The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-03-27
RoNnl Arcamunt.

Grand Regent f.. \. Barbour met with an Ell.
tlIrsiastic reception last week at tho unior
meeting OF the Kansas City councils. anu
scten candidates were initiated. An entertain,
nent followed, including an address by thu
grand regent. \ similar union meeting will l.,
held ut Gate city Counctis hall April II. fOi
pared. IA ~ ~
Forest Park Councils degree team. consist
paraphernalia. viii leave for Chicago Wedass-
day night. where shey Will he met by the Re
past grand regent of Illinois. ard viii be To-
Gated at tho Lexington. On Thursday night a
be - he'd at the + FIST Regiment &r f2aryS''v wh T4,.
the Forest Park team will confer the degree on
The next fraterral reunion Of the St. Louis
81 Frilay, April ]. Chevaiier.. Missouri aud
Mound city councils viii participate.
and three mutations. TRs Grand others WeTc
pTssent in force. ara large DELEGATIONS were
who participated. in the reunion. Addresses were
made by a number nr the visitors.
Chevalier council had four applications. J. {.
i;lntnEsworth and Doctor E F. Brady were
ViSi,9rs and made interesting talks
one initiation. Regent George \. Brooks Of
Myth g En- En- yrs Sog Gn,I,I Vas a 'isitor; NO -,oo,,,n
which was Largely attended by The member.
were the features Of the evening.
COMPTON nm Council had thte" applications
and one initiation. The recently organized ath-
letic association was strongly indors-d. II. J.
Dolsnn and II. Rea Fitch entertained and D,r-
uty .Ierc naidrn,an made an address.
Cape Girarleau Council elected Il. \. ThdX-
collector. They wcrr duly Installed by Deputy
William + Bcubach. who also assisted the
council in its business. The nights Of meeting
were changed TO the second and fourth FRIDAYS
Marquette council had one application aud
received its new deputy. W. l. Stecker. who
Carl MoIler Council had two applications and
nne initiation. New bylaws we're adopted and
y cuchrr on April 9 was arranged for. Theo-
dore Kaiser was elected secretary
Ap hqfl'9 Tor S0 WlIinb T bepaEi ,ye a SneH Bick saT'y h IN
promised an elegant prize. G. a. Misemer of
Poplar Bluff Council received a visit from
ference with the officers and members which
promises to put new lifc into the council.
North End Council had one initiation and an
entertainment consisting OF music. Addresses
were made by several visitors, including Messrs.
Ciausen; kiilinSsworth. J. F. Bremen and Il.
Hickory Council received eight applications
and made lnaf ARRANGEMENTS for an entertain
ment ana hop at Lemp's Hail Friday evening
Laclede Council had two limitations and, after
date. proceeded in a body TO the Fratornal Re-
union al Carr Lanes Hall.
six Invitations; ana was Gntertsined with music
the city. Chaplain E, j. stanley Of compton
HI Council Vas a visitor and made a helpful
Old orchard Council had two mutations and
decided 10 offer as a prize a Worlds Fair
season ticket. to be awarded by lot July ],
the sponsors only being allowed 10 draw. The
mock trial was postponed until the next meet
ing. meantime a progressive suciIe viii be
given.
Cabanne Council had thcce applications and
entered vigorously upon the membership con
test with Old Guard Council. Tor 1905. the
losers 10 forfeit the cost OF a Love Feast. /
Regent Z. II. Michel of Old Guard was pres
emit witt a large delegation CT his members.
Christian r. Miller has been commissioned
as District Deputy Grand Regent for Sedaiia
North Broadway Council has changed its
nights to the second and fourth Tues
days in the month.
Council meetings this week: H~onday-ozark
Dnlmar. kacimOra. Joachim, Old Guard. Fri
day-Fraternal reunion at Hall Of Cheyalier |
Felix, st. Charles. MelrOse. Missouri I
Valley. Meramec.