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

gave a recitation, and remarks were made BY
We Regent Dshlsncorf and Regent Miller; At,
prepared by Alton Council. which was greatly
s sIigegS tuesday morning the members OF me-
cep,i?nally d.liEhtful time. and predicting GOOD
GsrT Lane Council had one Of its larEest met
hsFny ,L ~ Sssent Doctor r F. Brady Srsaippss rs.
large fiqsihss e sfppTf@e Vic ReEsntc d a; s s seSS = niea
c CsSsrSff nna 3iae esndiaarss initiated; F Fsls
uen o. me Tempe " f sSG;1 me council
pc KiIF FousfSs we're disiIfSased saTiar ne
Gers A. 5, Robinson. Il. ]. Nsiser. John &. Kill
liPgsvoth ana Regent Doctor Z. F: BRADY.
didatss were initiaied ana three applications re
ssiNed. Regent p J. Givnan presiding During
ell with a large delegation headed BY Regent ".
da,S StSSa,, bringing with them q class OF four
oahullstss iur initiation. upon whom the degree
was conferred by the officers Of Missouri. after
hour by. an SSSRSH SaT Rs en1e.salesf S Wsr. serr Esde
nhe addrssses ot Grand Regent Bacon. Regents
ard J; 4 AhTsn; q Mound city and Pas: Grand
hSSEen, . !. Finley were heartily, appiaud.d
Nh Regent J =, Ahrens In the chair; TE2 can
Seived,. The council received a very apprerative
letter from Mrs. SchurK. widow OF Louis schurk.
The beneheiary was Maid 10 less than ten days
ION me date q the death. AZ the mex, meet
me council, and the degree will be conferred by
ne Forest Park team. which has been especially
Mentor Council had seven applications and four
IanSelnsnts we're perfected if ST an ensertainmsnt
and dance e The odeOn. April .. The council
oIivetie Council had an enthusiastic and we'll
having accompanied Chevaiier Council to Alton.
ing the 3-per-5ent net gain for April. Under duty
4, regent II Graham made a good talk. A II.
atIeai TO increase the membership q Oliyette.
S3rth End Council had three applications and
mental music by George Pope and an address by
Marquette Council had. two applications and
i2Hr limitations. Recent Joseph n shortal We
mental music. Rotations and addresses by the
ST Charles Council Is arranging for a class of
not less than twelve Initiates on .ofhciai-v!si;
Elk Council had = rousing meeting. eleven can
didates being Initiated ard eight applications re
Plpin was elected collector. Remarks on the good
q q Eis oog2ril wsrs made By Past Recent John
ported the financial condition to be good. the
Il consisted OF songs BY Miss Kitty o'Brien.
songs and dances by little Miss Lillian Faux
BY Orator Thomas = Bowdern. recitation 6y Har-
IN. Hns rtsnr,i ana av sao,t S'Snes y Gsor-s Gregg:
meeting ami az members OF the Arcanun and
Of lister organizations desiring 20 take Il viii
Macon Council had an interesting meeting.
Ties. Two candidate we're initiated aha az
dresses were made by Regent Gee. L. Rush
and Past Regent G. ". Reagel. Several amuc.ns
stories were told by Vice Regent 2. Garrett. and
an eloquent address was made by Deputy =. II
Buckley. After the meeting cigErs were served
and the members separated. approaching the
spirit OF Eood-fellowshlp and fraternity which
resulted from the good work done h Deputy
Cnbanne Council had a good meeting IN Thurs
DAY evening. Regent 4. J. Quiuian 1~r-siding.
-Four candidates were initiated and four appl-
cations read. The initiation was conducted By
Regent W. H Miller OF Chevali~r. assisted by
Grand Officers Peting and Wescott. Spirited nd
dresses were made BY Regert windhnrst Of Pen
ton. Miller Of CheVaiier. Past Regent Hall Cf
tabanne and Grand Officers Peting and Wssrott-
The council unanimously accepted an Invitation
20 attend divine sTvicrs on Easter morning At
the Cabanne Baptist Church. Luncheon vas
served IN the hanqust-rCctu.
Al, arrangements are perfected for Chevalier's
"wednesday evening. April Il. Grani ReEen,
ATcSnum in Missouri" Past Grand ReSsn;
Msiser to The Supreme Council brand Secre-
taTy John 9 kll~liEgsworth TO Our Wives"
Regent william II. Miller To .Chevalier Coun-
cil.. Vice Regent l. Z. Dehlendorf 10 The
Birth 81 ChevAlier' and Past Regent &. NJ.
Runaway TO The Membership league"
The Kansas city councils are showing consid-
cradle life. and propose TO furnish not less than
fifty new members by May l. A meeting o. the
Ofncers' Auxiliary Will be held in connection
with Meirose Council Tuesday evening. and on
Thursday evening Gate City will celebrate It's
fourteenth anniversary.
Doctor Joseph J. Carter has been commits
stoned as a medical examiner at St Joseph, No.