The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-03-09
knight. and Ladies' of Honor.

The meeting of the Protectors. Association and
held tuesday evening at No. SSi7 EaSton avenus
was largely attended and full OF Interest a code
s sf laws rsai aG sox and the G monthly report FssT'Ss to Il
made by the financial secretaries and hle, with
favor and unanimously adopted. The next will
Be held at the hall Of Eureka Lodge: No 2s'i
Grand Protector John D. o'Keefe, has POST
ERss I the s1aei1 al T Ysks n 5S Banner TSsssa L9d sys,j Mo.
March II, and announces that there Will be only
one visit this week THURSDAY evening. hS to PRO
Eleventh street ard Franklin avenue. with Hy-
perion Lodge. No $50. accompanying the grand
A new lodge is being organized by Deputy
s,Ituted at No. a1i FTanElin avenue the latter
part of this month. twenty-five applicants having
Humboldt Lodge. No. Iss5. received the grand
No, 20. last Monday evening. the occasion be,
T las ,ne w annual ares simi' ,b aeo" r,n tS msin sere i inii
tiatei and two applications were received. Order
No. L vas taken UP and a; the conclusion Of
a handsome souvenir OF the occasion. The mem
Pro CT Eic JShhnn LIZ Fsiid MSi a'' wifi hfess a aan d5ans
silk piano scarf and a bouquet OF American
clpient OF a beautiful onyx table At ine hands
committee. coInrrisins Sisters Annie Trunk. En-
ma Hoefer. Johanna Feldmann and otiliie Keles.
fpeeshes. vocal 1a and inatruyyneTG 1aH iausfs. Among
iaoss aaking part were !s;d G'and Protector John
~ h"CIr- "fdUC SIilf shfdU pEltne II
and Meier ESgeI and Fast PTStedtor Anna {.
Shoutsaa kSdEe. 40. it,i. will meet mex, Tues
6ay es "Ia The spi."vais for 'hs applicants
pteme medical examiner: and the candidates will
bers Of Tie iaigs residing In East st. I.oais.
numbering fifteen. arr arranging to attend the
Official visitation 10 Enterprise Lodge. No. 22si,
Friendship Lodge. No. rs. had a rousins good
ated one candidate and received two applications
Tor Inemherttip. \ committee was appointed to
lodge hall. Broadway AMI Park avenue. Tuesday
En,erprise Lodge. No. 22:.. had an interesting
time at its meeting last Monday evening. Two
cations for membership were received. A com
mite was appointed to arranse for a royal and
hers Of Ch9ateau Iodge, No; 1851. on the occasion
Fl Tha ne roo dh ny n. ', n1seI M Tas !, t ,Se hand: M ng en-, -;
Guide Sarah Grimes and Sisters May Kemsify.
William KeTnsicv and VI. NJ. Moran. The usual
entertainment and hop was given at the close of
Losing lodge. No. Is4. had a packed hau las,
Wednsstlay evening the OCCASION being the; an
Of Ia Lodge. No. sII, and de:egations from Ri.-
ckonteau and Magnolia lodges. "A brief history
Of the sixteen years existence OF the lodge was
Showed the lodge to be in good financial conail
iion. Some interesting remarks were made by
tarv !. j. Kennedy. Grand Officer Ludwig MARI
and nd S Sister. L1 Ha54x b Eos,m.x AgEs snS Perez BsTssrase
C,cusa. At the close Of the meeting all repaired
to the adjoining hall. where refreshments were
served in abundance by the members OF > the
lodge. stories and jokes were told and general |
good fellowship prevailed. |
Olive Branch Lodge. No. $40. met last Monday |
evening. with a large number Of the members
present. -Four candidates were initiated and four !
applications for membership received. The En- |
Committee was instructed TO provide I
some kind of Measure for each future meeting.
vigor last Thursday evening. The grand
officers paid the lodge an official visit. and were
by the members OF Anchor Lodge. :
liz. numbering ninety-six. and representa-
rives Of Enterprise. Goethe. Humboldt. Chouseau.
Olive Rrand. Friendship. South Side. Garnet and
West Gate lodges. After the initiation of one
candidate and the reception Of two applications
for membership. the good Of the order was taken
up. and addresses Were delivered hv Grand Pro-
tector John d. O'Keefe.. Grand Vice Protector
Johann Feidrnann. Grand 6ecretery J. J. Ken
nedy and Grand Officers NHry Fox. Katie Nc
Dade. Ludwig MARI and Sister Nav Kemsley.
Entertainment Cornmittee. comprising Sisters
Annie wickham. Mary Lester. Della Remand and
William Gleason and John McGovera-
extended a personal welcome to the visitors. and
at the close II the meeting led the march to- the
banquet hail. where a sumptuous repast was
and the merry gathering voted the event
nne OF the most pleasant affairs in the history OF
81. Ance Lodge.
Anchor Lodge. No. 1I73. last THURSDAY evening
degrees on sig candidates. and SEVEN
applications for membership were received. after
the meeting adjourned. and q deieeation
Of n,nety-six paid a visit to st: Ange Lodge.
Union Lodge. No. 1884. had a well-attended
last wednesday. and received four ap-
p~lications for membership. Secretary Krug was
10 notify the members to attend IRE
next meeting. at which the grand officers Will
pay their annual visit to the lodge. . commit