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

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Ideal Lodge was instituted at the hall, Sew
enth street and Ann avenue. last Tuesday even
grand secretary. !. j. KENNEDY. assisted by
! Grand Past Protector Johanna Fellinann and
lain louisa StrathinanB, Supreme Guide George
T. McVey and Brothers Meier Engie AMI Mich
numher Of names. and. Judging frnm the aetiv-
iy displayed by the new recruits. II bright
future is IN store Tor the lodge.
ADA Lodges lssi meeting was a!iEe with en-
thus!asTn. The hail Was crowded with merlnefs
and visitors from Germania. Cherokee and Co
lGu1hia lodges. Two applications were re
taking part were Miss Lydia GutweileT. Msssrs.
Sol Sianallahi John RlCSs. II, koeneinann.
Rising sun Lodges last meeting was I'D to
ton Of candidates and the reception Of two APP
piratinns for Relief Fund membership ADDED
social followed the close Of the meeting.
Sciaiia MOD Lodge. the latest acquisition Of
| oay evening. with s'ycrty-Gve charter mem
hers The ceremonies were conducted by Grand
i,.rs resulted as follows: Past protector. noc-
Tor W 5 shiTk; p%TotGSto; John H. Johnson:
Tetsry,. T whismaH: financial secretary.
stsFi1iR, Mrs., Ada Wright n''S guide. Inward
Z"eliS guardian. Miss Louisa colquitt: cen
ne. ne i,I rncc,jnr next NsSae edSsiaes ~ nc . "a a
inittat" tw'nty-tive candidates.
opal Lodge received two applications at its
last meeting. The degree was also exempIiHed.
FnIly 90 per cert Of the members were pres
Hartman addressed the meeting.
irving Lodge, M~apiewood. Mo. received one
w to "a" usual standard in attendance. This
lnGE" has been making a decided Increase in
Royal L6i:c.s last meeting was very pleas
ant. Two candidates were conducted into the
reli"f-ft no membership was tled with the sec
rotary. After the close Of the meeting coffee aud
sal wiches were served and i musical pro-
GTanni rendered.
81, Louis LnGE'.s members are making, ok
trnSiye '1~iranEcm"nts for the ,polka-dot dress
is Lali. lishtesnth and Lynch streets, SatuT-
:, tcf will pTeeIae the affair.
t~erestinE. After initiation OF candidates. a ,nrI-
sicai programme followed. Among those taking
+ KITES ard Erd,her 4. q. Tayior. s Isl
Emma Bates from Evergreen Lodge at Green
No. Il. Dancing was also induigei in.
Sunset Lnds.'s meeting. last Tuesday even
followed by the r]eSep,ton Of taree applfca-
tions for relief fund membership. Grand Of
liam :. Stoff and William J.. Reyero:t adj
dressed the meeting under Order No. II.
iur was wen Attended. Protector Louis Hem
pfesidci One arplicatioG for relief fund
was conIerred upon the candidate. a number
Of visitors we're present from sister lodges.
ing was wei attended. Members are again
their o%ld-tinie activity and enthusi-
asTl and expect to show a handsome gain
in membership at the close Of this term.
Western star Lodges last meeting was
largely attended, i being the second meeting I
since tn" institution Of the lodge. all can
didate pending received the degree. Eight APP
for relief FUND membership were
ftled with the secretary. Lunch was served a.
the clos. 81 the meeting.
oak Lodge continues to add new names TO
It's roster. Eight additions being made last
Monday evening. \ number Of visitors were
present from sister lodges. Addresses We're also
delivered by Protector Mnllie heanc and Sister
Marie Akius. and Brothers Doctor Robert l..
owen. Thomas Kane and Doctor y. r. AIKEN.
Humboldt Lodges last meeting was made in
fereSttnC 10y the initiation Of candidates ma .
reception OF i've applications. 4 number of
net. tiady. Cherokee and Victoria lodges. also
by Grand Past Protector johanna Feldmsnn.
Protector George Trunk and Sisters Emma
Palmer and Emma Ifoehe.
Co.e Brilliantc Lodge initiated candidates at
their meeting last Wednesday evening. Refresh
were served. and dancing was enjoyed.
Magnolia Lodge conferred the degree upon !
at their meeting last Monday even
which was followed by their usual month
II euci:Ie. at which a number Of PRICES were
awarded to the successful players.
ancient Order of United Workmcn.
The Grand Lodge. \. q. /. W. Of Missouri
leid. lis biennia! s.ssion in this city March 10
o IS, at which time the new assessment rates
osed by the Supreme Lodge were taken
Ip for consideration. After a lengthy discussion
n which several prominent members of the