The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-02-01
Knight. of the Mnccnhees.

Asa Tent at its last review had 55 per cent Of
team. headed by Captain Stamm. took eharse of
me tent and ini,laxd ten candidates, The APP
the Supreme Tent. ana the committee instruct
ed ny the commander to have same printed SO
as TO be ready for the review Of February Il.
Anderson Tents ball. which was given at the
West 81 Louis Turner Hall Saturday evening.
tent, The hall was crowded to its utmost ca
tunes were shown. Mrs. Emma A. Foster. r.
prize. a handsome painted iadys toilet set. for
the most elegant costume; Mrs. o'Brien re-
most original costume. Mrs. Il. Greene received
I 1hs ,h snrs pri sor "a, Z ia @gs, e eemiadI c6 beaded eha,s-
renee Duffin received first ~gentlemen's prize. a
f na1ds9,ne eo ssssrraes William siiHfl sI Bn4Rs. @ seeond i0r pri ias
, S1k umbrella umbrella with silver bm9untinEj for the
awarded e Nj: Arthur Finke. who impersonated
Great Record Keeper w. A. sommers in
stalled the officers Of California Tent. No. III. at
d dhe haa dsM1 Monday S eSeIin ns,r and 20 de INV an ad-
and a large crowd OF invited guests. Mrs.
Maccabees. was also present. and addressed the
ladies' on the benefits OF the order she represents.
tainment very popular with the large crowd of
listers listers ., The sev M IaSss re r haEe the Largest sI1Saa.b 5ns ,pe
tent Is less than four years old. A hive of the
Lf RspuS IF Th TENT Mas ss Rssu is to f Nor StSf Raa d 5 pSp:
Lie installation in the oPera,house January Is:
the great commander, Sir Knight, Anderson q
st. Louis. In a creditable manner: being assisted
sns. tiif Rep to fRe d ssss citizens IL en- aP Eli listened @ ~isa
fiTsrsa ce ON Sim y, as, as Sshss as Of ts sga, sd6Tgss seS de.
iieiary s ss ain IN general e 1fips and the Maeeabee Ell in
particular. The tent has now a membership Of
flsh'y attep n thi. s0 pabi hsan netting q held e st IN the 4 s in,
terest of Republic Tent many more applications
Weilston Tent held a ,well-sttended review Mon
tSfce r sS initiate y SIX in i ibe iSaS fonn d az The ~ next ha rye
view.
or, Friday evening Thomas Jefferson Tent had
officers. assisted By G, N. A. Williams. Speeches
h Ms's ma snso Very Sy so eos p S1ss1sas l steEsii having hayS ad tiai
twelve members in the last three months and
received seven applications Tor membership Tor
hereafter H9aRs G IN aa isas sG'f Hall Hat eOTner Eas 20 % and
leonard avenues, second and fourth Mondays;
expects to do good work this year. Three ap-
s, MSsid By F ST. Knight Isashi NJ ), H. " R sss It's T TfessFs ss ire
rGss n sSsy SsSsisss sn d s snf isH 4sn %Srld n0p faiy
Hive; Lemonade and cake were served, Sir
s snasaisi ae by Sir t Knight sT.'P Rsrpa e en sse piano ae.
rendered a beautiful selection. Sir Knight Kar;
S Sy'a tf reeit asnaeif sy Z sir so'f R1 1b sa' H Ga1hHi .0a aDs a
plano solo by Miss lis Clara EdlinE. Dancing was
on Monday evening the tent at De Soto. Mo,
s sss large ,s,n 5d sGsi FsiidSs. hath saii t afies siT to its rhs ssm aaa
capacity, and the audience seemed to enjoy the
ceremonies very nuCn- Inc IT,. H. N. lnstalleu
the officers of the tent. assisted by c. NJ. A. Will
liams and Sir Knight Parker. Speeches were
made by the visiting officers. Afterward a BAN
qret was served by the ladies OF the hive. This
tent has made great progress lately. having added
nineteen members in the last three months.
Ladies' of the Maccabees.
Lady Risdon will give an afternoon euchre for
the new hive. pending organization. at Bushler's
HAL it1Do Tsyl %e,I snS Eas as a syenIes' NAM On Friday i'd
have been secured, and a cordial welcome awaits
all who desire TO participate.
Suburban Hive. No. a.. gave a progressive
cuchre at Rnehler's Hall on January "A, which
MAS well attended. After the awarding of prizes,
which were valuable and numerous. coffee and
cake were served by the busy bees. All present
spent q most enjoyable time.