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

JUDGE NOAH NJ GIVAN
President Missouri Fraternal Congress on
Worlds Fair Fraternal Building Associ
alton.
to the building of this FraterIaI Temple.
I'VE should appreciate the recognition given
US and let US hope that no lodge, however
small. may be found wanting in making
up proper contributions
the Ladies of tie Maccabees, an organiza-
tion of over 10000, writes II am very much
Pba1r With the Sat0Sk HiTs for the +
are putting forth extra efforts along the
line of securing contributions, and We have
sent out special literature to our hives with
respect to the Fraterral building which
We trust, will be productive of much good.''
Mrs. E. d. Watts. supreme oracle of the
Royal NeighborS of America. $4,000 strong,
auxiliary to the Modern Woodmen of Amer
lea, says, Il am pleased to advise you that
all member of our society responding
F'raternal building"
Here is copy of the resolution passed by
the Grand Temple of Missouri Order of
Rathbone Sisters, aware of the way that
fraternal organizations. which is sweeping
our land from shore to shore, and being
fully alive to the advantage accruing to
humanity from the organization of both
men and women into fraternal societies. ap-
tion to render an adequate expression to
the American people of the immensity OF
comparatively recent years, by the erection
of Temple of Fraternity at the World'S
Fair at St Louis most heartily indorses the
Temple of Fraternity and will gladly af-
hliate with the other fraternal bodies in
making the movement a success"
The Eastern Star has working organiza-
tions in every State and Mrs. Lorraine ].
Pftkin, grand secretary of the order. at
recent meeting of the Board of Lady Mama
gers of the Temple Of Fraternity. spoke en-
Enthusiastically of the success the movement
has in her organization.
The Degree of Honor. Auxiliary to the A.
Q. U. W., one of the first women's organiza-
tions to take an interest in the Temple of
Fraternity, is doing nobly and will stand
second to no other organization in their pro-
portionate share.
The fourth annual meeting of the Mis-
souri, Fraternal Congress was held Saturday
building. The principal business was the
lows: President. Judge Noah NJ Givan.
supreme reporter OF the Knights of Honor;
first vice president, William r. Edison. SUI
Union; second vice president R j. r
White, supreme recorder of the Legion of
Honor; secretary-treasurer. c. F. Hatfield.
A Huey, the retiring president. will consti-
tute the Executive Committee for the en-
suing year.
An amendment was also made to the by
laws OF the congress-. changing the time Of
the regular monthly meetings to the last
Saturday in each month"; between and
O'Clock in the afternoon.
knights of the Maccabees.
The election of officers Of Crystal Tent held
Tuesday evening resulted follows: Comman-
coyneP record keeper %am NJ Msr M
fiII Tin finance keeper G Hur.ig: chaplain. vii
master at arms; William Lueckerath: first mas,
guards Of Wam H. a A G9ssn sn,ne e
staats: picket. James. Easan. The officers will
,,E Emmet Tent elected the following officers on
he coneK sS1enE Of r. Pss5
commander. F. Knight; record keeper and finance
ssTsssnt l. Houston: p'An Master at sfnneSsE afms +
master M nFss master q guards Noles second
clsary: sa.y: ssi R,sfe! T Thousand se,'ne'' E. H.
evening 5es rens held review last Monday
pIica.ions Sir Knight Ellis, deputy great COM
elect and ali emers ar number Of new officers
orous o year This tent has, reduced from So per
large crowd is expected to be present at the in
;sssasOn ;ss nds to he held publicly next month and
a'Rs Rsepsn ae whe aSs nE re- r.
r.y,sw Missouri TsT Tent had large attendance its
= sree team initiating five new candidates old
Of ,he bsnneT ne boom a and expects to have
igS; This tent has more police officers among
and 5 WORKERS Knshas II sse Ma Ssy
too nu@eTaan oemnn' 20 hamms Alexander and
WE'VE ,wedp,esdIay evening American Tent held re-
work being done by the Great Tsmn 6ayree ,
team. number of visitors were present and
This tent has rented the North st Iouis Turner
Hall Hall for a public installation. to be held next
Great Commander Anderson departed for Kirts
Nlie. MO-. In the interest Of the tent al that
Voiht on his return he will stop Off at Macon
mo. 70 meet with the tent there
vstops and Tsni had its usual large Of
Monday evening This tent will hold its annual
masqme mss naii on December 2z at Uhrig's Cave.
nciy, py Great Commander Anderson assisted hv
the Uniform Rank, January s. 1903 Amongst the
iS isSsnguisnea visitors present at the review were
=. " j.; M who made interesting talk OF
an auxiliary nve to Union Tent Remarks were
Knghts In McGulrich and Kuhn Of Anderson Tent.
Sir Knights Rohn. Casting Arnold Irwin and
Boschenwether of East ST Louis. ST. Clear
were Initiated and twelve applications receiTed
WEDNESDAY evening for Springfield. Mo, Where
will hold meetings with various tents fn'' IN tbaf @
section OF the State in the interest OF the order
OF n1r Hann,ba she past week Commander elect Price
Camp headquarters. and was given a cordial
reception. Sir Knight Price attended the review
81 M,san Tent Tuesday evening. also the
with the hall well filled Tower Grove Tent
held It's review Monday evening w NJ Sherman
In command. Elevent applications were pre-
team and sir knight admitted by card Tower
Grove Tent decided to have a public instaIlstion
the flrst meeting in January: The Uniform rank
Installing officer Under the good of e the aee oraes es
snoss remarks marx, Ss Were made by every sir knight
evening receiving five applications. The oteergs
OF this tent will be installed January Is.