The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-06-15
HAPPENINGS OF week
AMONG The LODGES
knights and Ladies of Honor Pre-,
pairing for Celebration of Or
der's Anniversary.


Dewey Tent held an interesting review on June
10. quite a number Of visitors being present.
Two new applications were presented and four
teen candidates initiated in the long form. Tn
der the good of the order, Sir Knight Stanm
male some very interesting remarks upon the
work the order vas doing throughout the city.
Remarks were also made by many other sir
knights. Among the visitors was a knight from
Peoria, III. The Entertainment Committee has
prom. sed To- have i nne entertainment prepared
Tor tho next review.
A large attendance Of members vas present at
the last review Of Hall Tent, and Il great deal
If enthusiasm was displayed. Considerable bust
ness Of importance was transacted. and one can
didate was initiated in the short form. The
members Of this tent are enthusiastic workers
and expect to make a good gain during the
year.
AT the last review Of Imperial Tent nineteen
applications were received. ami the enthusiasm
Is just as strong as ewes.
DEPUTY NJ. J. King is doing his best to hull
up tAe tent and tney VIII certainly reach The
w marx before the close, Of tHe year. Inc In,
terJainnnent ComTl,tce will provide a vocal and
ali members are iratrlnaiy inrISeG to he hrs
eht. At tn last review The sa-2.las 4 the rec
on account Of the increase or business 10 wn.eh
these officers must attsn:,
Record Keeper Campbell is going away IN Il
fsya a IN t"e near tHisis. and IS sNTgeis1 to
ietuIn. PAST G@mnaTnSHcr Ken MAJ iGls a ri .oi AID IIi
addiess, and his remarks We're. received with
lawn Ialiy ON the nisat tney wa .cc=.ye lne
80 D1itne., anu iAgy eNI'ct thus 20 be The
"orl1's tsir rent. at is review Mon"ay even
ms ohAlF d" 'HlttAHHl LlFft fttrA.ItLIS ana le-
relved several Implications. The toni was sII-
ht-gG by tae reilin Of DEPUTY Great Com
his sta IN me civ. frrfsrsar ~ ttHrGsS1 ,fsri3taii
a. the organ. ana Commander Date Of IylaGos
en- was present ana addressed the REVIEW.
day evening and "S enc ' or tie H. n ~ - Va .ap5-
% me meunS was taG display "t 1 At mt n
h.severai members VINO are il, anu /: was ,ne
- O th-S s!ostd the ie'lc" cary ana visited
noGnL 1.iEe tent IN q 10Y Tnr great record
- The efficient Gcr-ee team o. Mount live Tent
iEitI2tid two calculates n tie long form n
the evening Of Jure > aGi received REVEAL ~
llicaticns, The great REQ i keeper was pres
tton 10 the candidates. C,Hsi, =. abe busia ess f
the initiation 81. Louis Tent came in ia a h ~
ana was heartily received by Commander WI
Meiist2n Tent had a god attendance at TIE
tsnt voted 4uanIn@usly On tho cal Tor sG5sc.ap-
Tins for DIE TerHpls Of Patiently to be erected
.Tessns flom suburban Tent and made rem RS
thta tent aIe becoming Essy efficient in h i.
work AMI the tent Is prospecting.
f9r engagements until September / on accoun5
Or the warm weather Tents desiring assis AK. e
rsSarulng the inI,iatOry work in the snort f5IE
scan have tue same ny Addressing uead ;ua e :.
ont at the ieview rcid Thursday cse4irs. on
tSndlGate was initintct and tc members prom
tse night Of meeting on June .. Sir KniEn:
G1mm n apS shpT KI 20 on Ct tie Add!ilg
pointed On the Entertainment Committee. Under
the good OF the O.d-r remarks were made b..
Sir Knights Stahl. PgterSCn. Meyers, TIA got
llaEcrty and Commander Dete II Ivaahoa Tent.
lie review closed with several ucpolsr sci g
lions on the piano by Sir Knight FrOeich.
lamp gave an entertainment at the Pickgick
Ifeatcr. II was the unanimous opinion Of thoss
present that II was the finest Maccabec enter
tainment given in this city. The Reverend Grant
y Robbins. supreme chaplain, was present and
delivered the princiDal address. His remarks
were Enthusiastically received by the vast audi
cnce and he held their attention throughout HIS
lhle address. The programme was excellent and
th- presentation of the State commanders corn
mission to Mrs. Raikie by Esther Tracy Risdon
was made in an &ule manner. Mrs. Risdon said.
in part:
l cntcy the distinguished honor OF representing
our sisters Of the l.. o. T. VI. in our city on
this pleasant occasion. to express to you, in the
grateful we feel for the splendid assistance gou
have rendered us during the past few months
that you have been i'll our midst. To a mind far
more profound and . tongue more eloquent than
NV own. language would he Inadequate to express
the deep debt Cf gratitUfe we feel that We sll
owe you for your uErcmittinC labor inSso ably
exomplifying the beautiful ritual Of our order
and so lucldly explaining its aims and objects.
lis but a brief span in the great period of
time since you came among Us as our supreme
auditor. to advise and assist US. but the great
ability that You displayed. which was augmented
and Grnamented by your charming manners and
yrur mOdeStv Of department. soon caused us to
not only admire. but also TO love you as a real
bona fde sister. and also caused us TO feel that
Whittier must have had some one like YOU IN
his miad's eye when he wrote these beautiful
lines: