The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-07
ROYAL, ARCtNIM

SUPREME Regent 4; ( Ro2iason was the central
hgu5e on two notable occasions during the week.
On " edneS9dy evening the members of Compton
iiili Council. OF which ne Is member. Assem-
ssd In force at s9hoenau,s Grove to give him a
address OF welcome, 10 which the supreme regent
prerne Regent II. II. {. Mile, Of chicago. joseph
a; l.ansfitt 81 i1ttsburs, SUPREME Vice Regent
songEatulatory telegram from Grand Regent F
II Bacon who was unavoiiably absent from the
Addresses Were made by Grand Regent L. j.
aeiser and Past Regent James Adkins.
pared under the supervision Of the committee.
consisting Of W. ]. McGoosan. \. J. BlslsdeIi
with vocal and instrumental music. we're made
by J. c. killinCsworth. Amedee Pe,ing Charles
c. Could. c. Q. Fischer. : T. G6uchman. + X
Goodrich. F. j Stanley and others
On Friday evening reception was given at
the odeon by the ArcaniaHs in Missouri in honor
of Supreme Regent 4. 5. Robinson and his asso-
Jere Haldeman and +. II. Bacon The saiito7
rum was tilled TO overlooking. and even then
The audience presented brilliant appearafsa.
Not only we're the city and suburban council rep
councils throughout the state sent Delegations
me ne FOXES were 6ecupied by the regents and
upon the stage and the menbegs Of the Grand
Connci fiied the hTst three rows OF seats. With
9ll QUESTION. tne event was the most imposing
demonstration the ArCanum has ever made in
G eat a nreak. as follows Orsan prelude Charles
Galloway; welcome chorus by the organ and
RO6an- - dress o.
welcome to Supreme Recent A : Robinson BY T;
FRANCIS + Cook: response by the supreme re-
dress of welcome to Representative Jere HaIds-
Ban by ftank n Estes response By supreme
H. Bollmsn: address of welcome To- RanresS,1ta
I've + n Bacon by P. r. Flitcraft: response bv
recitation. E l. mcdowell duet som s5pr,5 K9han
bass. Miss Fassett and Mr.. Rohan. H+''No anu
initiation Regent II sho oPiiai ppes and
pt. ne ys I1g 'nSlnded Grand Officers Amedes
Tor r. Raeke + + Wsscot5 R et: Re PoS
Doctor J = L3san Of Missouri, Regent P II
souri, Cote B-tliante and other councis t;eSrgs
w: Sailoway favored the meeting with instrl-
mental stlectlons Addresses were made nv WI
Nam o BTien' Dan F. DAILY and ]. N Shoftal OF
Galway Council received three applications
and had successful open meeting. Regent 4.
guests were present Who wer ngnnsT If invited
phGnographic selections by T L. LockridSe and
W. Turner and william T. Cason Pas- rot w.
T ~sr SeT 1ns Galloway will give straWberry
Gfatos cgg asi had three applications and two
Measures were also taken to Immediately pr5 Sn,y
fSrred by Regent W liam u TIE degree was
S SognS i and his fssr full corps q officers who
and other G1,araphcrnalia. DUTY xvii consisted n,
songs b. Oliver -, Becker and " R Qninian: in NJ
by q II RsSklSy; addresses by James Lawn and
E.Ee0 by the rnenherahin Inay-,s
Of Mentor Council was a success Orator 4 %
were rendered by W r Fischer NJ srnss
clay, Henry Fischer. W. II Musick and w nd II
New 4 recitation was given by Jules / 1V-abrii.
fancy jig dancing by James Rovana and ennaIr
aging and enthusiastic addresses Nv, Dnctn-
Euhrmann. Doctor P. p. Fletcher and W. l.
Fores, Park Council bad A snlepsid ,,s.,;,,,, -,
me occasion OF the official visit, Regent q
Roshcronsh presiding. Nine apncatious ware
presented by Past Regent Thon,rson ~, ~,
Ter Courcil an oHshoot of Forest Par so- III
large visiting deeration who came ,"i.h so-.i
offerings to their mother which syare ,-asar.s al
with aporopr:ate remarks by Regent ryl,ce nrJ
, sasf Regent tpshaw general good time fol
olivette Council had one application and one
imitation. r. gent Il Graham rresidIne cc,n
mittee was APPOINTED to prepare fT- The cersbr.
ttnn OF ATcanum nHv. Professor Charles r Win
r'rn entertained the meeting with vocal and in
strumental selections. ard addresses yye-s made
by Deputy William II. Miller, Messrs Gottfria,i
Hecker. Werner: Rolf and Horrigan
Nandeyenter Council was presided oyer ny E.
gent Charles H Ball. Seven applications we're re
ceyed and like number Initiated Charles 1-sx
souri, Council favored the meeting with songs In
st-umental music rendered by Professsr John
H. Press and Doctor Shipp. An Interesting adj.
dress on the subject, The Practical Value ~
Bartlett and readings by NJ l. Jones a.
Mentor Council received three applications Re-
gent ". L. Clucas presiding The announcement
that the council mace the largest per cent OF
net gain of any in the State in the first four
inon.hs of 1909 met with great applause. 1t was
decided to organize a new membership league to
expire October 10 Lewis Appel was authorized
to organize baseball team with himself as can
tain. President Charles II. Ereh entertained the
meeting with Instrumental music. and addresses