The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-05
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The official visits Of the grand regent NJ o.
Council. accompanied ~ Nandcyenter Ceuncil
Saturday 10 spanish Lake Council. which VIII
The REGENTS Association OF Missouri met
diseTn4y from rsa'n All p]reyious mseiinEs in that It
was graced by The presence % iaaiesTan1 ne
les be frequently introduced at future galhsTinss
= the body TIE meet5ns rad Reen a ne host
OF the occasion and was assisted in ne reception
o. hf Er s5Sse ez 1 sSsnn''difi Distinctly social N it
features. and VIII doubtless greatly increase ne
most reaehed fever heat supper vas served At
7.Se and the bauguet-room vas artisueaIiy os2-
rated with ported plants and cut nowers: While
colored lights adorned The table. The iolloEtng
tained and sent regrets. were present. each being
ssS sS2f; r. ]. GSiiynman. E +. WescoJt. J. p Ksr-
shaw. J. Elspermann- James Cagssen. Il -
: knight J. II Bel a Il. Mpsile5. y. Il II
Baker. ]. VI shoriai. W. L. PsringeT. W. L
s,eeker. A. westemsyer. J. T kaemmerien
CnsEpeetediy. but greatly to the pleasure q all
/, was present as the representative o. supreme
Regent ]. a. Langdtt. whose unavoidable absence
presided. The nrst speaker was Past Grand Re
gent L J. Melser. who responded 70 '-The Mork
Amedee PetinE on The Subordinate Councils
Acting Grand Secretary Jere Hsldeman on .Ths
Hustler the Life Of the Council supreme We
Regent A S. Robinson on The ArSsn1m snd
the Home and Grand Vice heEeuA 2 - blI-
bour on Fraternity the only Foundation y In
the course OF the evening vocal S9ios NeIe -
piano accompaniment By Miss Z N Nohl Pro
lessor Francis Z. Cook recited 81 Last Ouch
Blackmer gave a recitation I'm French-Canadian
dialect. Al a seasonable hour the participants
iIShtfui evening had been passed
Victoria Council had a great meeting on VISTA
ton night, probably the greatest In lts history.
viewed from amy standpoint The members OF
the council were out in force and an sNeepIoh
weii-deserved tribute % the enthusiasm and
magnetism OF the popular regent Of Victoria;
Lanes CIaussen. The visitors included Grand
ofAce1 r. II. Bacon. L J. Nelser. yere Hzide-
tSsT' w n DesbaeS. ". / Ciacas. Regents A
II. Moeller Of North End. z 7. Wescott q Ben
OF Mentor. william Ii. Miler Of Chevalier. } 7.
Kaemmerlen Of ST. Charles; Past Regents Ihass
large delegations from North End AID Benton
councils Euclid: valley: o1'e!Ts ana n6 S9esI
lions were read. one candidate Initiated and one
work OF Nictoria-s degree team. even SIhSer -
inE letter perfect In his charge. and the beauty
BY request Grand Orator Amedee PetinE pre-
sided over duty Il. which consisted OF vocal and
and Miss Ella Jordan. which were Artisticaly
rendered; a bunch Of new and HUMOROUS stories
Intersper-ed between the numbers were two
minute addresses by the yisit2rs Keiresh nshlss
will long dwell in the memory OF those who
were privileged to be present
George 3. Bush. regent. In the chair. -Four ap-
plcations were presented and others reported On
the way. The official stan was completed by the
election and installation o. Doctor John Reed a.
vice regent. Wallace X. Smith as collector and
James r. Sullivan a. guide A Committee on
BYLAWS was appointed. 20 report At the next
procuring OF ali needed supplies All the duties
were gone over In detail. and the methods and
general laws Of the order carefully explained
and studied Deputy Grand Regent Caz b. Cox
presented his commission. Grand Amedee Pc
ting was also a visitor. both were warmly well
coined. They made helpful address, and other
wise materially assisted In the work Of the even
healthy growth and OF becoming a most desirable
addition 70 the roll % Missouri councils.
Benton Council had one application and three
limitations and appointed 4 committee Of hVe 70
arrange an entertainment In the near future.
with special reference 20 the attendance Of the
ladies. Regent E. r Weseott made a stimulating
address. Business was expedited. and At the
or Victoria Council. where their Imposing en-
trance was greeted with c1eers.
Forest Park and Mound city councils will omit
their meetings next Tuesday evening. Yelled
Clovis n, Bowen Of Pawtuck.t. p /. supreme
trustee. and Edward r Schrosr OF Iudianarous.
Ind. grand secretary. were callers Al the Grand
James Claussen. regent Of Victoria Council. e
visiting Sedaiis. and can be relied upon TO do
some good Arcanum work during his stav
Council meetings this week. Monday. Crmutnn
HfI. IaclNde. Carr Lane. Olvette. Magnetic.
banner, Marquette. violet. Tuesday. Mentor. -.
Joseph. Bconville. Missouri "Wednesday. North
FSnd Thursdsv. Valley. Kirkwood. Old Orchard.
CATE city. Cahanne. Friday. Benton. Victoria.
spring River. Saturday. Spanish Lake.