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

Park Avenue Council No. 7o7 gave a hop At
their hall last Wednesday evening for the ben
eft of one of their members The hall was dec
Grated Five new members will be initiated at
the next meeting; a number OF new applications
are on hand.
Security had a large attendance Monday even
Ing initiating six candidates and receiving twelve
applications large class awaits next Mon
day evening for Initiation. The Reverend T Mar
tin, national preiate of the order. will be pres
ent at the meeting, December %. and a gen.
extended On December 81 Santa Claus will max
his annual visit to Security Council at Phoen Z
tried In Security. will be retired in Harmony
Council. December q change Of venue being
granted by Judge Watts.
Twentieth Century Council had a good attend
ance, transacting routine business, with Brother
L. f. Esochoff in the chair. A number Of visitors
from other councils made interesting speeches
The central organizations resolution for enter
tainment of next national convention unan-
mously adopted.
Harmony Council held interesting and we'll
attended session. A masquerade Of the royal va
riety will be given by this council January IL
meeting. numbering among its visitors William
Pritchard OF Wisdom Council. Brother SNYDER
deputy national president for St. Louis and Sun.
flower visitor in the person of Doctor Bostick
from Kansas. Mckinley starts in the new wear
in harmonious, prosperous condition and ex-
tends fraternal greetings of the season to all
other councils.
Anchor Home Council had an evening OF en-
icyment at the regular meeting Wednesday even
ing. 1t was decided to have a social gathering
the last evening of the year.
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During the last week there has been much &C.
tvity among the lodges of this domain Quite
a number are preparing to open the year 1903
bespeak for the year e.. interest which seems to
grand chancellor. held a meeting at the Castle
Hall Of Joplin Lodge. No. 40 Joplin, at which
representatives from the various lodges in Jasper
County were present. and quite a number from
the sister domain of Kansas. The meeting was
very enthusiastic, and in beha 4 OF our order
bespeatts for that southwest comfy an Interest
in Pythianism which assures tive work during
the coming year.
An Innovation will be made ,;y Excelsior Lodge
Nc 19. which has just recei ed handsomely en-
graved certificates Of attenoa oance, which viii be
mailed to the wives Of members after the first
OF the year. The certtfcs te will show the ac-
tive number of times the member has absenteI
himself from the regular meetings during the
year. "
Red Cross Lodge: No. d. had work in .he
Second rank last Wednesday night. Four petit
tions were received. The new officers will be
Installed Inst lie January J. and they promise to bring
The annual Christmas entertainment for the chill
December %. 80 ''
Lafayette Lodge. No. 12s had. as usual. a yerv
large attendance OF visitors and members at the
regular convention Monday evening, Decemm- m
ber II. Several applications have been received
and great maEy more have been promised. The
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knights OF Honor.

,hs1 1pns as ss had
ssas Eaaek a.s, s ss fSso HsSs1 sssSd
P&STssly P9ss. :sn5Is; sTss s1 Msss JoSP
Centennial Lodge was Well attended at las,
lie installation Of officers with an entertainment
fn1 as AGe on 5
AIsks5syy AHIsIsssy: s IS MI f. vTRssssa +
Tssyons. TssySns, Fss RsHSIte, En,,eh
nn..sn saaFd ee0sns
Mount olive Lodge had 1s'fe an Interesting meeting
Two applications were received. Committees were
s % is. n
.hn and T. ftss f. MerE
Missouri Lodge passed resolutions Al last meet @
ing to have a public installation of officers. to
END Tith =, enchre tn, on January 81. Ladies and
olive Branch Lodge initiated two candidates
ali present sd,ourned to the dance hall Below oWa
large attsndanes was present. and a pleasant
he adss
mented ant upon baS the series Of RECEPTIONS given
ii wans tsH door
party and dance hss BEEN CONCEDED by hose
in attendance at Oaks dances in the past that
Columbia Lodge ini.ia,ed two candidates at
their last meeting. Committees were appointed
night Grand fs ,Rs!af''fn
Holton; special s.aI. deputy. p and N. c. Bursman.
Chevaiier Lodge had an exceptionally large at
tendance: and an snthusiastie meeting. The
held January q. reported all arrangements made.
and the tickets were at hand for
finances.
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Ladie. Of the Mnccab..,.

The class initiation held by the L. o. T NJ Of
St Louis on the evening OF December is was
II the iraternal world in this city for some time
Miss Bina NJ. West. supreme record keeper. and
Doctor Susan Fisher Rose. supreme medical ex-
sniner were present. Fully LOCO people filled
dates entered to the strains Of beautiful music
and raised their voiscs IN unison In repeating the
seaGtiiul obligation of the order, which was
West
The ladies who assisted in. the initiation were
Mrs. Kernie Vale, commander of Bna NJ. West
Hive, who delivered the lieutenant comma nder' S
charge in a most beautiful manner: also Mrs
Clara l. Carroll. commander of Queen Bee
Hive. who took charge OF the past commanders
work. Doctor Rose welcomed the candidates and
Lacy Withers commander of Oak Hin Hive, de-
lIvered the invocation. The team Of guards un-
der tie able command of Captain Mosely these
Osards representing every hive in this city. per-
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orator f:Fieay E!se ssss?: ri R'EsssE
fseneaft asnsz treasurer. @ joseph Hise cSapa A W
E;Tikson warden s,k.saf kaunin; guide j 4
Anderson. f. L Isaacs. c. L. kretschmar Or
S@n5s Vioiet Z m % eflRspresentatiye John P,rsa;
alternate T. j. Rogers regent j. fur1s PbI,yn ySf
sss"1; psst regent aeehs S1a
collector. F. JupeSeE: Treasures Herman oL,i Har
tees John Bgrton, j. o. Ackerson. L. Phlipni;
'ttt coe Briiianse iii Charles
;ss resssi G. Il Mfssha Ifsea Orator Or IL
Brockmann: past regent; J. " Headsn: sdsn ss seers
s1s sisE 2 p Raehsa G5G1a fSisSE n haan @
s;ssk; Ns ;orssnis,. 1Ianisf George n Galicvay y
taeiid Council. Reprsser.s,iys N; cream;
fsss1Ha'si Ryan Vice Tsssnt, 6 p. TTiss; orator; {:
urer. M Ss0fse f. r Little: chaplain i. H%nksT: lT :
ssafe sadh senrl en- L. W. trustees
G Nideiet. j. c. I.achance and E. II. Joyce: or
s'Hss 6ive.te T. SEfE,Rs Hutz
field l. ~ Raaeph Tss Srior f.
$::ts 'Ss' T.. S
P'e 1s ffairy Wi.sns,h an% :
ofEanis! It. t WppernII SGpgperII-Rer,resen,s,xs cnss
Kmsae. alternate H. Solier; regent Doctor r.
9: Hereford: vice regent w Funke; orator. @
tary C Kuske: collector. c. Wilhelm: treasurer.
j. g Kuske: chaplain. J. ThOroughman; guide,
william Funk Jr.: warden. A. Hess: sentry, q.
Eifer. Jr.; trustees. H. Bloom, II. Frye and W.
Hartwig.
Doctor N Saenger of Victoria Council has been
commissioned medical examiner for st. Louis.
J. speelman Of Cincinnati Council were visitors
at the Grand Council office
Council meetings this week: Monday. Ozark.
Valley Delmar, Ka-Ci-Mo-Ra and Joachim:
Tuesday, Hickory. Euclid. North End; F;oris-
SAINT Valley, Sedalia. Easton Usage and Eande-
venter: Thursday. Kirkwood. Old orchard Gate
City and Cabanne: Friday. Benton. Victoria
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knights OF Father Matthew.

The following installing officers have been ap-
pointed by the supreme chief sir knigEt to install
the officers of the subordinate councils for the
ensuing term at the first meeting in January
St Louis, No: l. John j. O. Brien. installing Of
r;o feeri St Johns. Nc. 2 Patrick Mucahy:, An
No T.. Thomas s: BowdeIn; St. Lawrence
ORIOLES. No. .. w: II. o'Brien. S. c. S. K. /:
st. Malachy's No. c. Thomas s Bowdern; ST.
Ieresas. No. w H 0'Brien. 5. C. 5. K; st.
Mary and Josephs. No .. the Reverend p p
Crane: Emerald. No. TO- Thomas s Bowdern ST.
Alph2nsus's Patrick Mulcahy: Sacred Heart. No
-. W. H. 0'Brien: st: Kevin's. No. 81. W. T.
Nolan: st. Cronan's. No. o.; Timothy -Mahoney:
2S. Thomas S. Bowdern: St. ColumbkiIe's No g.
/; p. Coan: Holy Name. No. ~. ". H OBrien: /:
Mount Carmel. No. ~. the Revelen D. s. Phe.
Ian: Kenrck. No. IS. the Reverend James T
Coffey: St Roses. No. 30. B. r. Brewer; st
Mathews. No 61. b. r. Brewer.
Frank ]. O'Loughlin. supreme deputy chief sir
knight. has charge of the installations at Kansas
City. Mo-; John Caples. supreme trustee those at
Kansas City. kas.. and Doctor J. j. Mclaughlin
those at Chicago.
All Saints. Council. No So. wa. organized Mon
day evening by W. H. O'Rrlen. supreme chief Sir
knight in All Saints Parish Several other ap-
plications file and the respect Nor large
council is very ENCOURAGING
kenrick. No. 4s. will give a euchre and hop on
Wednesday evening, January II.
The gold badge. which was donated by Brother
Thomas j. Ward to be ava d.d to the member of
kenrick Council who would secure the most new
financial recorder CT the council.
ST Roses. No. 90 is making ARRANGEMENTS for
an open meeting at its hall on Wednesday even
ing. January "a.
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Odd Fellows,

Mechanics Lodge had three for ballot and
initiated candidate
Jefferson Lodge elected the following officers:
vice grand: Edward Lnhardt. financial secre-
tary: George Elmore. recording secretary: George
Nogler. treasurer.
for membership One candidate was S initiated.
There will be a public installation the first meet
ing In January; Tie Entertainment Committee
reported the ball. recently given, to be success
ti;sd feers; John sair noble grand: Otto GrIesbaeh
secretary @ c J; stebbins. financial secretary
Ghares Raesr and Mplfsr xe,as x1rsasursr; Philip Riley
Little. representative the General Relief Board
Pride Of the West Lodge elected the following
Officers: Of Fred Hoesemann. noble grand: Adolph
ing secretary; Friedoin Spraui. financial secre-
tary; Joseph Letford, treasurer. The euchre was
well attended and proved TO be a success
Harmonic Lodge elected the following officers:
!r.. vice grand: Edward Arutzen secretary; John
Lindecker. treasurer; F.. C. wolpsrt. financial
secretary; Clemens Unenbers. C.has. Schmid and
snd Ed Hs;en Widows asa r.
phans trustees; Oscar ]. wamser and c. Friece
General Relief Board. Past Grand Master T. T.
Parson made remarks under good of the order.
fcers: John W. Henderson. noble grand: j. ".
Dudley :ice grand: J: D Lnkenblll. recording
p Bennett; treasurer; Had one initiation last
i.aclede Lodge had two petitions for member
ship. initiated one candidate and gave eight the
First degree. There will be no meeting OF this
Carondelet Lodge was visited by number Of
lodges last Monday night.
Keystone Lodge elected the following officers:
grand: G. ". Hoffman, Secretary: aenry per ptse
mage. treasurer.
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RnYaI LeaNue,


Eureka Council elected the following Offices:
w J. Kridler. archon; s. p Merriam. v A
Mueth. collector; James , Roach treasurer; A
st. Louis Council elected following officers: II
NJ. Davis. archon: A Busch. v A. W Col
collector: L. RoSenbaum. treasurer. Much enthu-
siasm prevailed. Two applications were received.
A Fellowship Club organized in Hamilton
Council Monday night. with f. S. Fish: presi-
dent; s. H. Overholt secretary. w. E. Newman
was present and assisted in the organization
A. Fellowship Club was organized in West End
Council Tuesday night with fourteen members.
Leo Block was elected president and H C. Har-
ris was elected secretaTy One application was
received and two candidates were initiated.
a novel entertainment took place in Missouri
Wabash Council Thursday night The hall was
filled 10 overfowing with ladies and children. and
one OF Sells Bros best clowns on hand IL
entertain the children. Old Santa Claus, too was
on hand to distribute presents TO all the chill
dren and made friends with them all. w E
Newman advisory archon OF Missouri, was pres
ent and voted the entertainment decided sue
cess. a preliminary meeting was held in the the
consdered and four candidates were initiated.
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LODGES ARE ALL WORKING
FOR A FRATERNAL BUILDING.
Judge Noah VI. Givan Elected Presi-
dent of the Missouri
Congress.

The women's fraternal organizations are
doing their part towards the Temple of
Fraternity to be erected at the ST. Louis
Worlds Fair. Among recent letters, is one
from Mrs. Eunice Melville of Minnesota,
editor of The National Rebekah, official or
gan of the odd Fellows Auxiliary Woman )
which she says:
Il feel more than jubilant over the pros
poets as far rs our Rebekah lodges are
concerned" and in her appeal sent To the
Rebekahs she said that they would feel that
a .reficXion had been cast upon them if
they had not been called upon to contribute
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-12-21

IN honor OF the late Louis NJ. johnson, the first
e9mmander OF Mcdowell Post OF East ST. Louis
mas; MARGARET Bonehill. wife of the post COM
h1ie. n senior vice president; Mrs Moliie Vinson.
5unicr vice president: Mrs Sarah e St. Clair
Chaplain: Mrs. Belle welch SECRETARY: Miss Ida
wagner treasurer: Mrs. Sarah McCieiland. con-
ductor: Mrs SOPHIE Tyndall assistant conductor;
MIS-; Mary Iaughauser. guard. and Mrs. Mary
Z; hruenmel assistant guard; delegate, Mrs
Lizzie {, O,Leary- A large number Of comrades were
obligated. and the circle has certainly BEGAN its
career under favorable conditions.
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lodge will hold their regular meeting on Christ
mas Eve and have work in the rank of Page.
Robert L. Cowan Lodge. No. 49, met on last
Monday night with a large attendance Esquire
l.. Lohse was advanced to the rank Of Knight.
On next Monday night this lodge will give Its
annual widows and orphans entertainment. az
will he presented with Christmas gift. The
committee has furnished elaborate pro-
gramme. Entertainment will start at Sis p. m.
at Castle Hall Of the lodge.
Pythagoras Lodge, No. 275, advanced three Is
auires to the rank OF Knight a: last convention
in their usual effective manner. Brothers Davis
and Gordon of Golden Crown made interesting
remarks The committee promises that the pub
lie installation 10 be held January IA Will be tae
hest in pythagorass HISTORY
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Ladies' of the G. A. r..

At the last meeting of Colonel William Henry
Stark Circle, No. 2. the department inspector.
Miss Benke. inspected the circle. The work done
last year was highly praised. Miss Benke re-
served.
Iizbeth Noble Circle No. {. inspected by
the national chaplain. Mrs. Mary NJ Stark. \
beautiful bouquet of canatlons was presented
to her She also inspected L. s. Grant cir
Gle No s. at their last meeting. and reports both
circles in Hourishng condition.
The department president of Illinois. Mrs. La
rada NJ. Pilo. and the department secretary MIS-
Ella Maude Arnold, in company with the DEPART
ment commander. Mrs. Trembie. and delega-
ton on Wednesday last visited East St LOUIS
10 make complete final arrangements for the de
partment convention to be held May ;, and N
East St Louis. They were met by the national
chanlajn Mrs Mary NJ Stark, and all were
roysjiy entertained. A carriage ride through the
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city in the forenoon and trolley party In the
afternoon Belleville IN the beautiful palace
The Mounds part of the features of the On
tertainment. Mrs. Stark had IN readiness a cir
Gle she had organized at the request CT the de-
partnent president Mrs, P;io. who instituted n,
circle In the evening in the hall of Mcdowell
Post Library building. Mrs. susan A. Fuller.
department senior vice president, with Mrs Stur-
dvant of Lizbeth Noble Circle No. 4. and Mrs.
Sophie Sennewald and Mrs. Lulu Carter OF
Colonel William Henry stark Circle, No 2. were
also present from this side. The CIRCLE was named
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Degree Of Honor, A, o, u. w.

The last meeting Of South End Lodge was we'll
attended. and 1T was decided call q special
meeting instead Of the regular meeting. Christmas
term took place. which resulted as foiows: Psse
chief OF honor. Dora Delaber: chief Of honor
Barbara Lowenau: lady of honor, Sister 9ronert:
recorder. Carrie wendemuth; fnancier, Johanna
Gaffney; receiver. Emma OKeefe: usher Lena
Byron; inside watch Emil A. I.owenau: outside
watch. J. v. Kinney: trustees. Sisters Byron and
Gronert and Brother Kinney: medical examiner
Doctor ]. 8. Reber: representative to Grand
Lodge. Barbara Loewnau,; alternate Johanna
Gaffnsy. This lodge will hold a public instala-
No 81 A. \, Q; bly, 7; w, on Wednesday evening. jan
The regular meeting of Phoenix Lodge will take
place on Tuesday evening December g. at which
time there Will be a Christmas celebration for
the children Of the members. A laree Christmas
tree has been purchased. which will be set IJp
and elaborately decorated IN the lodge room and
the evenings entertainment will consist OF ad-
dresses. songs and caiisthenic drills ard instru-
are requested to be sure and bring out all the
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Legion of Honor.

Excelsior Council met last Tues lay evening
with a good attendance. Three applici ants were
elected TO membership. and five canG dates were
initiated.
Alpha Council will hold its regular meeting
Tuesday evening next. and several candida les
will be initiated 1t will be arranged AT that
meeting whether the installation Of officers VIII
in January.
st. Louis Council will meet on Monday even
ing. when class of candidates will be in-
tiated.
The Executive Board met on Saturday evening.
transacted routine business and approved the
death claims Of X. d. Hunter and Charles L.
Withall.
The supreme chancellor is appointing his in
stal!ing officers. and in due time notices will be
the dates of installations.
The following councils will meet this week ::
Monday.St. Louis an: Lafayette: Tuesday.M-
riday-Carondelet Hyde Park Unity la
Ivanhoe. Buena Vista: Saturjay-Compton Hll
Empire and Bonaparte.
At the last meeting of Hyde Park Council the
following officers were elected: Chancellor. Ben
jamin Humphries: vice chancellor. b; f. Fem;
treasurer. James H. smith, chaplain. C. p.
Stearns GuiGe. Anson Murphy: overseer. l.. Con-
nors: sentinel N: J. Foley: master Of ceremo-
mics. E. NJ. Wadsworth: trustees. John Grady,
+. Stockinger and A. l. Odenwalder: organst.
A. ]. Iandell: reporter. Pierce c. Murphy: rep
resentatives TO the Supreme Council. Benjamin
Humphries. b. j. Fem. L. e. Keevtl. J. NJ.
smith Anson Murphy. f. NJ. Wadsworth. George
Kelly and Pierce c. Murphy. The Entertainment
for the annual ball TO be given on Mardi Gras
night, February
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Order OF the scottish Clans.

The members OF Clan Douglas have accepted
an invitation to attend regular meeting OF
Clan Campbell on next Tuesday evening. Deem
her 90 Several candidates will be initiated art
er which the meeting will resolve itself into a
regular old time iollifcation. A good time Is
promised all who attend the last meeting OF the
year Of old No. l. !,
Clan Douglas: No. 3. held its. final meeting Of
the year Tuesday evening last. at It's ha,l.
Grand and Easton avenues. Owing to the ap,,
sence of Chief Charles Mackenzie. the chief
elect occupied the chair. The attendance ot
members and visitors above the average.
and the only business of Importance coming up
was the discussion of the stag euchre on Tues
Cay evening. December 30.
4 stag euchre will be held Tuesday evening.
december 30. at the hall. corner Grand and Eas-
ton avenues. The prizes 10 be contested for
have been secured. and the committee says all
is ready for the play.
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Ancient order of United workmen.

The grand officers met with Tower Grove
Lodge No: @. on Saturday evening December
Il and were met by very large attendance Of
DELEGATIONS were present from Neptune. Vera
west Gate. security; Mechanics. Benton and
d sstinE addresses MsnT were delivered BY Grand Re
iner Doctor E. o. Greer. Chairman Of the Grand
Lodge L Finance Committee H. A. Grimm and p
y: SMespie. recorder Of West Gate Lodee No
w. Music for the occasion was furnishsi SY
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