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

Nurio $ falr- The annual Dali OF the DIVISION
will be held on February II. at De Honey $ Han.
lvanhoe Tent, under the management of its
the entertainment season on February "a by CIV
ing u stag entertainment and SMOKER at me
progressing slowly. but great Things are expect
ed FOR the present year.
ing excellent work in relieving distress. and the
tents In the city may encourage tbs bureau
more tnan they have IN the psf. Meetings are
held at Great Camp neadauar,ers the last satu1-
terna II e ,nai,I month II and all Ma'ac'ee' are ira
Apollo Tent held an Interesting review Thurs
day evening. The new officers performed tTelr
refreshments were served in the banquet.room.
3. and the membership was su! prised by an old
time smoker furnished by the entertainment
OF the institution Of the tent. splendid progress
has been made during 1872. and the l@ mark
Imperial Tent had a large attendance of its
nppliesn,s AND Wsr yis ls !, on ana s1s yca nisnia; sel len
1tiited. The great record keeper was present and
The Entertainment Committee had provided a
debate on the Monroe Docuine. which was en-
Grs present We're Commander Wooliam OF Busy
Lee Tent. Doctor Dorsey OF United Tent and
on. foot to have a loint public meeting between
this tent and Liberty Hive in the very near fu-
ai al the wa last , Tsyiss of aD Bsty st BEE Tent asp Sps san.
were received. It Is the intention Of tie Enter
talnn,ent Committee to give the members Of The
The near future. The cfaeers ana members are
determined To add more members To their roll
Missouri Tent had ii large attendance al the
s ssfs Ieyisw: fully Ivy 30 per cent Iaps OF Its m Tsaniyr5
and two candidates inflated, The Committee on
e sSs isHehT F.,, whish will 1en be sei That on all s sr1snls
insits have been made for that occa sion. and at
iesenIatives from Noun, Olive and Worlds Fair
tents were Present. The euchre will be held in
H"I1hwest Turner Hall. corner ONO a'enue ana
Thomas jefferson Tent. since the installation
tt the nfI,.rS q rtS Tho nj
expect to make a decided gain this year, Re-
s suI,.g = !, stag tag nGS,,I,ES was We n ne;I. nnm ms mas re-
The officers are becoming very efficient in thsl-
invited to attend the reviews Of this tent.
Dewey Tent is making a wonderful gain dur
the work with vim ana vigor. Initiation of can
dldates is ths. principal Srder of business at ev.
the last review. and twenty applicants received.
All work is being done In the long form by the
american Tent had a rouslnE review. initiating
balloting on Twelve members. On March i this
tent will celebrate its tenth anniversary and
the Entertainment Committee Is making ex-
Casino Tent Initiated one candidate and re-
large crowd being in attendanee. 7. c. William
Hukhes made an excellent address upon frater-
This tent ia progressing very nicely and meets
every Monday night at Broadway and Chippewa
Union Tent held a splendid review. receiving
Pepperdine. who were on the sick list. have fully
recovered their health. the officers who failed
to be installed on the night OF Installation were
installed at this review by the Z. [. After the
review refreshments were served.
Hall Tent held d good review on Thursday
evening. receiving several applications and initi-
ating candidates. The new officers OF this tent
are becoming proficient in their work. and good
results can be looked for.
Acme Tent will transact important business at
Its next review. Thursday evening, February l..
This tent. which has nearly 400 members. will
inaugurate a feature of entertaining Its MEM
bers ut the first review OF each month in royal
style. The second review will be for the militia
tlpD of candidate n lpDy form Cautafp Sfamm
has promised to organize a degree team. and he
requests members who desire to take part not
to fail to be present next Thursday for enroll
ment.
Mount Olive Tent has again made a new rec
ord. ON January 20 the proofs of death of Sir
knight y. F. Neal were forwarded to the sn,
keeper received a check for s2.5O0. payable to
the widow. This member had neglected to pay
his last assessment. but the officers advanced 1t
for him, and Kept him in good standing.
The tent will meet Monday, February . at
Hashagen's Hall, Leonard and Easton avenues.