The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-10-16

for the ~cconmodation of all. and a series OF
keeper OF records and seal started last nigh;
10 make arrangements covering all matters per
chsvssi lie '"f t9 9dss:lnE 10. %. las, Wednesday
evening, installed Daniel ! Parey As preIatf.
p G. as N. Of ". waiteSS c. Russell Of AkrSn
L2ige. No. COS; Of Akron, o.. was present.
nlEht; win a large a;tehiaa Hts' oae a ISnta
ton was received. and the rank OF Esquire
ing rast ehancellors Will attend the Grand
Lodge at Joplin next week: j: Marneu, ].
4. CLARK. eieo' l. L Nahahan ana C.
,Pythagoras Lodge. No. 275. conferred the rank
OF Esquire at It's last convention in the pres
ence OF a large number q members and Wis:
s ssns Of o. the dhs GRAND tram Wi Tass be At PFe ,iopIIn at the ses-
Royal Arcanum.
Grand Regent Barbour Will spend tomorrow
and Tuesday IN St. Louis and will pay visits
as follows: Tomorrow to the reunion in the
hall Of Carr Lane Council: Tuesday to Mound
City Council.
The neyt traternal reunion will be IN the hall
OF Carr Lane Council. FFnuey and Vandeventer
clsde and Marquette Council. will nariictea,s,
death occurred last Wednesday. was a member
OF Valley Council for twenty-three years and
always had taken q deep interest In Its well
fare. He was a charter member OF the Grand
Council OF Missouri and was unanimously
active in the sessions OF that body and for ten
YsaEs se Ho Is as chairman nan Of the Quantities on
Of fraternity. which his life work conspicuously
Ozark Council had an enthusiastic meeting
last week: Regent John schmook presiding,
G dwelTs apP I, Tere received, and five
t%ertained with Instrumental music and adj
Ro5ips,, wer en-. inade ey supreme Y T RsSenf A s:
Grand Regent Jere Haldeman, Banner Council
united With Ozark in living tie distinguished
| tiSfcOvc a hearty Wplrlna
Felix courci! had four applications and one
e tei55siiG 10 e iazf Ts sss degree sR limitation a, ts meeting eas a g,
R psr. H -edasrSI H. cS3une.l' Wednssdsy; Song,
scanlon and address g made nis1 bR Grand saik Gra ana
F. q. Cook. Secretary Gus p. Huebner of VAL
sSr,s GoG IN G,r fass ss an Reg Regent g; Gua7en-
ChsvalieT Council had one application and
an entertainment, and hop November IS: F. E.
dsesse. s aers made dee BY fPef sias G Sish % Rssen, A. +.
J: Meiser. Doctor E.F. Brady OF Carr lane
Council; 4 H Moellsr and Oscar ze!ser OF
Old Guard Councils hall was crowded with
week. Orator ]. 6. Mcclosky sG Of Delm MARI co tns.
ell was present with a large delegation Of his
horst. l. j. Me.ssr. j. {. KiiiingsSorth. ". Il.
s sat!sie: 9, cheva Gsss0 ). P. fT Rer. sssea ana E caa 4.
+. Cox Of VALLEY; sfsre paiT, walw9Tsh Jsnktns
The meeting was entertained with music by
the Dienstabach brothers and W. Jenkins. I'm
personation by F G. Kappeser and addresses
Hickory Council had two applications and ono
]tations. contributed by the menters. Past Re-
gents Charles Mueth ard c. l.. Miller made
was a visitor. HIckory's baseball tesm defeat
Sd the Shaw team by "A e 10 The feature Of
the ssme was the finish; Hickory scoring seven
North End Council had on. application and
Supreme Regent A. S. Robinson. Past Grand
Regents jeFs Hsldsmsn, I J. Is.ssr; 3 <
k k1nlsg; g; GunV WE Fl. si,l GEan ana of e E I Wa:
iher: Through Messrs. Neiser and Robinson the
e esas' banner S31asii in p' recognitlo 5n CITE Of its rem rema ar
work for the supreme regents class. Charles
visitors. several Of whom addressed the council
~ssx. ne stsendsns e q members vas ls5ss
and The vtsi.oI 81. .nolgds S. DspgtT Z Els9s,n ann
E. =. Bruce Of Carl MoIior, Council; ipissuss!pn
S Sn council Ind Tf r G va sa Bssiici b 4. Z hah by The r.
{. Bruce. l. stone and 4. McGue q Usage.
sshas Gsai ss iSanf ana HA Res Sss Y /. Jones
s9ss,ss ser. w mad. .=nf bT psPas1 T FuI @. f Psim sq.
Grand vice Resent 4 PstIngi. Begen. f. I.
Ahrens and Secretary John A. Francisco OF
Mound CITY Council sa, ,,n,,..,,o,
I'd ono ia..istioa; Orator Freq ,1,s G ans naB,s gssi
Deputy George A. Brooks and Chaplain Gus d.
Tsiley. Council had four limitations and ono
& g. Doctor sS1: + !0h Z. 2 Cook Hin9 and ZEE Msn Rs'a jones' 4S snAfRs RE-
Marke on the good of the a. order bGss were maae y
M sSssRh Il Il f ), ciaFv and ), T: FsIs5as: PRO;
fessor L. II. Freligh entertained with a plano
solo; v. s. Warner OF oak"ood coohci was
= chsvsier Council had a large a'tsPasnss sns
Regent Meiser made an appeal TO the council
e insrss also Its ulrs asI the chsnvalie GfsHss to close
he year with q ne, gain equal S!..l to Q, that Sar, q E las;
NS cabanne c51nciI had three applications last
y ess Of Entertainment. consisting OF mu-
BY Professor {. A. Geiser and w. Jenkins:
, nlmsH Sy ei e S snnss by PAST Sa + keFsn, j. J. T y Ram
EasFta Of c St SfAfh, sd S a ss s siSssSsi meeting
snS Hs' ,e sas Fs sfS@ tho q Grand aa si aaasll. AZ
sresses were made by Grand secretagy HI.
bsEsss Council pass and as e,6er visitors T ai s"s'-'-'A F.:
Old orchard, Council had an interesting mss e !
5s ss ts4s w sssn to The eent EFaa ID. s Gssfse q. Mound F.,
s sssss2s s xi + be f present. G1hsF f kfe''f in1 @Ha sGp-y vas :
bsfms1 Council had two applications s and I
n q body to the hall OF Old Guard Council TO :
's Gompsos Hin II re Council Isah' viii give Its first DANCE
the season in Its hall at the close OF the .
Meeting tomorrow night .
So GsRut tEare q saa We Rss g w si1sF o. ossxsSd i
Suncil, Chicago. and W. B. Billings OF Min /
lehaha Council. Minneapolis. We're among the :
'%isitors at the office Of the Grand Council =
,s ssSas!l Hi Ris'i h:sles ts'' c. re-. En-: T 8!E: Msx +
. sissoua Ea9 oliv;e..s s' SSanS CITY s'oli Forest Palks. i
Mentor. Boonville. Macon. GEatiot; Wednes- r
lay DeHodiamont: Thursday. South End. S9se =
b G = wSsT t 7 F MsIaYeS She MlseIa sS Yai- a
ey; Saturday. Spanish Lake. West Plain@ :
Worlds Fraternal Association. I
Eldon Council reports business matters NOV .
ng along In nne shape and from three to five
,ew members each week. Much credit is due 4
he active workers for the steady growth OF the V
Future Great Council outdid itself and all its :,
revious good records in the enthusiasm and e
attending the regular meeting last l.
light applications received. with c. Creme Il
ach to head tho list OF workers this council @
roposes to add 30 per cent to Its membership 81
o'FaIlon Council. headed by its president.
DOCTOR 2. B.. Kenner and Financial Secretary
lenry Fisher; vent in a eodv to the Worlds U
st. Louis Council held a regular business q
leetinE last THURSDAY. Initiating three candi- b
Iittee on ARRANGEMENTS for the second annual II
Masquerade ball. to be given at No. 3sls Easton NJ
venue. October &c. reported all arrangements y
II
knights of the 5;
Rapp Tent had a splendid review on October j.
a large percentage of the members being r
resent The great commander explained tho n
adjustment of rates to the satisfaction Of all. 7,
he members OF this tent are determined to u,
lsh to the front and bring in several appIfca- ~