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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-07-06
Knights Of Father Mathew.

The following from the quarterly report If the
Supreme Recorder will show the work done by
each subordinate council. The work done by the
councils has been highly gratifying ard Is the
best that has been done in any one quarter by
the order
st. Louis. No. / l initiation ST. Johns. No. 2.
J: Annunciaticn. No. 3. 3: st. PatrckS No. l. =
st Lawrence ORIOLES. No. ;. ,: ~. Malachy-s.
No. 8. .: 81. Tsr~sa'S. No. :. 8: ST RridEetE.
No. : Il. s.. Mary and Joseph's. No. >. ;: En-
Crall. No. 10. y: 81. AlphOnsuss. No. is. II. Sa-
cred Heart, No. ~. 2: -. Kevin's. No. =. ;: st.
Cronan's. No. = l.: ST. Brcndan's. No . Mex
ico. Mo-. l. Immaculate Conception. No. y. ;:
Visitation No & s: st Lco's.. No. IS. .: 81.
Hatrlcks: No. - Ikansas Cityl. 6: Sacred Heart.
No. - kansas Citvp. ;: 81. CO!umbkIIls's. ".
9. .. HOLY Name. No. ~. 2: Mount Carmel, No.
=. !. 81 Mays. No. - yKanSas CItv. Essl. 9:
St. Eincent's. No. A. gEanSas ri.yl. 6: Eenrirk.
No. g. = tcharter msmhersl. 81 Mars. No. a.
East st Louis. III. 2: ST Roses. No. -. J..
Rcdemptnrist. NJ. 3 CEansas Citvl. :: -. Fat
rick's. No. 70 CAltcn. M. :: 81. Matthews. No.
FL 10; Immaculate Conception. No. 81 Brook
Annuncistion. No. - tChica xcl. .. 81. Cecoiia's
No. y CChioaEol. 6: ST. Nays. No. 50 Daven-
pot Ia l6 charter members.
81 Marv's Council. No. 81. was Organized af
Davenport. Ia by the supreme -erorier June
p, and Is the first council organized in the State
cf Iowa. Fathers Flsnrerv and Rvan are very
much Interested In the rev council. and there e
70 doubt that there vii! be a large council IN
The Uniform Rank and ST. Leo's. No. * Fife
and Drum Corps are preparing for the tim 70
Dubuque 10 attend the National CnrventInn or
the Catholic Total Abstinence Union Of America
August s Several members Of the 81 Inyfs
councils VIII. also attend. In all. there Will be a
delegation Of go from this city.
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knight. and Las,e. Of Security.

Harmony Council held its first regular meeting
in its new home. No. 1873 Easton avenue. satur-
candidates. Notwithstanding the extremely in
clement weather. One open meeting will be held
each month hereafter.
Pride OF the West had q good meeting last
Wednesday evening. Two application cards were
received and arrangements made for a Lawn
party. July is. at Reservoir Park: all members
and their friends are cordially invited
Garfield Council had a well attended meeting
las; Thursday evening Three candidates wee
has been made Hereafter the council will NEE.
at No. ssls Easton avenue on the second and
fourth Thursday evenings 81 the month.
INentieth century Council reports a good
meeting Wednesday. with an Initiation Of thr-e
candidates: next. regular meeting the 18th inst.
at Ia Sale Hall. corner OF Ia sale and Call
Security's "surprise' last Monday evening
to sister Emma E--ii.h, he HorIhv VIC pi.si-
leave-takinE. as she -"es To- Chicago TO spend
body and captured Security. heart and soul.
Anchor and Harmony councils were well rrprs-
sented kroiher TariinE, made the gracious
ncr by Deputy National President Brother
Snider and brother smith OF Harmony. TIE
and Barnes with their corresponding smiesl
were much in evidence. and oycrshadowcd only
~ thc ovation given Brother Brsashay; Music.
hour by the merry tvo-stsppers-
Anchor Home Council had a good meeting lass
Gones IN the chair. o' A. RiiSSsn,b5sI q, re
I. 5. Navy ship Dixie. who is home on a ten
days furiough. after an extensive cruise In fer
Initiated and most warmly welcomed by his
many friends In this council. Anchor Home has
Anchor C5ancil had a EoSd msetinr. Initiating
three candidates. Brother Wrinkle. president ~
GARFIELD Council. hiied the chair and Installed the
Stoned By the removal from the civ 81 Brother
Kaveler and Drill Next meeting. July 10.
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MISSOURI FRATERNAL
CONGRESS MEETING
Societies Enthusiastic in Move,
ment TO Erect Temple of Fra
ternities at Worlds Fair.

The regular monthly meeting OF the Mis-
souri, FrstcrnaI Congress was held Mon
day afternoon at . in headquarters. No. IS
Odd Fellows building. The members pres
ent included the following: T. a. Huey.
Noah NJ. Givan. John /. Martin. John s.
Anderson. +. W. Still. Il. b. Anderson.
Frank Thoma. w. H. Miller. o. +. over
beck. r. ]. T. White, +. II. Snider. Mrs.
Fannie Carvin. Mrs. Ginevra l. Miller.
Mrs. Alice Jones. MeSsrs. Samuel Hoig-
don. w. 5. Streetor. II. W. Meyer and
Henry Grimm and L. +. Hatfield.
The principal business OF the meeting
was the election OF a delegate 10 the Ma
tional Fraternal Congress, which meets in
Denver tbs week Of August d. Tine deli
gate chosen was Charles r. Hatfield. seCre-
JaIy OF the Missouri FratsTua Congress.
Many interesting reports We're made Of
progress III the Temple Of Fraternity mat
IeT. Representatives from At IEaSI half =
dozen societies who had attended The Su-
preme meetings uuuEs last month an
GOunced that appropriations We're reported
that VIA! aggregate not less than Si.UJ
one OF the special features was the inter
est which the Greek Letter College IRA
ternities are taking IN TINS matter. There
have been Two meetings 81 representatives
Ut these societies., and another meeting mas
anticipated that an organization viii be cf-
fccteu among the representatives OF the
menJ can be brought before the various 50
C.eues in their national organizations or
chapters. ms Ulll mean the interesting
one hundred thousand college fraternity
men.
II was also reported that the Board Of Di-
rectOrs q the Worlds Fair FratsTual
Building Association had passed d rssOlu-
ton extending the time Tor the payment Of
contributions. which will come In small
mounts In small amounts from the various
lodges and individuals all over the country.
not later than January l. 1876 All Of
the large contributions from various Socie-
Ties are being placed IN the hands OF trus-
tees. to be ned until called for by the
Board Of Directors. iusurIng a proper eN-
penditure only when a sufficient amount
mas been raised TO fully erect. equip and
maintain the building on the magnificent
scale contemplated.
The secretary also announced that the
Executive Committee and officers OF the
Exposition have been most cordially as
ssting the association in its work, and. in
fact. have practically turned over 20 the
association The securing of the conventions
Of the various fraternal societies that
are meeting from lime TO time. The
association has become so thoroughly
a part of the Worlds Fair Press ana Pub
licIty movement that the Executive Com
mittee have rendered the association a
room IN the Laclede building for its head
quarters. At the last meeting % the Board
Of Directors this tender was accepted.
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WORLDS HEALTH INSTITUTE, 1929 Morgan ST., ST. Louis.

Teprsssntatiyes 70 Tire Grand Lodce: B ]. Nc
LaCghlir, Henry knamm ana George 4. Fry.
l1EEr attendance CT memters we're present and
Lafayette Lodge. 40. Us. had a very large
attendance % members and visitors at their
and ha.f as many visitors The election or Grand
Lodge representatives resulted in the election OF
brothers J~ungiing. Hlira and Allen: alternates.
mad the pleasure OF seeing ag reat many men,
bers present that have been absent for some
feTred on several candidates and next cOnven-
ton work in the Page and Esquire and knight
Pythagoras Lodge. No. ~. at last session elect
ed Pas Chancellors Edwin EttingPr and a. P.
Rodgers representatives 10 the Grand Lodge and
H E;ttnEer first and II. ?. Mach second alter
bers. H. requiring four ballots 20 determine who
should be the second representative. Pythagoras
VIII begin rank work In July by comforting rank
Of Page at the next convention.
Zulsma Lodge. Nc. 521. At its last regular con-
vention elected the following brothers az repre-
sentativss TO the Grand Lodge: Paul ReiCn and
and o.. N Brooks as altefnatea. after which a
very enjoyable smoker was engaged in. The SEMI
annual report which - nearly Completed; shows
this lodge TO be in a very prosperous condition
Wabash Lodge held itS regular meeting with
officers in their respective chairs. Several visit
Importance was transacted. The Uniform Rank,
Wabash Davision. No. So. OF Missouri. met Fri
day. June 2. for the purpose of getting mustered
z A Drill DIT, sided. Grand V. @, G q. Ezmes.
Of General Carnahan's stan. was there. accom-
panied by several well-known faces. After cere-
mony the drtllers sat down to n spread which
was Of note. for the ladies In charge spared no
time or labor In preparing the same. After the
luncheon the newly made company formed in
very good for the young beginners. The crowd
was then entertained by Rotations and songs.
began to disband satisfied Of having had a pleas
ant time. /.
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Ancient ride of UnIt.d workmen.

Farmers Lctre held ? public installation and
Te SSrI a,isnSHt s ~ ,nS "s mrrSS11yy n nif iss iS ShIsn mel, SSr
families and friends re har was crowded
warm. AMONG he TT5tainent ri.ioT. present.
were Cara n aiurrzh i-ruty. grand chic -
5 ncItar N. 4. HI-<ias end Rro,h~rs Ryan %
harner Lodge. Tiall-s ard Swan'eT % Western
q Honor clara 4 Mu-r-rl d-iiv Ied ~ .ntsrss.,
INK address On the 4Tee 60 honor, and The pro
lows: risna solo. A. LSRav Isnks: songs. Jas.
AeAnglty. violin 40 Frri Gsycr- Irish .nL
Louise Gerwiner: sr1-. EiNl-I More. fancy
Eer recitatl'n- " l@"h1iaE mF1"I. Eue. 1T; =
lewis. piano -sler'.Hu. Proc SNr W u. H1-
Hs1-y E5shnlnr. III, r,ircW,rs ~ SSr-cfs
wers installed nasJ master wcrsmIn. \. :.
man. f =. P. y@sss. ovs,,aer T.anE Grayrs:
Teeorted 9 r F~opeWsii: Gnanci~r. Geo. ?
Leroy Jerks: -Hsi' wI' yaman. \. Y Crs-
&C.; og,si.s N3s,fTln, E G"iSrbrSndSr.
CITY visiting lodg.s ~ IN: ln;~Ti1r q The state.
"" attended ne F'grth ~ Ialv c.lch stt1n given
uhsr- he d@l'-sret N Adde'S.
Fourth q Julv c.rss-siian =, Eiy.na' No rittn
that vicinity. who're h dsl:ye--i an address on
:, Louis LotSe. on July ! had one Of its old
ton Lodge BROTHER Barnes of CaIcaro. IN.
Supervising Solicitor Henry BrehnIns and SaIicI-
officers fgr the ensuing t@rn- Al visitors as
Wi as BTS.ssrs F5esains and H,ES.n. made
newly Installed officers each pledged himself TO
further the interests % the order. After which
The lodge closed and all partcok ~ Iisht re-
Benton Lodge. No. ~. on last Thursdav even
inE Installed its officers. after which n repast
was INDUCED In during which an elaborate pro
Efammc Of en'e-ta' rm-nt waS enjoyed Among
TIE r~rincipal features were Brother Ben Roifes
ani bis famous guitar and mandolin club: Bro
ihc- Adm HcsseL German comrdia7: Brrfhsr
and a number q others
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knIght. and LadIe. Of ono

Missouri Lodge had a god attendance at its
last meeting. The business OF the evening hav-
ing been transacted. a general discussion fol
lowed for the good o. the order. Many Of those
present, had been Disappointed at the postp0ns-
ment % the picnic OF SATURDAY.. June .. on nc
count q the heavy rain brothers Kelly. Stern.
Nulfsfeld and Howard made brief remarks.
Oak Lodge reports q good meeting. one ap-
plicatiun was received and one candidate was
Initiated with It's impressive ceremonies. Brief
remarks was made by Brothers Ameudl. Powers.
StoTmant. Craig ana Murphy for the good % the
order.
Mound City Lodge received one application and
reinstated three members
Mount Olive LodSe had n large Attendance.
Three applications were received and one canGi-
date was Initiated EiEht applications are pend
INK 4 verbal report was received from the tr;s-
tees In reEard TO the real estate. Brothers Ram
ssy. BnrntrAsger. Cochran. Cole and others made
brief remarks
Lincoln Lodge was well atte-AAf. The topic
Of discussion was the recent changes In laws
made at the last session ~ the Supreme Lodge.
Brothers Schafer. Alswen- Wedel AMI Kuehi took
an active part-
Bremen Lodge received four applications at It's
last meeting. The members are hustinE. Broth
es Bonn. Hartman and James maze addresses
The nicric TO celebrate the txeuty-niHth ami
VcTsary on June 3 vas postponed on account of
min TO July u. at the same place. Ramona Park.
Iuly y.
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Times in Valley, ;. response by Past Regent Chls
r. Cox. The Membership
response by President Gus T. Hurbner. 'uur
Future. response b Grard Regent r. ii. Bacon.
A council at Granite e t.. III. has Just ben
Instituted. with nfty charter members The grant
officers % Illinois Mere present and attended %
the routine work II institution BY Invitation.
Forest PARK Council exemplihed duty 3 IN It's
own unappruaChahlc Mariner. A large number OF
visitoss from st Louis Werr rr-ssn5. who were
most Hospitality entertained. and succeeded in
reschlnE their hrm@< IN time fer breakfast with
their families
Compton Hin Coun~tl VIII give lts annual
steamboat eNcurs'cn july .. The usual perfect
ARRANGEMENTS viii b" made 20 insure the safety.
comfort and PLEASURE q those who attend
thevlli-r Council met July 3 AMI 81. Charles
Council July ; The genius q the season presiI-
cd and patriotic exercises characterized both
meetings.
Henry : Pp-kr- ~ Compton Hill Council. who
recently oECartzed three new councils in Southern
lllnolS. has his eye upon several promising points
his work
Deputy supreme Recent z. LINDSAY Grisr whose
iah1rS IN Nissnurt last wear were 50 productive
81 good results will pav a flying visit 70 81.
Louis during July. On route - Irdtsna. whore
ne VIII inauEurate n campaign OF education"
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ROYAL

At the request Of several councils. the ban
ouet which will be given by the Advisory Coun-
ell has been postponed until September on ac-
count Of the prospective hot weather.
Future Great Council Is easily the winner Of
the gayel TO be given to the
council which Initiated the lar. gest number %
candidates hv July l. The enthusiasm which
obtains in this council f. encouraging % the
advisory officers At Tire last meeting eisht can
didstes were initiated and several applications
were received.
meeting. The officers Of this council have shown
that ~ a proper effort ;he order will continue
20 grow. even during the hot weather. The scribe
Of Eureka reports that the treasurer IS now con-
valesceat and will soon be at meetings again
One candidate was Initiated.
The new business introduces by the officers
OF fvanhoe Council at the last meeting brought
cot the fun membership and the drawings viii
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Tic National Union.

The National Union met last Friday night AZ
the IgaEerIrauz Hall. on ChoEtcau avenue. tne
.ivhteen councils 4 81. Louis being represented
~ sD.rial aIspeusation in n grand JOINT meeting.
I,rt,.tr TIE warm weather tne hat was cTpWoed
10 he limit. Three hundred and thirty men Pre-
ssprss Themselves Gor the initiation. which was
conEgcfed hy Senator John 4 smith q Detroit:
Mich. assisted by senate SeC.ttary Meyers anu
IN ~. Louis.
-ba melting was called 10 order by senator
Hmm vho Introduce senator Huey a chairman.
= 81 Gresham was appointed secretary. Ai.eE
TIE Tnfffa f!on addresses were made rs senators
smith and Meyers. and Al the C'InciusloD Of sen
atgr Mp-ers'E remarks he presented 10 Senator
Huey a uaEnincent badge Of honor. set with
Diamonds. As a token Of the esteem IN which hs
is held BY The members In 81. Louis. During
The fay the visitors were taken to various points
OF interest IN the city. including the Worlds
Fair grounds the parks. the Post Office. etc.
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Al New York Hotels.
%RFPURLIC SPECIAL.

SPECIAL.
New York. July a-AmonC the arrivals n
the hotels here today were the folloWins
Westerners:
st. Louise. II. Mcmillan. s. a. LaRu.
and Mrs. aRu Waldorf; ]. 6 Pyeatt. r
F. Show. Herald Square: ]. b. Arnold, Hon.
man; E. A. Benson. Continental; ]. e.
Moldnor and Mrs. Moldnor. New Amster.
dam: ". 8. Robinson. BarthOldi; A. z.
French Gilsey; ". a Barton and Mrs.
B5rbot, Rossmore.
Kansas City-E. p. Badger and Mrs.
Badger, Imperial: Miss r. c. Wilder 81.
J. A. Wood. Victoria.
ST. joseph. Ringold, Hoffman; r. c.
Wheeler. Herald Square.
Springfield. NOR. Upper, E. N. Upper.
Herald Square.
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Circle.

Tower Grove WOOdmen Circle. No. -. had n
vet. pleasant Afternoon at tneir meeting on last
Tuesdsy. There was a very large Attendance.
visitors from Maple Leaf and G1l.sn Rod circles
being present. Three applications werr received
anu five candidates lnitiBtei. Under social en-
Il, iainmSnt Mrs. Doctor .MunCnow rendered a
very pretty selection entitled Where Are You.
DAM: Sovereign MARY Smith and Mrs. Matte
Marty sang He Has Wandered From Home"
and Miss Edna MAJ Evans also rendered snme
plano selections. Master Munchuw, with his vio-
In accompanied Miss Edna Evans on the piano.
after which ice cream and cake were served. The
visitors declared Tower Grove Circle the banner
circle OF st Louis. They are going to have a
euchre 81 their meeting on July s. An visitors
welcome"
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knight. Of P,thIn..

1t l. estimated that somewhere near fO0. 600
knights % FythtaS and their friends Will rake
the pliEumnse 20, san Francisco IN August next.
For This event all the overland railroads have
enering eyery hospitality. \ feature OF the re-
ceptlon viii be big arches that VIII Span the
chief streets Of San Francisco. They are 70 he
models Of architectural genius. The material L.
70 te entirely OF California production and COM
POSED OF the choicest and rarest woods and min
eIals IN TIE state. The main arch will be 20
Icct N width and 5 feet In height The ex-
terror Is 10, resemble ivory. trimmed with -C6l
.eGt or Earlands for each arch. 100 WREATH OF
double banners. 70 Colonnades. flags. pennants
Damon Lodge. No. n. elected the following
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Illinois last sunday. The reception accorded
them was n pleasant one The installation OK
their ofhcerS will take place at their next meet
ing. They are determined 20 surprise the Grand
Lodge officers. who have promised to be present,
hv having n large class % candidates 20 initiate.
Enterprise Lodge members intend TO initiate
to- members at their next meeting. They have
decided 10 change their netting place from Tween
ty-secund street and Franklin avenue TO No. sol
franklin avenue. Their future meetings viii b.
held on the second and fourth Fridays In each
month. Nothing less than I'VE new members at
each meetinG will satisfy them.
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nepree nj Honor. A. o. L. w.

Tuesday evening by Grand Lady Of Honor Alice
e. Mulkey. assisted by Sister Lulu Baker Of
ter Katie o. nrien as grand lady Of honor. Sister
BurriChter as grand chief Of ceremonies. George
". Baker as grand recorder and J. E. Mulkey
as grand usher. 4 pleasant hour was spent IN
der the good Of the order and cake and ice cream
were served. Two applications for membership
-era regeFvcT
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no doubt become a popular feature o. the meet
ings. one candidate was Initiated
West End Council had an enjoyable meeting
at its last session. Addresses were made by
krutneT- Fueliman. Harms. Levy. Block and Gil
heEt. one candldate Mes Initiated.