The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-29
Royal Arcnnum.
official visit this week Of
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be to Felix Council on Friday evening, April q
Vandeventer Council accompanying.
inss on, Mopday evening. March %. As much
important business will be considered a full at
.endane e Is expected The usual supper has been
The Temple Of Fraternity at the Louisiana Pur-
Of the councils. Many have already forwarded
their subscriptions and those who have not arc
Gil In the State will be represented in this great
The union meeting of the Kansas City coun-
CHS els was great success The hall was packed
thusias prevailed The meeting Was s ms Smoker en
with a variety programme. supreme Vice Re.
and Past Grand l. &eseF we're a g prss
en 1I, and were , welcomed;
two limitations Regent J. J. Ziska presiding The
committee reported the new edition of the roster
for the reception Of the Official visitors Apri Ii
F. Resse by and Ps and
Gesy to se sam Is apn in the field and
Of Compton Hi preferred team IN 'he city. that
Ghsyaer Council had one application and
"V Moeer s. Msf DTTfs he isv,,a RR
Of Alton Council was accepted for ChevaIier' s
sss visit if. netting ad wa n enser
tained with songs by oliver Becker and A. J..
Rotations by James LAWN A''A neeA'' anu
:, Ozark c., Council had fine meeting with Vice
tons were presented and one candidate Initiated
h ns mating mating W. WAS Dso With reeaions
4. Barbour, addresses by j: p. Mccsmmon. W.
Euclid Council had the greatest meeting in its
history in point Of . attendance and enthusiasm
included Grand OFFICERS JeTe Haldeman ' James
Clausen. L; J.: Meiser. Amedee Petins. John c.
bnbaeS. f. n Mc1ntsFe E. T sssieE y
Ssorta A b. 3 Lewis Rsgen's ., VI, Miller Of
SgarS Past Regents . Doctor .,E:, Helmgth s
Cox of Valley. Past Grand Regent S. l. Finley
Gil. New York City large decorations from Chew
alier and xandeventer councils and Representa-.
NeTs elected and i've sandida.es Initiatsd; By
o dss of GSevaer Council weot ef
Benton serv ng as chaplain "A, subscriptISn
meeting 'e was 70 entsrt.ned with rec tstlons by J.
r Msert and Addresses s by numosr Of the
tons by. II. c. 'spering and F. E Becker
is %dSE ady moving u
the front. At the last meeting nine applications
KeEsn, piesdns Fred W.
denberg was elected treasurer
chase of a new piano was arranged for. Duty
co9ne Ia ana readings By Nee
AND a5a R.5 R RsR Sf BY
D. and aseeyea mad one sa sg e q
Regent George 4 Brooks prssdn LIZ I. was as DO
The entertainment included songs by Miss Me-
mann, instrument music by Miss Rosberry and
George Cope, recitations by Messrs- Woofries
and Crawford. monologue and songs by W. T.
Forest Park Council received four applications
at its last meeting. Regent James G. Rosbor-
ough presiding, and was entertained with recita-
tions by Miss Fannie Mclean vocal solos by
Iaclede Papin and instrumental music by James
p Fouden. Forest Park met with serious
disaster in the destruction of It's hall by FIRE
and the entire loss of its beautiful and costly
the latter being partially COW
cred by insurance; The next meeting will be
capital programme. which Orator R. l. Spencer
is preparing, will demonstrate that Forest Park
still lives. and that her good work will unnter-
ruptedly continue
Vandeventer Council had well-attended meet
ing Regent Charles H. Ball presiding. One
application was received and two candidates
the memberse present to sccompanv GRIND s Sr.
ator Amedee Peting and Deputy John P Ker-
where . very pleasant evening was spent.