The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-08-31
HAPPENINGS OF week
AMONG The LODGES
Royal Arcanum Announces SEIZED.
ule of Fall Visits of Officials
to Various Councils.

The fall visits OF Royal Arcanum official:
have been arranged by Grand Regent Ba.
con.
Those for September are: Wednesday
September 10. TO North End Council, accom-
panied by Victoria; Friday. September u
to Benton Council, accompanied by Comp
ton Hill; Tuesday September 16, TO Mound
City Council, accompanied by Chevalier;
Friday. September 10 TO Elk Council, accom-
panied by Benton; Tuesday, September .,
to Florissant Valley Council, which will
hold an open meeting; Thursday. September
rs. to Valley Council. accompanied by Hick-
,ory and Euclid; Friday. September %, TO
Victoria Council, accompanied by North
sEnd.
The supreme secretary announces that the
last dav of August falling on Sunday, and
September l being a legal holiday in many
States. suspensions for nonpayment of as
'sessment No. So cannot occur in such States
until 10 p. m, September ..
Grand Regent Bacon has appointed Past
Regent P. Il. Baker of Cote Brilliante Coun-
Sii as district deputy grand regent for
Benton Council had a good attendance
jSnd an interesting meeting. Two applica-
tions were received. Duty XVII consisted
of instrumental music by Professor Louis
Hammerstein; recitations by Doctor NJ. f.
Windhorst. and an address by Past Regent
James M. Rollins. The officers cabinet was
called to meet at the residence of Past Re
gent Robert Klein.
Easton Council elected the following Of
hcers. to fill vacancies in its official staff:
Thomas Simpson, orator; Samuel McDon-
aid. chaplain.
Victoria Council had a well-attended
meeting, with Regent James ClaUsen in the
chair. Two applications were received,
after which the meeting was entertained
: with songs by Frederick r. Winthers. pic
colo solo by J. ]. Isaacs, song and dance by
f. Rosenthal, rotations by E. g. Crab.
readings by A. H. Kanaman and addresses
by ]. J. Isaacs and J.. Z. HGub.
Compton Hills Summer Outing League
: had a full attendance. the train being
crowded with guests whose anticipations Of
a delightful excursion were fully realized.
Festivities began on the train long before
the destination was reached.
Upon arriving at Creve Occur welcoming
addresses We're made by Chairman Z. NJ.
Haker and Deputy e. II. Buckley, after
which there was general dispersion and
each attendant enjoyed the occasion to the
fullest extent according to his individual
taste. Promptly at II o'clock a train fun
of happy eXcursionists started for their
homes which were reached at a S~easonablc
The landlord at Creve Occur paid the ex-
cursiGn the high compliment Of saying that
# was the most joyous and orderly party
IT had ever been his pleasure to entertain.
Dslmar COUNCIL accepted the resignation
will hold an election at the next meeting to
fill the vacancy. a committee was appoint
ed to confer with Old Orchard Council in
reference TO Delmar's proposed visit, Sep
TENDER q. The meeting was entertained
~ 4 esA ANN6NAN - l. NOlN
fried Of Olivette Council, who was a visitor.
Euclid Council was well attended, and
transacted important routine business. I'm
der good OF the order the members were en-
tertained with instrumental selections by
IA. c. SpierinG and addresses by H. L. Wag-
c. Niedlet and others.
Ka-Ci-Mo-Ra Council had a good meeting
with Vice Regent George E Morgan pre-
ent and installed W. r. Anthony as secre-
tary for the remainder of the term. In
contributed by all the members present. and
Including a healthful address by Deputy
Usage Council held an important and in
teresting meeting. with Regent Charles A. |
Westemeyer in the chair. Three applica- |
tons were presented and others reported in
TO bylaws.
The report of the Auditing Committee |
factory and unanimously adopted. Appre-
ciative resolutions of coincidence were
e geUt A IN regecF arIa TO 1 the death dnfr Of of, Past tSd
hmbers were entertained with vocal Sc |
ftions by the Usage Council Quartet, in |
itions and readings by p Voepel ard John
McNairy, and addresses by Walter E.
Vandeyenter Council received two appli-
fations. There was an excellent turnout
pver the proposed large class initiation and
entertainment on the second meeting night
In September.
James Farley of Olivette Council was
among the visitors, and addressed the coun-
ell. Past Regent Doctor A. W. Fleming
gave a very interesting account of his trip
to the Northern resorts. and his native
State, Michigan. Short stories were told |
by a. B. Lewis, Frederick T. Caho and
/ Fairies H. Ball. NJ. L. Jones rendered sew
eral piano solos.
Hickory Council had one initiation. with
Regent John Gausch presiding. Another
distribution was made by lot of the Su-
preme Council souvenirs. Chris Schmidt,
John Ziska, William L. Root and Charles
Rausch being the lucky winners. Confer
ring of the Haymaker's degree was post
entertained with selections on the piano by
Charles H. Kreh and Arthur ]. Kohr. and