The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-08
HAPPENINGS OF WEEK
AMONG THE LODGES.
Royal Arcanum Grand Officers Begin
Their Spring Visits to Various
Councils and Report Much
Progress.


Progress.
Grand Resen; F. II, Bacon and other sran'
by Cabanne:. Wednesday TO North End Council
ell, accompanied by VALLEY Council.
The Regents Association had profitable an
most encouraglng report. were made. Past lie
E ade M aSsn IF s Ssasis Council was CUES
Compton HUI Council received several appli
Esperman presiding. Tn. occasion vas the mrs
official visit OF the spring series. the hsll wa
present. Their were also present supreme Viz,
lSegent !. 5: Robinson: Past Grand Regent $. L
liza Gs'ldl A. Ps,inS j. knlinssEoa,h
: Elk Council sent large delegation. beaded by
Regent Joseph HqbcE: A delegation, was ais
Of other it counciis orator F. a. F"ss rres"Rte3
an elaborate entertainment and addresses were
Victoria Council had one application. one in.
itia;ior and received merroer 10y card. Re
sse Hf sonrs s% %z
music by +. J. Walsh. recitation by II {
Marqa.,e- Council had sly apDIiestons and t one
,rict Deputy Grand Regent g. "; ) Knight ., and
which Will meet every Two weeks The e9Tn
Koran, \. N. Feldes and NJ. Krriss. rec,,sIiQ n,
doctor y. J. DIVER and an interesting address
'Eik Council had rogsins meeting with tn. a
received and two candidates Initiated Regent J;
as Chaplain After the council closed the mem
hers visited Compton HIN Council in BODY shG
Council for the regents campaign ,.,-
uuet at the Rreitins. Covers being laid for NJ
". Addresses were made by Grand Regent ia
Hsie. Regent Huber. Past Regent Bell. Vice
Regent Hewlett. Orator Rowdern and organist
ns OF scnss by sheas MasTe BsNden
the tenor. Harry Marks; all of Elk Council: pi-
Nv Professor Leciaire and ' nanolosue BY Pro-
fesscr Maxwell. new membership league was
have a candidate Initiated before the last week
in June. The annual entertainment and hop OF
splendid programme ns has been arranged By the
committee. and large attendance is expected
Past Resen, c. Gum presided. Deputy Grand
Recent William X; Miller was present and made
+. A. Hutzfeld made a detailed report Of the
nroceedinGs Of the Grand Council. 1t was decided
- with a euchre. with handsome prizes and re-
w a. f6 the eio ss The council was
by . + Wippern and addresses by Orator E. H.
Carr Lane Council had a splendid meeting. with
asent DSeior % r Brady presiding and about
Seceired four candidates initiated and one mem.
Der received by card rrom Progressive Council of
Instrumental selections We're rendered by a. ].
nSndell J. 5. BAUM a member Of Carr Lane,
made a capital address Regent pae,er n Rr afr
also made an effective address. Plans were made
L s March IS will be Big event t-'ee' " eAi'
Macon Council had good meeting with Regen.
Geiross Council hs Gsa aTse attendance and
SS9.fd one Rsssn, Surface
after which a pleasant impromptu entertain
Council and Albert began were visiSrs and rem.
qsFed much valuable assistance in the business
Mentor Council had the most enthusiastic meet
s sh IN Ts s hs1Gry Regent W L Siucss pre-
candidates initiated Arransements were re made
sa ssrss ana hop in the near future
with instrumental music and addresses were MADE
by A. r.. Nerdier. ". H. Musick and Doctor N
Forest Park Council was well attended and the
meeting thoroughly enjoyed by all present Three
with The Isauty Of the worn visitor. from sew
srsmTns consisted Of piano solos ~ blind boy
To6 seo by 5eaas SS Miss da Mos
81 Miss Jones. and recitation by Doctor R. {.
Tatrick's evening. Orator Spencer Will provide a
Missouri Council received one application. In
illness w. W. Peake presided. After business
With. songs and rectations BY Messrs Lasar and
Stahi.
gent j. Z, easkiii presiding A subscription Was
Ms 10 sns ps ,, 2, The meeting
Charles Frederick. illustrated songs by F. Bor-
Dixon. 's Nes'is s'''"' "NsNi'i anu
Benton Councils last meeting will long he re-
tense interest manifested and the enthusiasm
which prevailed is indicative OF what may be
the meeting refreshments served. after
which the memters enjoyed SNOWFALL contest
81 -pd h--o
The entertainment and hop arranged for March
at The 4; s a ss s nth S, and
as the following Programme will prove: Music
Soprano: Miss Dedie peprea altos George .Ae <.
Carie. tenor: John Rohan. bass: recitation. Pro-
violin solo. Carl Tholl: soprano solo. Miss Black:
bass bass sole John Rohan; tenor SOLO George c.
meeting; March u. the grand oficers viii make
eiI Regent Wndhors, sspeefs a. all members to
ss,;end and give the listers heart ear weisome
tendance will be necessary to secure one The
The s1mpssy of hs eonne IS
tended to the family of Brother Morris Rederer.
was a regular attendant at the meetings, and his
genial nature made those Who knew him love
THE Officers Auxiliary. 4. the title of an or
ganization recently, effected by the Kansas City
:sS.ssise. q rs scuasil. sas. s,,s nq eve:
promise Of being most inluential agency n
The ON shs sRenat unite q. in % s %
chosen follows: President. c. G. Pickett OF
kacG-Mo.Ra: first vice president; r; " Tucker
of Gate City: second vice president, @. E Morgan
of Ka-Ci-Mo-R a: third vice president. ]. T.
Snodgrass Of Westport:, fourth vice pres,-
Mills Of Melrose.
s. L. Finley past grand regent of Tennessee:
James A. Davis. past grand regent of Rhode
Island. and Past Regent c. r. Miller of Soda
liza were visitors at the Grand Council office.
Councils meeting this week: Monday. Ozark
Demar Ka-Ci-Mo-Ra. joachim. Old Guard. Tues
day,Hickory. Euclid Florissant VALLEY Soda
North End Thursday.valley. Kirkwood. Old
Orchard. Gate CITY. Cabanne. Friday-Benton
Victoria: Spring River. Poplar Bluff. Saturday
Spanish Lake.