The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-02-21

Louisa Strathmann and Supreme Representa-:
tive lamar Ayers. Speeches under the good
urer Sarah E. Breen. chairman of the Finance
Committee sor Lud y -o MARI. Supreme Rep IsseiI.
kene. 4 music programme followed, AMONG
those taking part We're: Marie ]. Aitkens and
Pearl J. Peters, Refreshments were served and
Grand Protector John D; o'Keefe departed
duct the ceremonies of the class initiation Of
forty candidates for Dorothy Lodge. The work
S f sFsanl71 Frea vas e, ERs rss. and Ps p pspuSfy ro SsanS
Alice C. Bunyard.
tended meeting last Monday evening. Tine ad-
usual monthly euchre. at which prizes were
awarded to the successful players. The rendi-
' Opal 81 hod hsszi met P'0 ias9 Wee Mes move evening.
The attendance was large. much enthusiasm
fund membership were received.
Golden Crowns meeting last Tuesday even
played by the members, some of the old
timers were present and added interest by
. ticking A an sss,gs part Ter Ie t tlsa w with Of fa grp sseFs-
tary.
meeting last TUESDAY evening. D'The attendants
was much larger than usual. Grand Vice Pro-
s sss' intt psss9s c saarss. a On NE eaed Of as ,hs eri
der. An entertainment. lesp-year party and
epeers lolsow sensi tae c. 6s rs Of shs meeting xnesi a anG
instrumental music. Refreshments were served
a men,s da Mere pe Mas 2 S tsa'H Brothers Tse c. af n s-
tell and Frank Krouse.
inc Oak xs Leaf sIc Leigs,is meeting 1hs dnsra last ss Monday HGyD, syeni
upon candidates and applications for relief
tary. The usual good time followed the meet
ing.
silye. Star Lodges las. meeting was en-
thusiastic. Applications were received and the
DECREE was conferred upon three candidate.
Cora f. Murphy addressed the meeting On the
good of the order. Visitors were present from
jefferson and Excelsior lodges.
made interesting by the initiation Of four can
evening was enjosahie; -Four eandida.es re
worth submittad seven applications Tor relief
d FUND d. m orgar xsIss ,s hid d s. under the god
Heyner. Charles Farnsworth and Charles
Alice Lodge has perfected arrangements for
the euchre and hop TO be given after ths NEXT
Anna Lodges meeting last Thursday even
Ing was the most successful since the institu-
ly large. Three candidates received the degree
and three applications were fled with the sec
excellent work; II comprises Sisters Alice MARI.
Anna Kanp; Melinda Whit and BROTHER:
Cote Brilliante Lodges last meeting was up
to the usual standard of attendance. Pro-
tector Antoine Kuntz conducted the ceremonies
of initiation OF candidates. One application
Chouteau Lodge will meet next Tuesday even
ing. A large attendance is expected. as the
side degree will be exempltaed.
selves after the meeting last Wednesday even
ing. at which, one card member was received.
Secretary Christian Thiemer read one apalica-
ton for relief fund membership.
last Tuesday evening. Seven applications for
= ,oi,i fund N msmbe5ssip D,r wsTs rscs ~. lod msk Sn'Ii
have for class initiation. which will take place
at Concordia Hall. No. 1Hl Chouteau avenue.
next Thursday evening. Visitors were present
the order were delivered by supreme Repre-
sentative George c. McVey and Grand Treas
urer Sarah E. Breen. An entertainment and
were served.
Enterprise Lodges last meeting was well at
and a committee was appointed to arrange for
a uchre to be given by the lodge at the hall.
No. 2sD1 Franklin avenue. Thursday evening.
March 10. Grand Officer William Kemsley spoke
Union Lodges degree team made its initial
with their new costumes at the
conducted three candidates into the mysteries
of the degree. Those officiating were Past Pro-
tector Gus Diekroger and Proctor Victor Kraft.
West Gate Lodge conferred the degree on
candidates at a well-attended meeting last
evening. Applications for relief fund
were received. The lodge is maxi
Protector L. W. Peters. Past Protectors Hem
~ Yonker and Doctor J. E Westaver addressed
the meeting.
party at the hall. Jefferson and Cas- avenues.
The committee comprises William
A. Brown, Ed johnson. Edward Murphy. F.
and Fred Bergman.
Jefferson Lodge received six applications and
conferred degrees on four candidates at a meet
last THURSDAY evening. Visitors were pres
addressed the meeting.