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

voted an hour to the memory Of the late psst
made BY F. E. Cook. 4. PetinE. i. W. Nor
T Bacon: 'e +. II. sirHisp. 4 4 g. ). a Mf1sfd; f Il. L /
Burkhardt and others: 4 eommittee was ap-
pointed to f Gn,S = H. a memorial Rs,1k IspsdFtt o, Chi
sion as the representative of Supreme Regent
1t was resolved by the Grand Council to
change its time of meeting. which will here
Forest Park Council. desre. team has been
ton Of a class Of 800 candidates. which Will
take place in March in chicago.
seven limitations. Regent j. Clausen presiding:
4 large dslesa,on was presen, from F ,s.m
who conferred that degree upon a large elias.
sf sH sons. By R dss %sf' ana c cisu. sn.ei inssas,
Tesisatio mus By S n f a t; s MsdPpss6 osem 1sas.. AND ana al,
ss Mentor sSs s Goansil keeP s,s up pv its ,nSI e9d Wsrs 8, ans iss
it was decided to give an entertainment and
m hSP after was Lent a1no sns Z c9 e. saafan oR Ar. r. e.
Jones and w. 1. Ciucas made short talks: L
81 slnf Kreh 1a wlss plano iss es seIeeslo with r isns snt sRa n:
ment closed with i TH,S,,ss songs Ncf sy W. an n:
nSnasefi that osat there w VIII Se r FL asSa,ss after aer
every meeting in the future
with Mlss assen e"9 D, {. NAG ADAMS p prssidins' HegS ). {.
hesse entertained o With ln,,h ns Isc,1s initial sn9 E
E: Goerisch made an Interesting talk on Good
B., Graham presiding. HoaTisan and Graham
entertained with songs. wippem and Beser
made by Gottfreid. Lenhardt: sshoo;er. Ra-
dolf. Gum. stephens: Burklin, White and Rolf;
George ". Cook presiding. and was entertained
by Feldes. Tobin. Downes. Anram. Moran.
Iaeiede e Council II had a competitive contest.
Brother Hanerkamp receiving the first prize
Of the council. res. Tssite Ism an eri Ripa I humorous s,.
tends, Silver spoons were awarded I'll who
brought in new members. The lawmakers
Mil Vii bee be served eiven al NE next M WIZ
rs Mound 7 CITY i , GSgnsil r hed hns aDP p A. WaI r..
4; Co Gaas; j A. EIape SIS, and nd. the .. Mound
and ani j. eHRa y. Green with instrumenta music. Dep
.ty 5, $. Bass made an address s,.,a,d
meeting. Regent Mich Il Grand presiding. a
class Of eight was initiated: the officers s., all
S STsanized for the next meeting. Visitors were
present, Including Grand OFFICERS r. z Cook.
si Pass Regent A.. H.. Meefier. Regent 6.
4. Brooks and f. siser Of North End. F. F;
d sssssr anf from Victoria; Duty q Consisted Of
songs and a story by E re e, Bee gefk shor1 tn ,aTSs
by +. z. ceos, !. G. KiihnssWorth. W. il;
Miller. E II: Buckley. Mich lie Grand and
and one s.I Initiation Regent Msnta G. y y k,osi. gTesis.
81 SSa aSd sl Ksssa, = I T. M Of IF ka Ms' clss Goun-
gre work. orator ". y. Britt favored the
n mase by with The a v fes . sole fo ars A PARK has "r re-
sumed Its series OF social events, interrupted
my 'a a r reee q! ms ana nah en,ertainnent was given
in 'ts present hall. Manchester and Marshall
comp,on HIN Council had two aPPlisatiosn ms
and four Invitations one OF TIE istter being ny
gent q; q. Perkins presidsa and The new ON,
GERS filled the stations Regent y: a. Wells
I q ss, 6 1Saneh T ss@s ri sha s. and ne adore sddIe.s e. the
meeting As this was the evening for Comp.
e eGe d'n to the sa iadiss. and nd', the remainder of the
evening was pleasantly spen, in dancing; a
was given. ,Refreshments were ,rved.
south ; End E Council gessiye 6r. sns member Bspu ~
John Scf&i Gsnsea ins,alled F: i. Mishssi as pas,
e s1Fsn' f and ID M me- meeting ss nsn' With c Ins.Tam entail
music; R. j. o'Neill and A.: b. Fillmore With
Gausch and John E. daskiii. Refreshments
carl MolIer Council had one application and
Ing. The meeting was entertained with instru-
E. Pe? saue music snd by sdd i, ssEa s. Grand rsso Saaee y + (:
b; Lewis ( i t 4; ps.i II cs snd i; G cnu hil,hiinsS~orth
Cote ariiIisnts Council had one apP!,eatioS.
R Sssr1s,n p; H; Baker anssr p Sssx II. 1 %hieh G Hss en- N:
ioyed. The session closed with an address by
Regent Baker. |
Gratiot Council had one application and one
1sinstatenent: vice Ressn, chas, ;, r aI4bsrsi
with Rotations by Doctor H. S. Frazer and c.
f. Jenry. an address by G: J. .LinberS. Jr, |
and a lecture on 'Educst;on'' by Marion Muir
ply. |
Banner Council is keeping up its good work;
which is largely the result OF the interest and
activity Of its collector, Henry SchaIler: Three
INK. Resen, ]. F. sparlin presiding. A good
time followed.
with Vice Regent Robert Beck presiding. Three
applications were received and I'VE candidates
initiated. Good of the order was generally par
ticipated In and was entertaining. 49,,
Benton Councils meeting next Friday VIII
fancy drin by twelve young women: a recita-
Little Miss Ping Pong There viii also be
solos by Hawken. Jones. Da1er. pixson and
quartet
Delmar. Ka-Ci-Mo-Ra. Joachim anu Old Guard:
TUESDAY. Hickory. Euclid. Eiori:ssns .vs,lsy:
Wsdnesday North End, SI Il = 5sIer Sr
Spring River. Poplar Bun ana 81
Joseph: Saturday. Spanish lake and West
Plains.