The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-11-29

George I. .Mcvcy addressed the meeting unde
the good of the order. -.
last meeting. The attendance was unusually
large. \ large number of visitors was presen
meeting; Grand officer Ii. r. Zimmerman
North star Lodges members are taking active
Three candidates received the degree and Sec
rotary Florence Sannister proposed two appli-
'4 aa for fs,,. ~ 2S91 m asisl,5 nn.n, and DO,
with nembs-s and sndd't their friends nGs' T Frior to the
and aaiT Br oil ! sanq Heafs Z 5seS Westbr s1e Ss and A. @0 F.
Knight presented three applications for menu
giving entertainment, last thursday evening,
out I'h IN i ialss nn msRhsrs al are the ef : meeting to naxt
Thursday evening, as final arrangements Will
Ice isds %n al h ioy ibs ssD h FAIL. h h2 Id E1yf and Y cl the
ton street. Saturday evening. December .
last Alif mee L2asG an iGit IstsIres zen ! g namSsi Of at spo is
cations for relief fund membersh,p. Grand Pro
'sG dSnse eSn par {; f at Q na aSs mee, h ase meeting
Chouteau Lodges members turned out in
evening 10 witness the Initiation Of canaid3tes.
Protector Rose G. Mccormick conducted the
plications for rstr membership RhIss and Ester reI Louisa ia
kecna secured the payment of one assessment in
Pearl Ledge win initiate candidates at its
meeting next THURSDAY evening and receive
ihs r ssitett Of t9f ER's'f Ha'f, sie'ns ami Mi tah!
gan avenue. for the annual ball to be given
by I., the iod fea sata ~, H.,h sysTing Wo Dee sdgss e II
names to its roster last Monday evening. aud
arranged for an entertainment for the purpose
seymour L2dge's meeting was up to the stand
ard in attendance last Tuesday evening. Three
candidates were conducted into the mysteries
Of the degree and two applications were fled
Magnolia Ledge will hold ns monthly enter
tai nrTr af's Th,t The meeting nest n Medn s:sIss
the degree. and the election of OFFICERS VIII he
feid. ""
Enterprise Lodge celebrated Thanksgiving
with music entertainment and hop after a short
meeting: at which two candidates were obli-
st. James Lodge members received a frater-
nal visit from Doctor G, G. A.; Herzos; med,
doctor doing some good work for the lodge dur
Clover Leaf Lodge made things merry for its
members and friends. and q large number of
youngsters at the Thanksgiving entertainment
and interesting. Candidates received the de-
gree; a large number Of the members Of Opal
Lodge and Grand Officer Mary Fox addressed
the meeting under oraer No. L s.o
members at The last meeting and received nine
applications for, membership.
and completed the initiation Of the CANDIDATES
that were obligated at the class initiation. Nis-
i iran. TGH Union prS JeWel ron Of w Hyts, and L Npy'h lod sssr.
Speeches under the good Of the order we're de-
Ayers hysIsd an SS G SaPfsme COBB representatives lie Mar
Sarah Lodges last meeting was made inter
esting by a fraternal visit of the P!ide Of the
West Lodge. Addresses were made by Brothers
Joseph Abram. Andrew Franklin. Leigh Hunt
and Louis Hess.
Meramec Lodge. at Fenton. Mo-. initiated one
candidate at the last meeting.
West Gate Lodge will hold the election of Of
ficers at the meeting next Tuesday evening.
Flora Lodge initiated one candidate at its
meeting last Tuesday evening.
Oak Lodge continues to increase in member |
ship. 1t has a record OF not suspending a mem
Der this term.
Rising Sun Lodge conferred the degree on
candidates at its meeting last Wednesday even
ing. Two applications were received. Grand
Officer Ludwig Mari addressed the meeting IN
der order No. Il. Arrange ments were perfected |
for the euchre and hop 10 be given by the lodge
at Rock Springs Turner Hall, Boyle and Chou
teau avenues. during December.
Sunset Lodge received three applications for
relief fund membership at the last meeting.
Dorothy Lodge at Piedmont. Mo-. had its us
ual good time after the meeting last Tuesday
evening.
Martha Washington Lodges last meeting was
up to the usual standard in attendance. Pro-
tector Charles H. Witt presided. one applica- |
ton was received.