The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-04-12

lnEtr new 4f1Eec VIII De instituted tliS week.
EN- part Of The state. Deputy Grand Protector
pect Of institgting : number q new ioagss which
Grand Protector John d. o'Keefs and the
grand secretary have returned from their trip Of
ofaeisi vi hia T Tor the Week are are" as O9fosilowsi
Tuesday evening; April u Amelia Lode. ETins
accompanied by the members OF Magnolia and
Eva Redse, No 2eo5 North BroadwaS: AGA and
philippine lodges will ~ccompsny the grand Of
m M9iERsi d5d ea hSh large 41sslT 9s5n9 sSs s 5s fes i and
aTrangsments wee made for q bSx nsTtv 10 he
given by the lodge AZ wenI's Hall Eighteenth
A cTayon portrait, of the grand protector win be
presented e the Lodge on this evening 49,,
4 Judging from the enthusiasm displayed. the
eTpeeted, VI The ELECTION Of ofaesTs resalSed as
follows: Past Protector. Doctor James c. WEIGH:
ny B, Kitchen. secretary. s H. Ware; treasurer.
Euide. Mo SS .. EIay;ef: Fpuiardla1 Sop Austin e 3. ne;
Kee; sentinel. W. II; Kitchen: trustees. Thomas
Mutual Lodge had a ro5d aitendahce at its last
meeting, Secretary George Lagmann read one
Bresier Lodge was Instituted at Cook Station
A ARFh : 6 my Srn9d r 6f for3y-i fShn they z U eiseted
the following ofhcers: Past protector. ]. B: Nor
Mrs. x. c. Norris: recording secretary. L d.
Usher I1aS Nan, fn2n9 X f TsSef: yciha al Il M& William ' MAJ
shail: guide. ! T. Tar: guardian W J. Helms;
Mary Dunlap and Martha MsSgrsn.
Emanuel Gieble Lodge held an enthusiastic
date and made arrangements for the apron and
necktie party: to De given at the hall; Ninth and
Choutesn Lodge will initiate ave candidates at
McKiniey Lodge's meeting next Tuesday even
ing promises 20 be interesting; four candidates
tiacates VIII be presented- The lodge has de-
sided 10 met hereafter on the second and fourth
Triumphant Lodge celebrated the visit Of. the
Grand Lodge officers ana members Of Baden. and
Lulu lodges last Monday evening by COnferTinK
the degree on fourteen candidates. Grand Pro-
monies OF initiation. Four applications for re-
lief fund msmbershiR were also read by he
by visitors from other lodges. and proved the
The history OF the lodge. Addresses were deliv;
cred by the grand protector. Grand SECRETARY
and Protectors Henry H~orschmann, julie scien-
Seymour Lodge viii Initiate candidates at their
meeting next Tuesday evening. A number Of APP
pl P4tss :, T tbe Nest Me- G Tos Eesd received on. sppl,-
cation for relief-fund membership at their last
last MONDAY evening Professor George trunk
Cherokee Lodge received q visit from the grand
lodges last thursday evening. as well as large
delegations from Silver Star. Garnet. Clover Leaf.
Mssnoli sloe susGrban. Anna. ada and Goetse;
lodges The evenings programme oPened with
tOn % three applications FOR relief-tund mem
P PgtsetP; ig g1SSs6s Oy re si ! Grand Sr Tpeas nree
Sarah E Breen. supreme Representative George
T, Move and Grand Lodge OFFICERS Charles
Marksrt- Emily Umbrelt. Louisa Hlllbring,
Meyer Engle and Martin Rastner and Nellie Nc
Veg.
leasing Lodge will meet hereafter on the first
and third Wednesdays Of each month at their
hall. No. 36s North Broadway.
Rising Sun Lodge Initiated four candidates and
received three applications for relief-fund mem
hership and received three card members from
Fidelity Lodge at a largely attended meeting
"Wednesday evening.
Baden Londee. in order to insure a better at
o oe.hs sWsssis sf rs mesunss, aa 3 seSptea r Pis az
each month.
Enterprise Lodges last meeting had out the
usual large attendance. the degree was con-
ferred on three candidates and Brother Kemsley
reported everything IN readiness for the annual
dance. 10 be given by the lodge at Muth's Hail.
evening. April Is.
J Union Lodge had n welI-attended meeting last
Wednesday evening; Mr. Nichols Peterson re,
ceived the regular degree. which was witnessed
By a number Of the members Of Chouteau and
Myrtle lodges Brother Peterson will receive the
side degree at the next meeting.
, Garnet Lodge viii confer the degree on three
candidates and take action on five applications al
the meeting Monday eveaing. Arrangements
will also be perfected for the euchre and hop. to
be given at Eckhard's Hall. Texas and Cherokee
streets. saturday evening. April :.
Philippine Ladge had q large turnout Of their