The St. Louis Republic., 1903-03-01

taIies ol the respective councils.
daV The TO Sfsn a ss MI Nm begin 'his m week aG II MSn
/ End accompanying. Friday. to Chevaiier Com
The supreme scerptaTy ints assigned numbers
y" inc me- me-" Gyumels as toh9ws: Nsslpo.'' 10 10
tneyaiicr Council celebrated its fifteenth ami
| vetsaiS III great shape. Ihree apiiIcauuns we're
| received after which the assemb.age was ent, l.
bessie hil'tng worth Josephine Walsn ana .aas
tsr iiitiiy t,yiide violin SOTO. by Edwin una, n
: ~ Person: Rotations. by Doctor Il. {. b.ack-
men and tpIon :. Ceudy. Prizes for sue iesstu
Miller and =. Becker. Dancing and ref'ssh-
| Follx Council had two applications Regent
vi VI L. StncNeT % mGe report OF the Grand G.ph IN
i"uith anniversary April 3. and aiso arranged
Tor ine haymHkcIs at AN carry date ihe III
| n,tny cNpr,sse,i. j. Al nkcr Of tarr iaie VAS a
! VISITOR. also 1nomas CARROLL of OiNette, VINO
! WcstpGrt ouncll had an enthusiastic meeting.
IN w. ra, m%dsrass mo- @ Issidns; ,n;,i,,a Ts one
nH, , ed "gnhs.s , was nT.d upon as the %b,sT
OF ht.ei mora was Il vts'tur, Ihane an lns'.Itnf
address Hnd was oth.rwise exceedingly hipiAi
!, rnir, ,Uunc!l mad a good meeting. Regent
onaiIgs A. HMett!and presiding ono application
tninGn wih songs by tile Delmar quarter. ins,ru-
by i.esent swtetiand. Orator ". :. Bla.c and
+. n LGwtnei, addicsscs by Fast Grand he-
Sgn' gen, l. j. Meiser and Grand Guide Z; +. Wes-
oid Guard Council hnd full house, one
saEdidhte vas initiated. Regent Louis Tisch PIE
s.dins. \ code Of ny-laws adopted after
wn'Sn 'hI me, meeting was enteitiined with songs %
Ter S!,, ana Dan tleshsbaIt violin SOLO by Harry
nShMlck. ArianSements Mefe mace Tor an open
n@netl-as @ Mari, March . when +; p stanton wiil Il de de-
trated by magic lantern views. a full orchestra
! has been secured and Refreshments will ne
! are cordially invited.
Laclede Council gave a euchre the members
/ a he Ia =
! there was large attendance. handsome prizes
lions We're rrerad d and en fw naed
me orator has something interesting for the
! well entertained ty orator A. Huber. who is con-
stantly deEisinE novel ideas in the way OF inter
Ka-Ci-Mo-Ra Council held rousing meeting
and haa several applications and limitations
report OF the Grand Council doinss. Arrange
sf Mr mTe made made for an G %een meeting an IN v he
liable address on ,ruberculos!s,' with micro
Vandeyenter Council was largely attended. Re
gent g. H. Eaii presiding Two canildaieS Were
Jones the hai was handsomely decorated with
the National colors in honor of Washington
"America'' by ali present. Other numbers on
the pr9grImme G INCLUDED "a an addres. on Wash
Music BY DoetcT c, il BartIsit Thomas u Ear-
ley was visitor and made shor, ak an.
tendance was large ard included visiting dele
entertained with songs by Chris Schmitt. Thomas
Carroll. George Schmitt NJ. Eimunds and the
George GnTkei Gus Gurkc. Barton e schmitt:
eraphophone selections by +. G. Miller OF Usage
Council. one OF Hickory's famous lunches fol-
Usage Council received three APPLICATIONS Re-
gent {. \, Wesiemeyer presiding, The enter,
tainment comprised songs by .. E Hoeli and
!. o Bruce. srSphopions SI4@p seiestons by + 9
Miller. recitations by Messrs- Randall Fressel
North End cornell had liye applications and
Crawford whisting by Mr. zimmerman. piano
born. sketch by Messrs; Zimmerman ,r and
Crawford, addresses by Regent Brooks and
Gate city Council gave smoker on Thurs
members and their invited friends filled the hall
and the programme Of entertainment included
Stsa lG etG Gate tv is Gi fully etermined not to
be Snigff@wn 6y her heT younseT T as1n with Pc.
gent John F Ryan presiding Three Applications
Tendance Of members MAS good and the visitors
Included Doctor NJ. r: Windh1rst. \; y Thurs
Council and o. NJ Barringer OF Felix. Deputy
Grand Regent James Clausen received hearty
were completed for progressive euchre March
10. The meeting Was entertained with vocal aud
Wescott Rotations by f. f. Wescott and ad-
dresses by Regents Windhorrt and Ryan and
Mound City Council IS ,progressins. with tg ar
rangcments FOR the celebration of its twentieth
anniversary. March u. An interesting pro-
gramme Is being prepared. embracing many
unique features. ~ a ft,t,
Forest Park Council gaze the second OF its Sc
ria- of dancing parties ouCleiday evening. The
ATTENDANCE was large ami the event in all
spccts up 10 Forest Parks excellent standard.
councils held Friday evening. at which
q rrpast was served and plans inaugu:ated for
organizing large class Of initiates FOR the last
OF AIril
Benton Council had large meeting, with
Doctor VI II. Windhorst in the chair. Twelve
applications were received and two eandidates
Initiated. A. Dryer OF Chicago and W. ii. Tay-
Tor Of Kansas City Were visitors. 1t was de
cided to hold the annual steamboat excursion
ard appropriation was made for an enter
tanment and hop to be given during March at
J.icdeIkranZ Hall The council was highly ell
t.rtiincd with violin solos by blind artist Ray
titz-era'd. Benton propoecs To make its enter
tainment and hop at the Lieoerkranz March &c,
the event Of the season. Tne entertainment will
last TIL 10 O'Clock. the programme embracing
the best musical and literary talent to be had
in the city. and will be under the direction Of
Professor LOUIS Hammerstein. Dancing Will fol-
low The committee in charge is composed Of
Arthur i. Thursby. chairman: c. r. Crandall.
+. +. Wescott, William Deubach and Louis
Hammerstcin. Benton Will pass the quarter
century mark this year. and will give birth
dav par.y in honor Of the event.
Doctor c. W. Parker has been commissioned
a medical examiner St Louis.