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

The meetings of the several lodges of
the st. Louis fraternal organizations, last
week., were nearly all devoted TO the con-
sideration of routine business. The ma
jority, however. were followed by enter
tailments. which have done much to fos-
ter the fraternal spirit.
With few exceptions, officers have been
Installed and the lodges are settling down
to work under the new regimes. II is in
tended to make extensive preparations for
the Worlds Fair, and many societies al
"eauy have plans under consideration.
knights of the N~nccnbccs.
Tho great commander and great record keeper
have returned 10 the city after finishing install
laticns in the State. and both report condi-
lions very good in .'.e territory that they WIS.,
tied.
The Commanders and Past Commanders As
ISOLATION held a business SESSION recently in the
Imperial Theater building. The seheduies were
that they can secure any number by applying
at the great RECORD keepers, office. lhe next
business meeting OF the association Will he held
On Monday evening. February -. in the odeon.
ON Monday evening. February 5. the association
JenersIn and cas- avenues; pr.,, ,.,, .,
me REFLEX and employment Bureau held =
welcoming the new delegates; The election of
Tower Grove Tent had a roasins meeting
Monday night. receiving several applications
been unfortunate. recently, losing several mem.
bars by death, and all The claims were paid
ruary Is the Entertainment Committee will pro-
vide a programme for the benefit of the MEM
20 attend. The tent meets at Boyle and Chou
teau avenues.
Busy Bee Tent held a rouaing review on Mon
day evening. and 1t is becoming more evident
at every meeting that the hall is too small to
dates were initiated by the degree team and
s,s sppiSar,'Hs T.eei Tea, Several visitors Were
The Social Circle of Rapp. Tent will have a
prize mask ball on Saturday evening. Feb
Liberty Tent is displaying the shirt of fra
bl laaax u for fa the Ssnea Rat Of g Sir s RniE Msf Hus e Who
vas seriously. injured recently and Is In need
st,end the review and assist in this worthy
cause. The new officers of the tent are making
oak Hill Tent and Oak Hill Hive will have a
Joint masquerade ball SATURDAY evening. Febru-
Missouri Tents new officers opened mp the
and transacted the business quickly. The tent
extended its svmpathies 70 Sir Knight Good.
was unanimously voted to join the Relief
Roard. Sir knight Alexander being apopint-
Sir Knight William Goidsiein. two Sir knights
from Imperial Tent and the great record
Imperial Tent had a large attendance Of
. eeiTins several ae sis a IsSieT TsaF and in fssnins. tive. we
candidates.. the secret work being conferred bv
OF orre Busy snsa' Rec se'' Tent tee Great o auditor McG GSSis,n
c. W. McCfeverty. Arthur Helbig, Doctor
Meredith. Z. H. Toftie and several other WIS.,
ftors were in attendance.
Anderson Tent has iaaugurated a new limo
walton in the way Of advertising the tent. rs
well as the order at large. They have secuIed
a calendar. the first Of its kind issued in Mis-
souri,. ana any member Of Anderson Tent can
secure one by applying to the record keeper.
Union Tent. No. 90 had n review last Mon
day. and the amended bylaws received their
first reading. The usual initiation took place.
The Hungry Six paid a visit TO Sir knight
Richard Scl,eil February 4 at his home to ce!e-
brate his birthday. and presented him with a
token.