The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-09-27
Royal Arcanum.

Royal
Grand Regent F. II. Bacon and other grand
officers will make official visits this week as
follows: Thursday. South End Council. Hickory
Council accompanying Friday. st. Charles
Council. Old Guard Council accompanying.
The official visit to Mound City Council has
been postponed from October 8 10 October 20.
The institution OF ten new councils during the
past year having been formally approved by
the Supreme Council. their charters have been
forwarded.
The Regents Association will meet at the
O'Clock.
Chevalier Council had two applications and
one initiation. Regent W. H. Miller presiding.
1t was arranged to give an entertainment and
October Is, when the degree will be e]Snfeffed
by the Forest Park Council team. +. E. Becker,
tained with songs and ADDRESSES We're made bv
Past Regents A. H. Moeller of North End
Council and Doctor (. F. Brady Of Car Lane
Elk Council proved no exception to the PIE
visit night. The hall was crowded With 't msml
beers and visitors. The latter were Grand Of
l. J. Meiser, ], {. K~iIlInssEorth. e. F. IVES.
S9t5; James Clsnsen. v. F Ieubach, F. F.
s M98pe and nd f Cherries =; Cox Of VALLEY: Phil
sieminskie Of North Broadway Council. Doctor
v: A; Ca1riere q Boonville Council and rep
resentatives OF the city councils. Seven appii-
cations were received and two candidates in
DEATH death of A William w f. c .aRee IN an F "a ana to },i the
full member of Elk. Prizes for bringing in new
A. J., McAIlister,. Addresses Were made by
several visitors. after which refreshments were
Missouri Valley Council had a good meeting.
,be di Ee : N ~; hing IN the chair; Undef
ant entertainment took place. consisting OF
snort talks by the members and other fea-
Felix Council had a pleasant meeting. Re
s sare MADE Nv; L ,o ste esSsr PresittIns ArTspseme9ts
gree October is. Duty II was in charge of
Orator J. l. Krcz and included an interesting
South End Council had a good attendance.
with Regent ], Z. GaskiIl in the chair. and
Charles Frederick and an address by Regent
S srs,idn, Orator !: !. klinse is making prep
He Anticipates a large number OF visitors from
me eo different uf S9un Ed,nci, :. ,,.s,,- IT..
Thirty-thIee applications were received at the
last meeting four candidates initiated. one
orator e. H. Poss had a pleasing programme
and a vigorous address was made by Regent
t, %a iDI1isiion COUNCIL R.I.I had tSo ssggPIIestIons and
Favorable action was taken on the bo,pitsI Sea
FUND proposition The meeting was entertained
bin. instr nsfTu@ M mii'G music atsf Sg F adesiS and add s pG.
and recitation. and readings by Antram.
North broadway Council has been assigned
zoos by the supreme secretary. A fine start
julie sIeminskie presiding. Only thee mem mem.
bers were absent one application was received
mann. Frank Tregerthcn and Herman G stsrck
were elected trustees; 1t YES decided to meet
on the first and third wednesdays of each
ans 6,,.r s=tia mG6ps., so B,5oi1es wers appOi Pd
Esselb2Fn Of North End and Charles B. Cox
Car Lane councii had two applications and
three limitations, Regent H.. B: Barnes presid-
strumentsl music by 4. j. Ysndeil and ad-
dresses by Deputy W. L. stecker and Regent
Vandeventer Council had two limitations. Re-
gent c H: Ball presid,ng 4 deiesstion from
IS sses sn e q sfna 8isi, se Hl %s%os cea n RRar' k%sns
man. Ksrshaw. creary. strong. Hui. cook.
H a and , apes2ss + G TshksIsy q Meg.
meeting. Herman Strut entertained with
Esston Council had one OF It's oId-time meet
ings. Regent W Il PsTr1nscr presiding, A
limitations, Past Regent Leon Rroyer Iresidins
Royal 9rcanum Hospital Bed Fund John F.
Melert OF Benton Council and Leon Broyer
Valley Council had three applications, Regent
J. P. kershaw presiding. F.. r. DuRosey, r.
". Dustin and J. H. Dodge contributed to
North End Council had three applications and
The organization of the Hospital Bed Fund AS
ISOLATION was approved and Geo. A Brooks
tained with Instrumental music and addresses
were made By Regent julie sieminskie and Guide
Juld1 IL VI OAl u ~ SoutfIlL
Cabanne Council had two applications and re-
ceived one member by card. In the absence of
A. J. Quinlan. Vice Regent Theodore g. Koch
presided. The meeting was entertained with
Instrumental music by Carl A. Geisser, Geo.
Henry and L. A. Long. Songs by L. NJ Hall
by Doctor Morrow. L. NJ. Hall and r. A. Nc
Curdv.
Usage Council had a good meeting, Regent C.
A. Westemayer presiding. One application was
Randall. the new orator. will be a factor in
stimulating the interest in the social features
o. Usage. The orator and guide were Installed |
oy Deputy Killingsworth.
Benton Councils silver anniversary was an
artistic success. The feature Of the evening
was a stereopticon view of the portraits OF
twenty-five past regents, Of Benton;
Chouteau. No. 80. had a large class for ini-
~tiation. which may save them from dropping
out OF second place. Several names we're pro-
tor +. F.. Chase. who has been elected presi-
dent. seems quite a. home in the chair.
Tower Grove. No. 42. had a good meeting. |
President Hoffman conducting the private work
of initiation. Several names We're proposed
Benton. No. Az. had a delightful meeting.
]. NJ Carrsgner presiding. Plans are being
made for an entertainment.
Rainbow, No. AIS. had a splendid meeting. |
many new candidates. Several names
have been enrolled for Initiation at the next
Carondelet. No. 5A. had its usual meeting |
Tuesday night. Business was dispatched
promptly. Plans are being made for an enter
Laciede. No, $50. had a nns meeting. P. ].
Fogarty presiding. who stated that q new en-
teau avenue. |
Linden. No. 547, is adding to its membership
and is building up a strong circle. Charles W.
gave private work in initiation.