The St. Louis Republic., 1902-12-21

No more official visitatiuns Of the grand OF.
which time. the official schedule for iyS; viii b
! printed and distributed to the lodges The montr
to she new dases @heh ' Ravs BEEN Instituted
! PropaEating Committee will hold a meeting
within the next few days for the purpose OF ar
the State U which VIII se after er' The
first of January The grand secretary has over
from as many towns S e and rSf ces rnrongnSut the
state. Grand Protector John u. o'Keefe rs en-
ergy, in the work Of upbuilding the order outsiie
%6ub ,h ana IN this ihIs h w:,s
Oak Lodge. received visit from the grand CT
. outlined by the Committee on Arrangements for
teresting The exercises opened with the init a
tton Of candidates and the Ieceptign Of five a2-
1ieers took place and bfiSf address were mad;
and ssnG F"a t E
among the protectors Of the various lolges pres,
Boges, e Doctor Oi Charles les H. WeinSsrg. K. O. Tay-
I9s HepEy HorsmeyeT% % ana sde ks,efs Mana Mana p
The protectors meeting last Monday evening
was largely attended. the arrangements ma1e for
the class initiation proved successful last even
itiation, and the entertainmrnt was most sue
cessful and was largely attended.
a full house: the attendance was the largest
evidenced at meeting for some months. Nne
p Grand GRaes H. m
and the degree was conferred on three Sandis
] hall to & he siEsn by tie ledge as
eHenns
Triqmphant Lodge met last Monday evening
Change the placer Of Meeting % NO $
Broadway. Meetings will be held the first
Humboldt Lodges last meeting was well at
tended. Grand Vice Protector Johanna Feldmann
was preser: and addressed the meeting and pre-
sented three applications for relief fund MEM
sss sspn s as
,ector, Abe Tiresting; secretary, Kate Dahlsfen; rem
financial secretary, Anna 6. Hisg.ns; treasurer.
csSsFs NJ ANA as"h guide
Protes,ion 1sa LGdse elected the following Of
crawford: vice protector. Alice Anderson; :" past a
rrotector. Matilda Reid: secretary; EIvira Craw-
Julia WasqRe5: treasurer. Joseph R, Reid; guar
STAR n92s %dss as sens G Mas made
,ntsTei;tng by Initiating FIVE sanddat.s & @ and the
iiacates; The election Of cfaetTs resulted as fol-
lows: Past protector: /, {. Ferrse: protector
seeretaFy. Adehiia Mueller: t5easarer: Albert Te-
Fisher. Guardian Mamie Whiteiureh. se' 'A'''e'
,,I,i Initial Lodge will have a house warming next
Cass avenues. The regular meeting each month
ana ana 5 5e e
first meeting night in January. y.,,
last meeting. The election of officers resulted as
Martha Loefler vice protector. Gustave Schenk;
secretary; Emma Lanmaln; financia. secretary,
Anna Lodge held an interesting meeting last
INTO e Of t ns ssS
applications for membership were read by secre-
% tha, the St Louis
Hall had been secured for the masquerade ball to
be given by the lodge Saturday evening, jan
Lily Lodges last meeting was up to the usual
on three candidates by Protector G. E. Cobb, and
Secretary Michael Forrest read four applications
,, Cho9teau M Lodge will meet next Tuesday even;
the Of W of the zen @
bers Der "a as to to which one viii b Ing the larger num-
Of officers will be held The second re reading : OF
the bylaws will take place. ;aonthly prize draw
ins i1stsd wi be had and five candidates will be in
Friendship Lodge will meet next Tuesday even
to to, submit to the Lodge a, this meeting intia
S 5dse w siG the safe eoRn
last las THURSDAY evening; Past protector. Mamie
financial secretary F Goiasnifh tressuTer 1sd Fred
% snda sen eE sshn
ssehy grss cassy aza ans @
aluga. The lodge viii not meet until the second
8a ,Ss nsTs
s9 call all at the financial secretary's
Enterprise Lodge ss had the usual usual attendance at
its last meeting. Three applications were re-
follows: Past protector. Daniel Ryan: protector.
William Kemsley: vice protector John r.
secTetary; Mary r. Morris; treasurer. Margaret
GsDSnald shsPlsin ran Grace Ian.zen guide Sarah
c. Robinson: pianist. Lorretto Tyson.
West Gate Lodge had largely attended meet
ing last Thursday evening. and those present
the initiation OF twenty candidates
and the reception of nine applications for Relief
Fund membership The lodge has added fifty
members to its roster far this month, and 1t
is expected that the banner held by Concordia
L2dge Mss, A NeT o York city, will he surrendered to
Pride of St Louis Lodges last meetin: wa.
vel y II i attended tend number of applications for
Ada Lodges last meeting was largely attend
ed. The election Of officers was held. FIVE gp-
plications were received and a degree conferred |
on six candidates.