The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-08-22

Grand Protector John d. o'Keefe Instituted a
W with , shirty.nve Charter members. The work d
propagation was performed by Deputy, Grand
r institute, Ed al a f MHsrf k,ve ano Me-. ,sis E '%aas The TS,
work Of organization was reformed by Deputy
Grand Protector A. E Wiliiams- ..,,,, ,.~,
present The decree was eonferred upon ten
lions for RELIEF fund membership siye: evidence
that the lodge Is a lively competitor for one Of
n e With The monster class initiation. Wis.,
itors from other lodge, were present:
ing last TUESDAY. evening. One application i9r
relief fund membership was received. 1t was
anei Sss i 10 HG and II third tuesdays in shenandoah
l,ail. i;..adwav and Shenandoah avenue. Al
:. aessr.. Eesdienstpier. JULIUS Gerber and
Henry pisl will celebrate their birthday anni-
Chouteau Lodge will meet Tuesday evening:
After the Initiation OF candidates and the usual
monthly ana1eyus pT'v vi,i s's to Seymour san ledge :, its hall.
No. 2s2e Washington avenue
,. nisfp'i p.p ItSt sIsn tsi Proaeesor Elsie weishaar
presented one application for relief fund men,
bership. -.
members last Monday evening. when applica.
.ions for relief fund membership Were presented
and Sister Louisa Leinbach. II VAS decided to
have twenty candidate 1t the class initiation
TO be held at L.m2s Park Saturday. Septem-
May Pell Lodge received one application for
relief fund membership a; its last meeting. 1t
was decided to hold the future meetings of the
Io1.e in Anchor Hail. Jefferson and Park ave-
nues. on the second Saturday of each month
Group No. s have scheduled tine GLOWING
visits for the week: Tuesday evening. Seymour
Lodge. No. 2s2s WASHINGTON avenue: Wednes-
day. IVY Lodge. No. ss0l Franklin avenue. and
Thursday evening. EnterDriss Lodge. No. sOl
comprising these Rroups are requested to at
tend.
ing and make the necessary preparations for
the Initiation Of its candidates at the class
initiation to be held in conjunction with the
81. Ange Lodge has decided to celebrate its
tuenty-,hird anniversary in National Hall. Dol
man street and Allen avenue. Thursday even
the lodge an official visit. At the last meet.
ing. which was well attended. two candidates
received the degree and three applications for
American Lodge held an enthusiastic meeting
last Thu, sday evening. at which candidates
were Initiated and three applications for relief
Burtelow. 1t was decided TO. compete for one
Of the prizes offered by the Grand Lodge for the
lodge having the largest number of candidates
initiated at the anniversary celebration. Wis.,
itors were present from other lodges and Pro-
rector r. o. TAYLOR made an address.
Opal Looge's Last Meeting was made interest
ransements also were made for q euchre and
hop to be given at Lemand q Brandenberger's
Garden; No; Hls South Broadway. Saturday.
Magnolia Lodge received 4 visit from group
No. 8 last Monday evening. Candidates were
initiated and. Judging from the enthusiasm dis
lively competitor for the first prize offered by
the Grand Lodge TO the lodge initiating the
largest number o: candidates between this date
Grand Protector John y. O'Keefe. Grand Sec
E. 5reen. Grand ofncer Noiiis NcNsmars, and