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

Official circular No. 3 has been mailed to the
regents. secreisrs. and district deputies .: sub.
ordinate councils. II relates 70 matters in which
i ahsT the Is s ass. " 5e' efis!ai HT Tisis. s sna m asSom h sig;
councils and the deputies appointed by Grand
ns Ht saIiains sG %a a 4 n s5s' , n:s,.af n d tn: s AIMING
York and Past Grand Regent. Bonner and Mel
srish, "r pso. SSRs.a. SPenins i Before sea It, TWP aR0R can DE-
dates were initiated and two applications re-
aimed ssiasd the E. meeting "a BEiR With an: :ans 3: s 5: + Ht Green s7 asT-
1 Il H ins,rnpen,a al, m ,gsI. 8 AMI T. LAIN Jnnk,n Gnd
and E. Volgt a Vaudeville number. The officers
o, Missouri couas,l rscpose to meet eveEy Two
.SnsvaIisr Cogne,I. Ms%ee,Eship Lcssuss has Of
Consisting OF very hsndsome .msiem.. compe:
tition is already becoming very keen: The object
4. and e TO sf ssrs a av me aPS.issaion ., i ss5 by ~ the he esd z
one application. Chairman Bohie OF The Com
mi.tes on state Of the Order IePre.sntsi Dimit5y:
session Of the Grand Council. and Regent Devine
m s.s 1Ts, % ,s All s.ee mass and a" Orator. on . the atom,
Iaclede vii, celebrate with an open meeting April
:. the twentieth anniversary of the institution %
The Membership's Summer Outing League Of
elected The following officer: +. ii. Hsks. pres
ident: A. s. Fay. vice president a. J. Gle.svell.
outing win include the ladies'. the league expects
TO number - members.
Ntic FNNN "o@ Wa -
store for IT and he'd a largely attended meeting.
After The trensaction Of important business. IN
council listened. with Crea; st;sntinn to an elo-
Guent address. inteTsuersed with wit and humor.
ell. on the bensfcent and ennobling Influences %
the ROYAL .Arcnnun. The grand secretary also
addressed the meeting.
Past Grand Recent Jere Hsldeman left Thurs
meeting OF she Grand Council ~ California on
the Iith and 18th and install its. officers. He
interest OF the ROYAL Arcsnum and may he alb
cent from st. Louis the better mart Of the month.
cations at its last meeting. az which Fast Resan, /
Brady made . stirring address for the
good OF the council. Corr I.ane expects 10 init
ate thirty candidates March Il. which will he
he occasion Of the first official visitation Of
Grand Recent F. H: Bacon with other grand
offcers. Orator Richardson intends to break
will also give the inner man proper attention. A
cordial invitation Is extended 20 all sister coun- /;
be accompanied by Iaciede Council on this vist- |
tation. |
The councils are responding very promptly and
,heerfullv TO the Supreme Councils invitation tn
>ontribute 10 cents per capita To the Temple
n Fraternity" to be erected m the grounds Of
visiting members Of all the ~fraternal associn-
ions. The ROYAL Arcanum will have its own
in the building for the comfort and cor
North End Council had one application and was
with songs b. Master Eugene May.
ik. tImf hr p mIsse n Co j. n%esM r Z eSmsdy
sting address on "Fraiernity."
y Z. Fsut delivered a lecture on the Philippine
stands their Inhabitants and their habits. Illus
r rs'ed r nv f'f intepss. y Hssr..1 It W wer. li msss t to
3 F. .wefcc;t and J. F. MIelert. Anecdotes were
y Sntrisat srs r F. roef2s y !, windh0rs', f. F.
Mound City Council had a large ATTENDANCE:
Regent Frank H. Battle. ono Of Mound