The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-02-08

S appointed. consisting of sisters Anna
Sackberg.
ssrship. i The fe lodge VIII viii a 4ash Business ,es NEXT NEXT
a an4r sany evenins; After the meeting a enchrs
Cox is sick and will not be able to attend the
meetings for several weeks.
ing. The Propagathg Committee Will he APP
pointed and other business transacted by the
Royal Arcnnum.
ss Srsaa ''t 5sre H FL ai aneo ins 1na Af't tso ,'r ss%
s9uncils in Kansas CITY THURSDAY and Friday
February. IL. at Cape Girnrdeau. and \still an
Eik Councils officers we're Installed by prps',
IL :: t y; aasr- c assisifd b by f &c who, ". made al M baInr
four candidates i%n,tiatei., 1t was resolved 10 o3,,
by an ELABORATE entertainment at the Fickwic,k
place. II Frank s. Th"rber. william II Misssr ard
Il The M G M9sT E CaanGIff If the E ;sssr VA hold II,
convene in the Holland Gniid,nr Hall. St. Lomis,
committees as follows: Credentials and Mileage.
Eisassr Of h COMPTON MS9oT Elm 81 T caunc,l. i iSnn Il. Kirk 81
H HAM, o. a, Council; , DiTtri Ibnhtio ', Mnn IL,
Benton Council. am Joseph Huber of Elk
Gf maS0H eo G1HRSil mas Edward H II. i., e Eis'' as fr ;Ss
repT.sentatiye of Grand Regent Bacon; He in;
otherwise greatly assisted this young council IN
us Mtrk- RESPONSIVE addresses were dISO fndlS
officers Of Macon Council.
nlisas,on rb was S,. TsGsivs sara and nc sn ne, e yvIIiism , e
gent of Garden City Council. Chicago. and Past
G sfEsrs f both OF " whom Sm''n Made e aslSu'iS ad N2eas...
Regent Williams, also favored The meeting with
Carr Lane couneil bad a splendid meeting with
R ReSsp. pS %s2s b =; F; B ,S41s s p5si,atas; E very
read and three candidates initiated. Very impor-
s Was n masa 1y w ,ss t Tsr.a, bi ans an asle sad MsSs
rendered by Brothers Yandell and stall. a very
=. E. Pesnelle and George Springmeyer Of the
y. NJ; e A.. who have become very efficient in
Iaclede Council gave a euch,e for its members
q 1nrsa at nat its las last mSm e s whie tb. Was ,. 81 well aIs en to
f ) s$s 5sfsssSiSs s ssssFs sses iHSsf Iii Iii Is 5ss ss s+s;sf
Is constantly presenting something new: He fur,
a"Sssribs. p.romtsinE a new meln fsfi before sof' MAY
aa Benton aysni nSun ai the had 1o "a splfndid A fa.ae an e, s,ri-
lent menu had been thoroughly discussed. the fol
I rsstion p Df 6ra,or A., ~f p T 1snasfss H BENTON 'H Sou M
81: past and present, rssponded to by Supreme
Benton in isS4:" BY Grand Regent F: i. Ba:
The Past Regents Of Benton" by Past Grand
G Grsa9t Regent e. IT i Ms.sf Halj Tsminiscs aSsS Wives By r snd
ne afR'? all T p2essnt f Raa an sn tn bseeme m mseifsss
Of the new Membership League; Four applica-
a,ed. Regent W. c:Iucas presiding. songs
E SnmoI given .b by William F. Fischer which with
macher. provided an enjoyable evening. The old
Mt GREETINGS Friday evening. at which Joseph
Er9cksl; tenor; Charles LeClaire, Harry Never
e ia essSf NE anu maxwell appeared IN spe-
Ka-ci-mo-ra Council had an interesting meeting
Two applications @n9's We're e' r Msived IN one e'g me sThsi
r.. Lee of Gate CITY was n visitor A liberal Sub-
scription was made to the Worlds Fair Frater-
given. Which included a number Of new records
made by the members present. the reproduction
Marquette Council had a meeting. with Regent
1sss0 nea ID 6 SnS5sal MATT pTeS VI Hie 2es p aeplIssfi0n
S e son isst1 aS MsssFsi m H!Fsi ss X Tssa; ' psiae AG snd
5 :alisn Rotations R,irns zo and readings M. by Msssrs:
and Tobin and short talks by a number of the
est. s:'@ and s under so shs et 4 isaaosi' ssds ass'Eso Of 'n1 e.
S S ! fair to e ehrses ali int its 1 Previous fanso reco assoe's Ths
last 11 meeting W vas Wash sha aas by the attendance
ans al 'U Whe have h sanin f buek Gede on g the ts al1 oa ve Net-
withstandins the unfavorable weather the at
seiysd and srranesmsnt tn" eom npG'ted'i for t Ses ee fe-
hratio On, of the twentieth anniversary on March
after which Orator George II. Russell took Charge
p pna pr seies 81 { MSS es0 Esssie ki xalsa 5nflod in.,i rS-
,atian, f bel & n By scb pTG,esser H; w; Oven Nv reel
Mound city; and addresses by Deputy Simon s.
South End Council had a meeting of great in
ieepsa: YIN Y, O.. f Fiseher i inss ai fa tse o,l Rsss.din IN
o cfc ssnth End Of c6 hs many ny so Q >, works sks.d in ri behalf ali
elegant ssatA six fS' u ni%efi,. ne & G isTss eid dsissssio %'' fre an
E senb G anbsr Wbs present. ms.s;i HEADED lea by Recent 10,
pleasure Of the nm meeting. Add feases'V were 10 made sde
6 6y., Mess TsoT Fischer. S ;sl jJshas,3n and sun;
%ieetions and orator Nick Hooek broHidesd an eie-
v EG'e n aEi,5Iar p. s foq Rst.1 had I'd r., = splendid sss;l meeting nee Ing:
tors Of i! neiuded t D9cto e@sf E. n F.. ''1 Bf easir' regent ass v' Of
Carr Lane Council. and Charlie: Fischer Of VAL
:hs san' 3. G ). sh Ss sn0% Wa mans Installed anIsdes as Chap ap-
lain; The meeting was entertained with songs
sirumentai music by J. Headen and George W.
Galloway; Rotations and readings by H: G.
made BY Deputy W. l. % ,cinca sch H. 'i IIewe Sare
ee oia Orchard chs S1 Gosneii is sn ma lahsTf big preparations
Tor fo1,r ITS nI ne1t meeting; when it will have at least
provided an interesting programme of enter
II fs5 sslsa 6; Arc: saa T Y! G ST sa1as sF s siSa, sSsPii
G G9ans cod sslEid n,Gcs Ill. were visitors at the
GGunciI meetings .this week: Monday-ozark
e Ssi"f Euclid Fi on 'S SslPeR.. se rdnfiisay Easten.
Usage. Vandeyenter Wednesday . North End.
city. Cabanne. ~Friday-Benton. Victoria. Spring
River. Poplar Bluff. Saturday-Spanish Lake.
Tribe OF Ben Hur.
ni csftn sSnf s9sTa h had d 2 Lively ~ meeting ssa Tuesday
ing eleven applications for membership. b.
who had returned from a trip to New |
Orleans. gave a very interesting account Of his |
visit
Catholic knights and Ladies'.
The Advisory Board of the C. X. & J.. OF A..
will hold their regular meeting this afternoon at
O'Clock. Election of officers for 1908 and other |
business will be transacted.
Branch q gave a public entertainment and
omplmentarv euchre. Wednesday evening
Branch s. gave a public entertainment at Kick
sr.S Hall Wednesday evening. Branch IS In
.ent TUESDAY evening" Visitors were present
P. ]. Regain. supreme trustee. Installed officers.
'ollowcd by addresses by p. J. Regan. Mr.. Can
o'Brien and songs bv Mr.. Corcoran. after
Nhich refreshr1ents were served to all.
Branch 10 viii have regular meeting Monday
evening and Branches sc and 1S5 Tuesday even
ng. at which business of Importance to the or
lev In st. Louis will be discussed.
Branch l2i gave a complimentary progressive
,uChre Friday avapip0 Ilr,.,t az Iii Loo,