The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-02-07

Walnut Camp held a very enthusiastic meet
ing. initiated two candidates and received four
| applications. The camp Will meet Wednesday.
Botanical camp met last SIonday right. mi
t!ated two candidates and received four APP
piications. AttenoaTce was very good.
dates were introduced into the Protection de-
gree and three applications were received aud
the social to be given SATURDAY. February 70.
The Uniform Rank drill team is surprising the
! Live Oak Camp met last Friday night. and
had a very large and enthusiastic attendance
presided. Five candidates We're Initiated and
ten applications were received, and acted upon.
ms sitisst TaesGay No hight 1t 'G TRe M me inbtia nov
numbers II. The tifiX, ap9licatiGns acted upon
l6. The preliminary will be an open meeting.
which will be held in ,he Auditorium Of The
Head CONSUL William II. Hughes Will be among
the speakers
Liberty Camp at Its regular meeting last
ceived applications which were favorably acted
Charter was cpened and Deputy Richard s.
Lew was employed by this camp for ninety
Chopper Camp at its regular meeting Friday
night put SIX candidates through the Protection
degree. accepted six applications and -four were
Alton is now in line. Head Consul William
H. Hughes. Special Deputy j. W. Croft and
Deputy J. s. Grant are meeting with success.
Prominent business men are affiiinting with the
Eden Camp met last Thursday night in its
new hall. Easton and Marcus avenues. Three
,ions were received. The membership is in
creasing rapidly.
Thursday. February II. at Henp's Hal. No
Sig North Broadway. will initiate sixteen gan
diiates. This camp Is getting along nicely
under the direction of tine newly elected Off
GERS.
Benton Camp meets Tuesday night. February
Q. at Twentieth and Wright streets. Ten no.
for Initiation. Refreshments viii be served.
Terminal Camp held an enthusiastic meeting
n last w fo1 msmEers snree and aPs seysb aEplt sens f is-
itiated. A spirited discussion on matters OF
eamp. under its new officers. is doing splendid
work. and promises material gain for the year.
II. Mound Sand, na1y saE seve met re last ,P F5iaay y,o night We at
received ard two candidates were introduced
this meeting were enthusiastic at the prospects
of increasing the membership by twenty-three
Oakland Grove was instituted Thursday night
with twentv-four charter members. The mem
a short session and kindly turned over the hall
to the new grove. Officers We're elected for the
Many ladies were present from Olive and Mag
nolia groves. Mrs. Overflow, the new guardian.
Is q iSe fret Of n Sla hsSe a The iS aiavf fr wil, H meat at
Andes Hall every second and fourth Thursday
Olive Grove reports a substantial gain for last
month and a good. able record. not a suspen-
open meeting with oak camp during the month,
slowly. and bids fair to be one Of the prosper
Gus fGoEes of St; Louis a -. ~
of fraternslism. Members are enthusiastic and
a i31gs i ,nrre esn rs ,a3 ,ss w for; i5 nj ted last last
two applications received Refreshments were
Acorn Camp met last Tuesday evening with
the largest attendance of the new year. One
were received and acted upon. Many visitors
were present. many of whom Were heard from
were served.