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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-02-14
Royal Arcanum.

/ The Grand Council Of Missouri will hold its
twenty first annual session next Tuesday In
the Elks Hall. Holland building. 1t will be
called to order at 10 a. m by Grand Regent +.
H.. Bacon. The Committee on Credentials will
meet in the Grand Council office. No. 3s Hol-
land building. at y O'Clock. BeSides the ofncers
ent from the %nfty-nve councils in the staie.
bringing the total membership OF the BODY up
to 1J.
Two sessions will be held on Tuesday. The
morning session will be occupied with the an
nual reports Of the officers and standing com.
be IN a most prosperous condition. The mem
bsrship in Missouri February was io.l2s, be s
Nine new councils were instituted during the
s ssar- new mnis soH Us .aF ssan gam IN the se'a eo in meinhf5:
period Of any preyieHs year The nnan rsnd
Treasurer E. NJ. Hake will report a cash bal
ance February l in the various funds IN his
care OF %sS.6sz.Sl above all LIABILITIES.
ton upon the reports, the formulation OF plans
OF work for the next year general business
Is expected that one days session will be suf-
ficieLt 10 complete all the business coming be-
Chevalier Council had two applications. Re-
gent j. Z. Brennan. presiding Duty IL was
C. Becker, +. G. Ronde and George Pancoast.
Instrumental selections by, Leo HiIsch and r
LAWN and ]. Z. Brennan.
Handkerchief Council had a pleasant meeting.
business had been attended to orator c. II.
Bartlett entertained the council with the fol-
lowing prosramme: Mandolin and guitar due,
by Messrs. B~rockman and Stevens. vocal solo
by Clark \. Holt. banjo solo by orator Bart
lett. addresses by Deputy John p. Kerschaw.
Of st. Charles Council. The orator read a paper
on Good OF the Order and arrangements were
March.
Felix Council had seven applications and three
limitations. Regent wv. IL. Bocks'ette presid-
Ing; Duty . was %psriormed ,h With nsw a o Fsrfes'io a
committee was appointed to arrange an open
gard to the death Of Past Grand Regent Il. r.
Bonner were adopted. Messrs: Schaefer. Barker
and Seaman entertained with songs and Wal
S. Grimes and w. A. b. Sehl.
four nr'" Mutations. Past Grand Regent L. J..
Meiser presiding In the absence from the city
of Regent Davidi Gable, Plans We're inaugurated
for = vigorous campaign. Professor T. n. Ev-
ersden gave instrumental solos and Grand Sec
rotary Killingsworth made an address. ]. p.
Fiorissant Valley Councils officers were in
thanks OF the council for his excellent per-
good talks were made by Messrs. Tifnn. Par
sens and the newly installed regent. w. NJ
creasins the membership OF the council. and
urgently requested each member to present an
application before the close OF the year. Dep
uty W. II. Miller spoke in regard to the hos
Valley Council had seven applications. Regent
mittee made q Comprehensive and satisfactory
final report. for which the council rendered a
vote of thanks; Much important business was
amendments Il 10 the bylaws. were presented.
i TG.e" The Te' death Of Daniel F. Noonsn was
Eent. Addresses were made BY Pas. Grand
killingsworth and f. E. Cook.
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KNIGHT, and Ladie. of Honor.

The grand officers initial visit for this year
will be made at Oak Lodge at the hall No.
$500 Chouteau avenue. Monday evening. Grand
Protector John D. O'Keefe will present the
merit banner to Oak Lodge as a reward for
making tha largest net gain In membership
during tibet last term.
General enthusiasm and activity Is being
Lily. Jewel Of the West and Chouteau lodges.
under whose auspices class imitation. enter
tairment and a hop viii be given at Concordia
Club Hall. No. 1871 Chouteau avenue. Thursday
among these lodges as to WHICH will have the
largest number Of candidates for initiation. A
prize will probably be offered by the ExecutivN
Committee for the lodge having the largest
The supreme medical examiners report for
January shows Missouri leading all other juris-
dictions with 431 approvals OF applicants. A
greater gain is expected this month. Judging
tarv from LODGES and deputies throughout the
State.
four candidates at an enthusiastic meeting
last Nondas evening.
Oak Lodge. at its last meeting. appointed a
with instructions to make arrange
Lodge Officers Monday evening at the hall. No.
zoe Chouteau avenue The presentation Of the
merit banner will take place. One of the fea-
lures of the meeting viii be the initiation of
lowed by a music entertainment and dancing.
The arrangements are being perfected by Sis
tiers Moilie Keane. Myra J.. Athens: Louisa
worth and Brothers Thomas F. Keane, Doctor
Robert E owen and Louis Blanke.
Poplar Bluff fMo.) Lodges last meeting was
sssasss'o' Past 1n sroi se,isS" 8. G z erahs M1fe pro- 'n-
Lee: recording secretary. Ollie Wright fnan-
cial Ascretary, Mary 8sxnett; treasursI. R1uie
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knights Of the Maccabees.


The Great Camp Executive Board was in ses-
sion three days during the last month and
transacted considerable business. A request
WAS read at the Board meeting from the Past
Commanders' Association. asking that the
Great Camp pay the hall rent. which was
granted. Sir Knights Hun and Schnitzer re-
TUNED to their homes Wednesday evening:
The Relief and Employment bureau will hold
i ssb, e 4 n. OF and 1i am jsle Ua aIe rsa,,cstea 80
be present. Several important Mates will be
discussed ana the meeting VIII Undoubtedly De
Sir knights Charles Goodman. the Record
Denver. where ne was ATTENDING the funeral Of
On Monday evening the Past Commanders
Association mad at least forty representatives
at Worlds Fair Tent and assisted very ma
1erialiy in making this meeting a success:
the review. ana was called upon to Install the
newly elected record keeper. SIR Knight Nagei:
Great Commander McMsster. Among the Wis
tors were Gommandsr Woolsm; Sommans ser
knights Greisher. Parker, Blaekmore. Lang.
Keicnman. fischer and Hackenyos, One can-
association will be to Weston on Monday even
ing. February q; and il is desired 10 make Il a
quested to attend.
Al the last review OF Anderson Tent 1t had
200 members present. The tent Is In a flourish
ing condition and Is making arrangements with
Anderson Hive for a large euchre and hop 10
be held in the near future. 1t has thirteen
members on the sick list. and the Sick Commit
tee is taking care Of them
Rapp Tent held an excellent review recently
and mad a large number of members present.
Three applications were received and one can
didate initiated. the secret work being con-
ferred by the great record keeper. unuer the
good OF the order remarks were made by Sir
knights Zunyteg. Reicheneder and Rasp OF
Dewey Tent and Sir knight Green Of Busy Bee
Tent. This tent expects to make progress dur
ing the year.
The baby tent In the city is beginning 10
grow very rapidly. and at the last review OF
Mack's Tent II had 60 per cent OF the mem,
bership present. Two candidates were Initiated
and five applications presented. The tent mas
appointed a committee to devise ways and
means to purchase a degree outnt. They have
also appointed q sick OF seven. each
of whom has Il separate night in when 10
look after his charge. Among the visitors
were deputy Great Commanuers McMasters;
Sir knight Hultz, Sir Knight Masters OF
Tower Grove and the great record keeper.
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Ladies' of the Mnccabees.

American Hive. No. s. held Its regular re-
view February 4 with all officers in their chairs
except the finance keeper and mistress-at-arms.
Sir knight Obrock is improving slowly. Lady
Lindsay was pronounced out Of danger. and
prospects Of her recovery are good.
The hive received q letter from Lady Lindsy
thanking the ladies for klnunesS extended to
herself and family during her illness and eA-
pressing her thanks for the Willingness eacn
one showed in taking their turns IN nursing
and caring for her.
The Blues will give the turkey supper to the
Pinks February 10. the date OF the next re-
view. All membefs, both fink and Blue, are
requested to be present. as the state com.
mander. Lady May A. c.. Baikie. Is expected
at public installation or officers of American
Tent are also invited to be present as guests
OF the pfnks.
Sir knight Jones Parker was informed that
the children" OF American Hive are growing
and prCspertng, and are all willing workers,
with no drunes in the hive.
New Missouri Hive he'd a euchre at Anchor
Hall. which netted a good sum. The hive also
contempbates an open meeting in the near fu-
ture. Inc hive having been organized on Feb.
ruary ., has made progress during the first
year OF its existence.
Gordon Hive held a well-attended review.
One candidate was initiated and eight appii,
cations were received. The officers are proud
ce!ved.
Jewel Hive held a pleasant meeting at It's
last review. Lady Doctor kerns was present
The Elues having the winning side. the Pinks
have decided TO give q banquet In the neaT
future.
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Excelsior Lodge at Its last meeting conf.
the rank of Esquire on four Pages. S..
visitors were present. Chancellor Comm.
RouSht made his usual remarks. taking fu
theme that old proverb. Speech ~ silver.
lence golden" Mr.. Bennings made reIn
regarding improvement of tn initiatory
monies. 1. Hill stated that the vacanc.
the Excelsior Quartet had been filled by
petitive examination. Cigars were listrlb1
Master of Work Herchenrneder stated tia
expected to have the senate at its best .
would confer the rank of knjgh at tine .
meeting.
Damon Lodge at its last meeting. conf
the rank OF knight on two ~f.sGuiiss. the v
being done in first-class style. The hall
filled to OVERLOOKING. Visitors from Mississ
Kansas. Kentucky and Nebraska. also Z.
Wabash. Robert l.. Cowan and Cheva
lodges. attended.
Red Cross Lodge. No. "a. received a visit
"Wednesday evening from about fifty mcin-
of Twentieth Century Lodge at Union
second rank was conferred upon three ca
dates. and three petitions were received.
visiting brothers from Union as well as {.
from three other States. expressed thenss
pleased at the way the work was done An
the speakers Of tn evening was Judge GA
camp. a member of Twentieth Century L.
The next meeting will be taken up with y
in the third rank.
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Knights of Honor.

LAFAYETTE Lodge reports a good attendance
at last meeting. Two applications were re-
ceived. Mr.. Utley and the new officers are
fulfilling their promises made to increase the
membership during their term. .vickery. Sex
auer, Mckay and Kirwin made interesting re-
marks for good OF the order.
Bremen Lodges attendance Is Increasing. One
nember was reported sick. Manning. Ham
macher. Maggie. Hartman and Hunt were the
SNEAKERS of the evening in behalf Of the ledge
and order
to all sister lodges In the city, requesting them
To send n committee to attend a meeting at its
hall, Eleventh and Locust streets. on Thurs
day. to arrange a programme for outdoor
amusements during the summer months.
Mount Olive Lodge received three. appl!ca-
tions and initiated two. candidates at Its last
meeting. A. L. Monroe was Installed as treas
urer. The new officers were complimented upon
their degree work.
Bellefontaine Lodge at its last meeting dis
cussed the subject Of an increase in member
ship and the future welfare OF the lodge. Bright.
DeVol. Schubert and others made interesting
remarks
Lincoln Lodge reports a good attendance at
last meeting. The lodge has lost two members
BY death within the last three weeks; f;
addressed the lodge.
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Legion of Honor.

Compton Hill Council held its regular ~
ing Monday evening and initiated one cat.
date. Fred A. Brandt. Three applications "a
also filed. and the candidates Will be In ;
for initiation at the next meeting
On Wednesday evening Stella Council /
It's regular meeting. with a good attenda
Two candidates.. Frank 4. Walker and Ma
A. Meyer. We're initiated and instructed in
secre. work of the order.
Hyde Park Council will give its annual n
Guerade hop at Pickwtch Hall TUESDAY mr.
of honor and will lead the grand march, j
O'Conneil has been assigned music direc'
Charles Clear Is chairman of the Floor &C
mittee and J. j. Mcnamara will have cha
of the Reception Committee.
St. Louis Council is showing some good W
under the guidance of Chancellor Comings. a
judging from the number of examinations :
have been approved by the supreme medical
rector. limitations will be the order to-morI
night.
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HAPPENINGS OF THE WEEK
AMONG FRATERNAL SOCIETIES.

The representatives and alternates Of
the city lodges to the session of the
Grand Lodge. Order of United Workmen,
will meet at the hall of Hyde Park Lodge,
Eleventh street and Newhouse avenue, on
Tuesday evening. February 16. All rep
resentatives n alternates are requested
to attend. as matters Of Importance will
he discussed
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tary, gave an interesting talk on Patriot.
Mcpherson. No. 4. met Friday with a
attendance and received several Applicant
members are invited to participate.
Thomas jefferson. No. II. met last I
with a large crowd. Brother Staley, VIII
been a member of the order for thir;.
years, Is a Woodworking member and a
come addition TO the council.
Rising Sun. No. g., met Tuesday In La
burg. All member of the city are invit'
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SOCIETIES.

IN tSSOCRI HISTORICAL SOCIETY, NO.
IA 1900 Locust Street-Regular monthly
meetings held on the second Thursday of each
month at s p. m. from November Till April,
inclusive. The building is open daily from 9
a., m. Till 5 D.. M: Sunday afternoons from 2
I'll g. Inc public Is coruially invited to visit
the library and museum.
WALTER y. President.
George f. Mockler. Secretary.
- HE BLUE AND THE GRAY MEETS AT
y. the rooms Of the Missouri Historical So
Getty, No. 1863 Locust street. upon cali of I'm,
commandant. JOSEPH BOYCE, Captain.
(. C. Robbins. First Sergeant.
~ oLUNTEER FIREMENS
Society meets third Sunday of every
month. 2 p. m. No. 1900 Locust street. All ST.
Louis volunteer tire.nen are invited to attend.
JOSEPH BOYCE, President.
Thomas Lynch. Secretary.
Frank NJ. Brooks. Assistant Secretary.
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Wright: chaplain. Alta Newton; guide. Mary
Newton: guardian, Elizabeth Matthew's; sen
tinel. Leslie Barnett, and trustees, John e.
corrigon and John Macon.
Martha Washington Lodges members made
final arrangements for the masquerade bail 10
be given by the lodge for the purpose OF propa-
eating the order at Lemp's Hall. Thirteenth
and Utah streets. SATURDAY evening. FebIu-
AIRY 81.
sunset Lodges meeting Tuesday evening was
one of the largest attended for some months.
the occasion being the adoption of apropri-
ate resolutions ON the death of Sister So
phrcnia Il. Murphy. who was d charter m-m-
Der Of the lodge.
De Soto (Mo.) Lodge has arranged for a
large class initiation Monday evening. DEPUTY,
Grand Protector Jno. II. Turner has conducted
the work OF propagation and expects to confer
the degree on twenty applicants.
Ada Lodge received three applications eno
conferred the degree on candidates at its last
meeting The attendance was unusually large;
the mask ball given by the lodge for the par-
pose Of propagating the order proved q success.
Excelsior Lodges last meeting was made H.
t~eresting by the reception of four applications
for relief fund membership. presented by Grand
Officer Catherine Lurz and Sister Mary {.
Koib.
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ORDER OF SCOTTISH CLANS.

Ian NO. 3. ORDER OF SCOT
fish Clans. meets first and third Tuesdays
OF each month at Vestgate Hall, corner Grand
AID Easton avenues. Visiting clansmen cor
oially invited to attend.
CHAS. STEWART. Chief.
No. 1872 Bell avenue.
Attest: George A. Bruce. Secretary. No. ss11
Eossuth avenue.
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st. Louis. No. L. met with General W. c.
Lyons last Monday. The largest and most en-
thusiastio gathering of members Of the order
were assembled. The feature of the evening
was the drill work of the members of No. /.
Liberty. No. 3. met last Tuesday at North
western Hall. Several applications were re-
ceived and several added to the roll OF honor.
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Y ARCANUM.
ROYAL TRIBE OF JOSEPH.

DoYAL TRIBE OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
meeting OF entire membership from Issi
Sunday will be held Sunday afternoon. Febru-
ary ii. at 9 d. M. Members should attend In
their own interest. Oriental Hall, Jefersou
~ GREGoRY S. MILLER. chrm. Com.
George ]. Stack, Secretary.
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The following councils meet this week: g.
Louis. Ivanhoe. Hamilton. Missouri Wabash and
Future Great. J
Hamilton Council inaugurates a series of
bowling matches tomorrow. Z
1vanhoe Council was visited by the Advisory
Board. and after a short business session the
members went in a body TO Future Great Coun-
Gil. where they were entertained with a lee.
ture by Doctor HUI Tsze Mai, a chinese noble%
man. Brothers Wheless and Lee Hall Of Fu-
ture Great Council and Brother Emig of Ivan
hoe Council also addressed the council along
lines of patriotism. q
Orator o. +. Tahbert Of Ivanhoe Council is
preparing a programme for next meeting (Fel4
lowship Night. at which the officers of tho
Ivsnhoe Fellowship Club will he elected. *
All the councils are acting favorably upon the
request of the Advisory Councii cor a per
capita of 5 cents TO create a fund for the en-
tertainment of visiting brethren during tho
Worlds Fair. -
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TRIBE OF BEN HIIR.

81. LOUIS COURT. NO. 4 TRIBE OF
- Ben-Hur. meets every Tuesday night ar
frank =. Blair Post Hall, 1905 Market streef
Sons and Daughters of Hur from other courts
and out of the city are hereby extended a COR
dial invitation to visit. by order Of
ALICE G.. MULKEY. Chief
Attest: Arendt kuelper. Scribe. 2Ses Scott
avenue.
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knights of Father Mathew.

A large and enthusiastic meeting of the I;
Louis Officers Association was held at he;
quarters. No. 1903 Locust sreet. this week. I
organization work for the ensuing term :
ranged The officers of the association :;
president: William J. Walsh of ST Louis. ,
L. vice PRESIDENT, Thomas F. Golden Of /.
Patrick's. No. 4, secretary: John +. Rear,
OF Visitation. No. Is treasurer.
The following committees ware appointed
J. Scannell. Council No. S. William Keou
Council No. 81: William H.. Nswcum. Coun
No. 50: Patrick Long. Council No /. Enterta
ment Committee. w. McClusky. Council J
80: j. J. Gillick. Council No. 81; w T. :.
Ian, Council No. g.: Thomas Jennings. Coun
No. S: j. p. Dennehey. Council No. 80. =
st. Malachy's. No. s. was visited last me-
Ing. by Edward Dewey. T.. j. CostiGan q
ment Committee. No. o is In splendid con,
ton and active work is being done.
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Odd Fellows.

Keystone Lodge had an interesting in!tiaticT
at Its last meeting. February 3. The team froi
jefferson Lodge Initiated three candidates. NJ
the organist from Mechanics Lodge assist,
in the work. The exercises ended with a smok,
and a lunch.
Mound City Canton Of this CITY will go -
East ST. Louis on March ). to revive Cant, :
Queen CITY of East St. Louis.
Wildey Lodge had work In the second degrrs
at last meeting. T;
The Relief Board has seventeen sick membct :
from different Jurisdictions to care for. VIII
liam Green. the chairman Of the board. has
been a member Of the board for more than (
quarter Of a century.
Naomi Lodge had a pleasant meeting in IT.
new hall In the Masonic Temple. Visitors WEI
present. The installation of officers. under IL
direction OF Mrs. Carrie Mccormick. depnt
president. and STAFF Of grand Officers. was a
enjoyable feature Of the evening. AT the ncN,
meeting. Tuesday. February IS. there Will b
an initiation.
Edwardsville Rebekah Lodge Installed IT,
following officers: Clara Hanser. noble grand
Sarah Votrian. vice grand: Dianna Hopper. re
cording secretary; MARY Borman. financial sec
rotary: Theresa Berlerman. trea surer.
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KNIGHTS OF FATHER MATHEW.


Q 7. LAWRENCE 'TOoLE COUNCIL NO.
& knights Of Father Mathew-Meets on
nr,t and third Monday of each month n
School Hall, No: lt12 o'FaIlon street: All MEM
John N. HENNESSY. Chief Sir KniSht.
John ], Scully. Recorder.
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WOMEN's CATHOLIC
ORDER OF FORESTERs.

Ct. LE0'S COURT. NO. AS. woMEN'S
. Catholic Order Of Foresters. meets the
second and fourth Monday Of each month at ST.
Leo's Hall, Twenty-fifth and Mullanphy streets.
IRIS LACEY. Chief Ranger,
Emergency Hospital. Fourteenth and O'Failon.
IA Madison st.
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st. Louis Court. No. 4. will give a music en-.
tertainment Tuesday evening; All members and
friends are cordially invited. Admission free.
Representatives of the Supreme Tribe VIII he
present and address the asseinblaee.