The St. Louis Republic., 1902-01-19
ROYAL Arcanunl. i.

Grand Guide Edward H. Buckley. past regent
Demand iaside OF ten a day. he installed the Of
ficers OF Spanish Lake and Mound City councils;
south End councils. and attended three meetings
Usage Council received three applications and
Installed the Officers. after which Regent earle
readings by Herman schottmuelier and instru.
EIs cnnna sS sg R.o ss ass m' meeting where one
application was received and one & candidate in
rssr rss and tsra Friday n'n0' 'ose man. ." '
tendance at its last uns meeting @ when The insaa
tion of officers took place 1t Is sending out a
tiers Of members. asking their cooperation in
securing applications One candidate was initi-
ased ssea., and quite an attractive programme pre-
Doctor R. G. Blackmsr. accompanied by Grand
PARK 'ee couneii n visited t Joachim Council at De
s1 e1 its a pedses OF
support TO Regen, JeikEl and Doctor Blaekmer LACK ,
en
team do the rituslstis work 4. splendid ,Ssl celia
,sn fss Rssns s
Conkln, Secretary Stone and others.
were ere d received The installation was BY Deputy W
p. Gettys and songs by H. c. Heyer and plano
yiesoris Council turned out one Of her old, old
fashiSned crowds to see the nsW rsgens one m
the council James Gausen% % and his % Officers srin in
was s IN tn.
Of F. II. Brownell; Felix and North End coun-
dressed s dn' the s's Council and together with R
Wilmer contributed songs. Readings BY l. A
anS s anS ths The of
council SURPRISED the meeting d with s duet srxea On
RspqRy sse oeSs cSaas
Goune,i ptse After April the meetings viii be held
in the Odd Fellows Hall on the first and third
Benton Council had s, fine attendance nLnsS OWNS
ths niaory Ror and then nsssled aSe
GERS e elect elect The new regent. E, F Weseott. ad-
mapped ' oa, plans for efficient work during
administration. Great regret was unyersaliy ex-
last meeting. transacted important business. and
after the cigars were passed discussed matters OF
tes Council keeps up tn. good work.
and expressed to Grand Regent @ Me,ser after his 4,
% their ''s welfare by the grand officers. some Of
whom Lave been present at every one OF their
De;mar Council received two applications ana
listened to instrumental music BY , Brother Daily.
South End Councils officers were installed by
Deputy c. o. Fischer OF Compton Hill Council.
Grand Guide Ed H. Buckley. assisting The Ma
ss na omas Pn 'Rf With
Nerth End Council susstant,ally remembered ed
by the genial secretary. Henry A. Borgmann.
@ sentns him with an elegant eli rocker as anu rscos
milton Of his faithful and successful service In
administration that he was reelected for
Benton Council thought the recent marriage OF
has well served the council as assistant seere,
Its Il. Ss z. 5 m xs fss @ SnS aS S
Happy lie for Ohee the newly I w welded Couple @ % %scord
insly number Of friends assembled at the
essasd 9o e on
day evening ,, In an eloquent addrsss; expressive
bracing almost everything that could be needed
Snst,ation. but succeeded in expressing their
Of the evening was spent socially. including an
The membership league of Compton Hill coun-
81 gave It's annual banauet at Bre!tling's ili on
fair The tablea we're m elegantly deeorated: and
the menu served in courses. One hundred and
Hake. Jere Haideman and Carl Molier. Every
% the By hs ana aa
dresses expressive OF the satlsssction that pre-,
esas " 81 Tsas Sessn soSd
GERS MsseT Bacon and 1s. ..s-s,s3S s. RGD
ssssse sdsssss ;sssIsa, ,s..s. sss 'f s.|6: NJ
Of stick pin Local talent furnished S,or m9ss anS
enJOyaDle entertainment, ana Wlt-
good feeling prevailed until the advancing hours
suggested the propriety Of an Adjournment. g.,
The Royal Arcanum had q net increase IN
membership OF 21.l7 in 1901. equal to lo.N Per
Gent The increase in Missouri was aeeS5d9n nd ,n
some Of the other grand Jurisdictions az oaso,s nOo
u.s1: Pennsylvania. II; Virginia 1870; D,stsict
c. X. Il L. of America.
The ST. Louis Advisory Board will hold its
its hall Sixteenth and Chestnut streets. Elec-
tion OF officers VIII be held.
St Louis Branch. No. 30. at its last meeting
:he Reverend Doctor ]. y. Pleus assisted by
81 rreme Trustee z. J.. Regan. Erench 80, in
itiafed one candidate and received two applica-
tions After the meeting closed music and dan
cling were the order. Miss Stella Gum sang ac-
con ranied by Professor NJ karw.n.
St Patrick's Branch. 81. will give compli-
me ntary e, tertainment and ball Wednesday even
ing January %. at Its hall, Sixth and Biddfe
st Patrick's Branch. 49, of East st. Louis at
its last meeting elected officers follows:
Sptritual director the Reverend Charles GIlnar-
tin: president. J. T. Fitzpatrick: vice president.
i. T. Gilligan; recording secretary, Niles Rose A.
Naricn: financial secretary. Mrs. M u. Roberts;
treasurer Miss NJ. L. Flynn: sergeant -at-arIps.
Mrs w C. Burke; sentinel. Miss Josephine Ma
rion: trustee, the Reverend James Downey: med
ical exc etnIner Doctor John Stack Representatives
TO Advisory Board J. 7. Fitzpatrick. J. j. GILL;
gan and Miss Rose Marion.