The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-11-06
ROYAL Arcanum.

Royal Arcanum.
Tho next fraternal reunion VIII be on
Wednesday evening. November 9. In the hail
Of North End Council. Twentieth and Bissell
streets. This will be a general gathering In
which all the city and suburban councils will
FoTss, Park ceunci! had a fine as.snaanss Sr
tor aaof R. c. Biackmer: Pas, Resehts j. .ElspsI--
man of Compton Hill; A. II. Moeller Of North
We're we're s %sisi,e sse'e Resents H. ". Fay Of Grstlot
and John II. Ahrens OF Mound City were also
s=ressive s sounci isfs snd e MEMBER Of 'e other ' Councils
were numerous; Past Regent John b.; Thomp,
lengthy absence. caused by illness, and was
| warmly welcomed. Four applications were re-
5sixsa r. an fow sx2 e eaaasaiass with Tsfe m uiesA' ":
A.. Becker Of Old Guard with recitations. and
addresses were made by the visitors. Lunch
Missouri Council. after attending to its rou;
rlns BUSINESS by : T ass1 Is. aas AN wi addr ,nsu bn Pas.
Regent S. ]. Junkin. A drawing for Worlds
Fair tickets took place at the close and excit-
Usage Council has changed its place and time
Of meeting. an will hereafter meet on Il the r 1T
hardt's Hall. Cherokee street. and Texas ave
nue.: Its first meeting in its rsw hall was held
interesting. A fraternal visit was received
from the officers and members of Usage coun-
Mentor Council had two applications and
5hses limitations Ma Addresses 8, T oIS made made by Pas B
and J; {; Jones Of Mentor. II. W. Mack enter
Kreh with instrumental solos; Orator W. E.
Mcguire announced an excellent programme for
Carl Moiier Council promptly disposed Of its
business. and the members proceeded in a body
regents FsW. Palmer and S; 3; cOuchman OF
South End Council! had an excellent meeting.
One csndidass wa sa,L int.iatss; G AddFss sssrs Wsrs
The meeting was entertained with vocal and In
i FIimcls. a s eon,es sy for S; Il. 1; singing hnefn eRa Fl \:
ship is on between these two singers. but the
as yet been unable to decide between them.
De Hodiamont Council had an interesting
four %u casndidstes inflated. Grand Secretary Kii-
ingsworth presided during the eremony A
s e. ps si sy- !. L T Finls aa0P 3. {. i KiIins esassE.
2. F Wescott: John P. Ker.haw. Regent J.
s. Smith Mee 4 oid Of ed Rs1na and s esssas vs ssa' ai:iss ";
and made encouragins remarks- This. the
s spInnssisii cG nndsr II tRe the isa ssasfi Is Of Pi rs sii slsnf
regent. Charles n. Berry. who acts and talks
lf Benton q xe' ceanci hr sas a srea. treat in store for
its meeting next Friday in little Lillian Faulk-
songs nsas S ana dances as' aeco OF miah iI by Miss iss' Ad define
BIZ sIse A.. on rot sas IFRian ISv,i Msm To attend, CT sister e0un-
night VIII be of unusual interest. Professor
C. NJ Woodward Of Washington University
will deliver an. illustrated lecture on THE
Evolution Of Bridges"
Forest Park Council, now owning its hall.
intends to prominently maintain the social and
f~raternal features of the order, In furtherance
Of which purpose It will give a dance in its
Past Regent H. Allen of Delmar Council.
now residing at Dallas, Tex, was a welcome
visitor at the Grand Council office.
Council meetings this week: Monday, Comp
ton Hill. Laclede. Carr Lane. Elk. Magnetic,
Banner. Marquette, violette: Tuesday. Hiek-
DRY. Euclid. Florissant Valley. vandeventer. Sc
dalia, Easton. North Broadway: Wednesday.
North End, Galloway; Jefferson City: Thursday:
City: Friday. Benton. Victoria. Spring River.
Poplar Bluff. st. Joseph. Cape Girardeau; Sat-
urday, Spanish Lake. West Plains.