The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-07

Lon e. >ch.-naLs.. .o,~s.-.. = dii-. Ani.:
.IIi. !"ri'!"i. II X hat~'n. h.1-'i"L. J Al
80 m,h'r .t's,'" "h,nHmaI / u Garri,"l'
". i. Siringrr. \ drawing f"r = yGiz. BAD. and
,.ues tcgk r!a =. .ii !! 1 rt."G- Hrs.hl- Il. -. an
N" last Im"ttirs ~ A.@yaH .ntsr was inter
.sti',s ani vi! a,'ei..el Thts I1iE' ,H.l -.
Halt. sl2hte-nth ana r!tv streets. Professor
!I'"En"iey ; orchestra Wiz furnish muse for
M-,hanlcs' Lodge had a .,.s interesting nd
inr. In 1.r.,sl1n lrinr IT,. ,i-.it "I' - at!ic..-
,or III. rnsninE term. Thu w"rs tnar:y, as"l-
resulted A. follow: Master wurLm1r. Edward :.
titii.tL; I.t,iiim. 'i.,r''~ li,,H"l Jr-, r.,5>,.r,
ts-d ". ~Soh"rman, r-'"sy.G. II ". Meyer.
gut-Idr ,.atchnnn. \ Ai.s,r. Itat.-i. f.. j.
M"aaghan. trust.". long tim. i'airlck II. rllIk.
der !. 7. ii,'!" ':,rjlm'n SEA"@iin. :. \ NeH
,.Lnh. NJ. NJ. Hhnain an. \ e, MainwrI-ht
amendments 20 the BYLAWS. and the 'ommitt-',
ptintei containing i s"st.- & tn membership u
jefferson I-o'iS" hril on 4 fa- largest m".t-
orratign t'=ti'S he "i.'tt'l u "fHc.fS- About go
- f.ii,", M'i,"f g,lkn''". ,h5tsIia" FL;
Pa he!:g. ii. i"rorl.r, ii l. Hat.nsen; man
"i-r. WiIliarI uut,-ur.ch: r"c~i."s. William "a
'ir'rge H.yheir. @n;~iir wa,'h.ain. i t;"asei:
tru-,"". E:-'! SchehaIm orEau.st. x. Karl: Al
'HAAF AANH "a "a '#' IA HhaA#Aa ~
toy J. Jacobson Tro "tt."'~-"h'"t T.ll b. pub
!tcly installed ur January : "a: North II. I.pu.i
Turner Hall. Tw"r.j' III ana Salisbury streets.
b!r candidate 49, initiated ami M application
r-C'IN-:.
N.p,un~ Lodge held a SPECIAL meeting on SAT
'it'fy evening. H.. t'e irfI"s'' II initiating a
"Ia~- "f candidates. : tdice number II fH'
m-f'L.rs ~ the lndg" v-i- present. also .l.l.cI-
lions from West Gat-. f".y.r ';nrv-. Iaf.y.r;"
anu $'U'h Side irLEtS. IH! th.-. members #
'."il station Lodc-. N. ~. cook station. NJ.
tn initiation vas "un !Ucf-,! rs III" Magnolia
q. -r"- team. lIni~r tn. direction q: Captain
TaroI"r- y Fayn.. Among tn. visitors pres
Mi!"r. Grand Recorder Ii.n'y ". M-y'r and
ti:ini Medical Examine f.. ,ur =. .. 'irs-F.
Several plan" selections VEL rendered by Broth
~ II T.. Lowe. .Aft-r Lusi"t>s had ben trans
auie.: all present were invited L, ,i- lining
hail. where 4 supper had ten g:rr4-~!- InIi.I-
ltrc--t. vii make ~. largest r:IiU IN the contest
Z: membership which j. nnw On. ana vii cary
away rh. priz. banner offered H. The N"rNIH-n :
Association.
Tn. grand officers mt with Bohemia Indco N
ia"t MDnlIy .y-g!nE. and NJ" r"""iv-i ny Il
IaIg" I;trnidn.r Il th- u"rt!'-'r e that ly.!C'.
Interesting a.!t'r' SOS r--, - al. hv G:oui Ma
Peck ri. the Grand i.pl-r FI,, iu'- E Mn!tt-- a"i
II. -. I.siS uf Phoenix i.I!gs w-r" li~o p.cse1i,
Music ~;t~ furnished 10y am "TCa-Str1. and ;he
local comedian. Charles :. Wagner pleased those
u---ent with his comic songs and saving. After
III" meeting all w"r- invited - a dining hall.
wh-re r'fI.<hments were served
Lafayette I.~ig- hall u w-l-attcnled meeting
on Monday evening. y committee was appointed
to look nut fur an.ther meeting Tlt.". on Mon
DAY evening the election II officers for 49, VIII
take place. and all members az" requisite. 20 he
present.