum have done some good work. and have more
Imperial, No. 800. had a box feast. The last
II a late hour. Many new names M t sre be ing
aaaed as candidates. the direct result of a special
in z system OF visitation. u
SH,uttdu NECie, no. 51J. Will celebrate the
third anniversary next Saturday night. The big
hall at Rock Springs Turner Hall Kill he used 20
n,,itaihboW Circle, No. As, had a full house
thursday, night. Chouteau degree team initiat-
ea the class Of new members. An encore was
gwen with such vim after the team retirad IL
came. the elaborate spread of refreshments set
Up by the ladies Of the circle. Miss Voreli
was pianist. Songs, rotations by Mines. Karibo.
heYDLfZ and others were given unGer the direc-
uon OF the guardian. Sister Craig. Music and
q promenade wound up the evening. Brother A,
=. GeschwlncneT, who was elected to I'LL the un-
eApired term OF Doctor Henry Shomber as presi-
d,nt. mas sAOHn that he is a master in that DO
fuilding up o spitndid circle.
The euchre at Carondslet, in attendance and
iun, was a great success. and the committee in
charse Il highly pleased with the help given 1t
BY BlfUhe.s and friends.
Tower Grove, No. 4l2. had a fine meeting last
Thursday night. Doctor Cawood presided in the
iaitiatory work New names were added TO the
roll of candidates. The meeting nights of this
circle are changed to the first and third Monday.
The meeting Monday night will be the last for
ly TO themselves. as no other circle at present
meets on that date.
Compton had an enthusiast meeting as usual.
with lots OF friendly chat and plans. The mem
port and the circle Is constantly building up
toward the 200 line. 4 royal time was enjoyed at
the securd ainIversary, and the ladies supplied
sufficient for q feast for Il small army.
Brady presiding. The members are aklng in
creased interest in the meetings, and a. pleasant
gathering Is always the result. The circle was
never better ofhcered. and the finances and gen
eral records are ~''tiptop.'
This Grand Circle of Missouri has been fixed
fer Thursday. June :. a meeting of delegates
will be announced the coming week, to lay the
plans for a big time.