The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-11-15
ROYAL Arcanum.

Grand Regent T. H. Bacon and other grand
officers will make official visits this week a
follows: Tuesday. to Missouri Council. accom-
panied by Old orchard Council: Thursday. tic
Carl Moller Council. accompanied by Gratio'
Council.
chexalier Council had the srss.esss a meeting gG; H.
liam il. Miner presidins. The hail was packed;
and there was standing room only, early atS,. In
+ H k,, Bassn; 5s5e aald Ma :. L kn 4; ne' E. IL 1:
JOHN s,SHle I. EsSs $ n q Valley s.a ). Il. Ahrens q
Mound city. Past Regents, Charles b; Coz Of
Of oiivette. Doctor E.. +. Brady Of Carr Lane.
4 feature Of the evening Mas an e exceptionally any
later in the evening a similar delegation arrived
from Felix Representative members Of other
one member received by card. This large ac-
and put it well to the front in its race with
Mound MU'n City con Msns9r az and .o MaTa Ss ess s9Hnei +
Il sshasner and Frank P. Ryan: reeitstiops
e E; Ps sasisor ana and q Il w, MiiiiRRefad L. a %ilIsf. James ny se +.
HT Sannsr n cSun MfiifryY I. i doi ns's Splendid work. A.
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lie Issss ss5 asaf is,. Ss asIEsa i ssv II: a 1t SsSn in bring
s sssssf i j.; n ms ssiasss WAR sssi sssa sei 4 vs *. 's ss.
ter Gamss was Ma1 pre iasss: avid Which IN was esc followed / pf By
joachim Council had an enthusiastic meeting.
cations w ma'sO receiSed and a dozes more assured
before the end q the year; E.. After The e c :
t nSm e s OF i II sde s aHess we5 The eDf fofioS " e large p1o.
Il Kini Hsmsl; address Hsss, By ss,o Grand "a MS secfstaEy S 4 c:
son, instrumental selections and vocal solo by
~ m,s Wa hyTa Of Ja afma', Of c snsarn@e Council ff'e sonss
by A. F: Slawson. The entertainment ended
Il has eyer held and received the grand Officers:
' msnI hall 81 T sss eFGgd saa with m TSe Yisit including %ers
Grand officers l. !. Meiser. Je.e HaIdeman.
&; rs''e cisu ); e. F. kil Z, cccH' w. E, Fl F, p WsssSs.
i; "; shortai. {; ": !: knight, Rsfe1. Doctor
%sims and d members y s SSnDsSSs snJ HIIi; sen, o.;
two eandIdates initiated and one received by
to. the death Of John Evans. A letter was re-
s ssiye Sea from eal G5nn from Ref tse city L; q erp nsssn; T his
was entertainer with "A Royal XTcsnum Epi-
acted by E, w. Dustin. Gus P. Hqebnsr., F.
G. g " M Tpps = H a,a " 7 LYMAN s;bI.v J. T =. Il po DE-.
Ugh gave a plano solo. Rotations were rem
s e, 6sd Pas; t Regent Recent F. y, =; Cook sn and aedrs Uses
shaw. F. E. Cook and Charles B. Cox Of valley.
Refreshments were served.
North End Council had two applications and
four limitations. i was decided to have q
Hall. Miss Edith Hall favored the meeting
with a mandolin solo. Edward H. Kerone. one
OF the newly initiated candidates: with songs.
md Geo. A. Cane with instrumental selections.
Delmar Council had a good attendance and a
most enjoyable meeting. Three applications
were received and three candidates initiated.
Regent C. A. sweetiand presiding. The meet
ing was favored with songs by Leo e. Wild
pey. muse by Professor Greene.
readings by w. q. Newman. recitations by
Orator W s. Blair and an address by J. F.
Anderson Of Tennessee.
Cabanne Council, had two applications and
one Initiation. Regent A. J. Quinlan, Jr., pre-
siding. TIL new bylaws received their frst
hers were appointed The meeting was enter:
talned with songs. by CD. Bass. Instrumental
music by Walworth Jenkins, recltationa by ]. C.
Espey and an address bv Secretary +. 4. Nc
Curdy. The visitors were Deputy g. H. Over |
holt and E, L Miller Of Missouri Council
Regent. ]. J. Ziska In the chair. It WIS de-
c'ded to give q pubic entertainment * an