The St. Louis Republic., 1902-01-19
.FRATERNAL NOTES
FROM THE LODGES.
Entertainments and Installations
Are Chief Features of the Pro
grammes at This Season.

The next meeting of the Workmen's As
sociation of the Ancient Order of United
Workmen will be held at the hall of West
ern Lodge, No. 335. southwest corner Elliot
and st. Louis avenues. on January %. to
which all members of the order are invited.
Entertainment and other special features
will be presented
The next meeting of the German Work
man Workmen's Association will be held
on Sunday afternoon. February 9, at Eek
hardt's Hall. Cherokee street and Texas
avenue. All members of the order are
cordially invited to attend.
The last meeting of Brotherhood Lodge
was well attended. the occasion being the
installation of officers for the present term.
which was conducted by the following act
ing grand officers: Z. g. NJ. W.. Carl Zim-
mermann of Helvetia Lodge, No. 234; G.
NJ. W., Christ Noerper of Des Peres Lodge,
No. IS; G. F.. J. II. Klages of Brother
hood Lodge, No. 29l: grand guide. Max
Rich of DesPeres Lodge. No. Is: grand over
seer, c. G. Miller of Peaton Lodge, No.
50: grand financier, George Bobring of Des
Peres Lodge No. IS; grand recorder, Fritz
Bobring of DeS Peres Lodge, No. IS; grand
receiver. Adolph Cage OF Olive Branch
Lodge, No. 81. After the close of the
meeting all present were served with an
very much enjoyed.
Phoenix Lodge had a very interesting
meeting on Thursday evening, large num-
Der of members being present and an ex-
traordinary interest in the work of the or
der being displayed by every one; Two
candidates. were instructed in the degrees
of the order. also in the mystic side DE de-
for membership were received and referred
to a committee, and several more are IN
view. Brother John A. Peck Of this lodge @
member securing the largest number of
new members during the present terrn.
Brother Charles W. Parker in addition Oh,
fered prize to the member securing the
second largest number of new members.
Lively times are looked for In Phoenix
Lodge from this time on
night but what it, has one or more canoi-
dates to initiate. The event of Ihursdays
meeting was the initiation OF Buward rbe Js
event was suitably celebrated with ban
auet. The new master workman. Brother
Christ ]. Heinritz. covered himself with
glory by the able manner in which he con-
Quoted the initiatory ceremonies. s,,
A rousing meeting was held at jefferson
aSoat ose 200 as of lis members were present. and
also a numbe of visitors. among whom
were Grand Recorder Henry W. Meyer
Erhe. Henry A. Grimm, member Grand
Lodge Finance Committee. William F.
Bohn, past grand master workman; Doctor
Z. o. Greer president of the English WORK
mems Association: Edward p. Walsh. vice
president of the English Workmen's Asso.
eiation: George W. Baker: guide OF the
others. The officers for the present term
were installed by Henry w. Meyer. grand
recorder. assisted by Past Master Master WSfs- E2hs
Beckman and Stroeher. Eight applications
for membership were received. and under
the good Of the order snT syee
tor E. o. Greer. Edward p Walsh. William
F. Bohn and George w. Baker. After the
meeting closed all were invited to dining
lunch and REFRESHMENTS This lodge will
give its twentieth annual prize masquerade
22 at North st. Louis Turner Hall. Twen-
tieth and Salisbury streets. An elegant
souvenir will be presented to each lady at
tending.
Farmers Lodge had a well-attended meet
ing on last Wednesday evening. at whicn
one application for membership was re-
ceived. and the committee which was ap-
pointed to make arrangements for the IN
stallation of officers. which will take place
That a for e
promised to all who attend. All members
Prospect Lodge, No. 5e. held an inter
esting meeting on Wednesday night. and in
stalled the following officers: NJ; w. Emile
overseer. F. B. Peyinghaus; receiver.
George o. wippern; financier. H: L Yer;
der: recorder; a; r. Verdier: guide. Fred
Horn: /. w. F. Hassendeubel; o. W.. A. j.
Coffin. The installation was conducted by
Past Master Workman L. c. Lavat. Quite
asEe nnbsT OF svsnn snen s
st. Louis Lodge had a well-attended
meeting on last Tuesday evening. and in
Brother Rose promised to bring one appli-
cation to the next meeting. Visitors were
present from Magnolia Lodge, No. Z. Ci-
passed a pleasant and enjoyable evening.
The grand master workman and grand
recorder hays Just returned from the meet.
the Palmer House. Chicago. where they pre-
sented the claims of Missouri for relief for
sd the I0 fbe and Rf az soarS but hs Sam
ment presented to the Relief Board shows
that the amount Of money paid to the ben
efciaries Of deceased members in the ",
is s7s6. .ss5.
The grand recorder is in receipt of
liner in which he reports that in the
first half of January the number of appli-
soaS tba r Of aaf mah shoMs
a general revival in activity throughout
the jurisdiction.
uary g. installed the following officers for
the present term, the installation ceremonies
being conducted by Past Master Workman
Flynn. foreman: H. Dodson. overseer; VIII
liam Warren. recorder: H. C. NARROW,
f1nancier; A. Dietz, receiver; T. ]. Conley,
guide; ]. Stanton, inside watchman; p.
Barton. outside watchman; j. f. Timmons,
past master workman and trustee for three
years; medical examiner. G. Boemler. A
good attendance was present and all had
an enjoyable time.
Banner Lodge, No. II. eleated the follow
Ing officers for the year 1902: P. NJ. W.,
s. C. House: NJ. w.. J. G. England; fore
man, Jay r. Jones; oyerseer, E. Spillen-
kothen: recorder. Daniel Ryan; financier.
John E. Foley: receiver. John F. Ryan:
guide, NJ. A. Higgins; inside watchman. H.
L. Malin; outside watchman. ]. F. Stinson;
organist. j.. G.. Dolfus; medical examiner,
Doctor G.. A Mellius. The installation OF
officers will take place on January Is.
Magnolia Lodge had splendid meeting
on last Thursday evening. at which one ap-
plicant for membership was received. On
January 80. this lodge will initiate three
members of the City Fire Department This
lodge will give a euchre at its hall, Eight
eenth ara Lynch streets. on the evening of
Februarf 6.
Majestic Lodge No. 50. will install its
officers on next Wednesday evening. jan
uary 2. to which all members are cordially
invited. u
Mechanics Lodge had very interesting
meeting on last Thursday evening and
transacted considerable routine business
The Committee on Euchre to be given at