The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-11-30

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connection with the order. He Visited Garnet.
MED by Crane, Protector John D; ,oKeefe. Grand
s Secretary Brother 4; i 1o ssnnedy ad nna sthe each a5a mae, Gd,i.
stating that the order was adding 81. 10000 in
frstH Of the 2 US Year ToG she e order m Would n show Hnf the oy ia ree
est surplus in the Supreme Lodge treasury in its
The semiannual election OF officers in subordi-
nate lodges will take place during the month OF
The official visit to Monogram Lodge by the
grand officers has been changed to Monday even
The grand officers will visit Eva Lodge. No.
Isps aSrsn h hEsSdsaSi t VIII aIso e mee, at tbs tbs
s hall on the v,s same u syen I'm ,t To- arrange a. m for the
han; thirteenth and Utah streets. Saturday
ports ths %reception of two applications for relief
Excelsior Lodge gave a euchre after their last
IRON Lodges last meeting, was very interesting.
Of visiting members were. present from Garnet
dd dates was ahe eo neaS%S1y BY '' P aea,,esars MEX iesef Ii idha Of
Garnet Lodge Remarks were made by Brothers
hss Schiller H! Lodge G met Monday niasr evening" snd s,n Fhree cam
Sidatss received the degree and two APPLICATIONS
,. ShIpp; wa t idss, sn5es ams yI.,, the Supreme, GP EN- pro.
by Grand Protector John d. O'Keefe and other
Chouteau Lodge had a large attendance at its
meeting last Tuesday evening. -Four card mem,
with the secretary. An entertainment was given
, after THE The ss @Sf t M,.s meeting A mons
rane. Mary Steward and John Hayes and Lester
Seymour Lodge had q well-flled hall at its
euchre and entertainment Thursday evening.
re aagnGii FOUR r0 aeelI ialtiaasd ft tnre meG saaqi6ases at a i,s
meeting Wednesday evening. Final arrangements
viii be given at Mu,h's Hall, Sarah street and
Chouteau avenue. Saturday evening. Decem-
Martha Lodges members have invited the
Grard Lodge officers to attend their next meet
Eighth street and Lafayette avenue. Doctor
Charles Fl w II We] r n grG ,ss Gom and see or AIRY
ap AHea aesE sor iq Rsiiss f sanain nssss And 5ss ss i'd
meeting THURSDAY; Secretary Anna M Kelley
Pearl Lodge added two members to it. res
Clover Leaf Lodge awarded several prizes at
ana three applications received. The masked
s saii St to LOUIS es si1 Tarn ey Hail. shs i0 fifteenth Sitt f street Di ans
knights of Pythias.
There was a large gathering at the hall of
4! asA1 whan the hea% oofioe as' were e elected. /. HoS Ha.eh
was elected ehanss:lor sommsnder, Professor Gus
one hundred and twenty-five members were in
The following members of Damon Lodge. No.
pre I George & Helt Il. HGrn IS; n. Of ar7 M,. 4 4 81 s.uG can;
! ssSiss <; 4. Of DAVIS +; 3 M s. Of + rl R. ch hsE@sl I. u Ms e E.:
y Ct A; Charles {. H Ms[s a , / g. william
+, +. y. insipen; Henry knsanm and George
Buriai Lot Committee. Charles l. Ho1tzmann:
Memorial Association. H. II. Bermel and Henry
Red Cross Lodge, No. "a. had a meeting
Msanssass Tie Fishi new sv efac ,e 9 eleeaed are ef aa fol- II
lows: James P. Blake. c. c; J. B.. Higdon:. '.
&; D 90s to-: " ". H. I; S ssiai Rssln (. o VI r. a. = N 6: Iasn
$: Blake. M.,ef F:;.A.rJ. Kitchener, y. Of =;
4. Fl Gsat 3. M g.: az c h e. c & Ssh s&rssie9 ! S; +:
Dean W: F: Bonn and j. A.. UrcuahaIt: ".
tive to Relief Board.
scandal Lodge had the best-attended meeting
Esquire was advaneed 70 The rank q Kn,sht:
heed; At VERT the .i ssess,op hv OF uo 9snieTs tw yats out %s. Of
a few visitors from local lodges present.
Lafayette Lodge. No. 1es. had a large attend
Of officers and comforting the rank Of
! sesfSs On ! Tss f sdHS'fass' ofS SsS ap gers elec, ss:
H Her riys. s isnn;ns 6; G n,r;:,s John 7. ste gIhsns W l. c.;
Fred Horn, Of IS; william Modrs.
p Din N: at spa are: W Vi ANT +. H Ha nj adj 'o I. G.:
w. Barrett; g; Gii .n E; Porter, trustee for
lnrce years. II. i. Alien. SNaSleS Jennings. W. \
Modra and Fred Horn. Transient Knights Re- !
lief Bureau.
The following officers were elected for Wabash |
No. 24s: John Renford. C. c.: II. Bensick,
c.: Charles Critics. M. Of W.: %. l.. Osborne. |
prelate; F. H. Sachleben. X. of f. & s.; W. F. |
NJ. F.; L. C.. Dieckman. NJ. of F.; H. |
NJ. at A; e. Il. Schlothman. 1. G.; r. |
). Randolph, o. G.; John Chadeayne, financial
Thomas Nicholson. John Chadeayne and
4. S. Kirby. w. & O. trustees; Ed Wentz, RELIEF
Bureau.
Pytssgora. Lodge; No, "a elected the follow
iolley, C. c.: William A. D'eyer, ". c.; William
lanes II. Autram. n. Of E.; T. F. jutz. N" OF
>; Edwin Ettinger. X. of r. & s.; Henry Shaw,
at A: John Mccarthy. 1. c.: A. F. Walter, I
}. c.: E. B. Holley. representative to Relief
Bureau; d. L. Hadley. A. Klug and H. F. Bert
am. widows and orphans trustees: j. G.. Smith
wick. financial trustee.
The election of officers for Future Great Lodge.
80. zs resulted as follows: O.. A. eraser. {. G:
NJ. OF. w: v. a. Roberts. K. Of r. &
J.; c. H. Bartlett. NJ. of f. n. c. Clemmons,
OF f.: c. H. Davidson, NJ. at A.; q. W.
I. G.; II. C. Montgomery. G. G.:
(. p. Fritschle. g. r.. Cutter and William l.
euler. financial trustees; F. G. Wenx. Relief I.
Bureau; c. D.. Crandall, r. P. Fitschie, ], v, |
W, & o. trustees: N. II. CIemmons. r.
?. Fritschle and F. G. wenz. Committee for In
knights Of the Maccabees.
Benton Tent has organized a degree team.
regular rehearsals after each meeting.
It a recent meeting Of this tent nine candidate.
initiated and four anplicaffon, 49,