The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-02-07
Knights and Ladies' of Honor.

At a meeting of the Executive Committee of
the officers. Association held in the grand sec
s fssa and 70 Je eg@lP Of f1 TIE IHsa0 lodges sasf FOR the ep par-
s eSsss of c hS1ai4HF Hail. & '? 10. f III c iRisissiSn at SGn.
Thursdsy evening. February %; when all lodges
| as it is intended to initiate at least SO.
Jefferson city sMon Lodge receiysd q yisi.
=ssTsmsnic j., Of Initiation Of a large class Of can
and nd row has 9os ~ M members 1seTs. on ~ Us cG TUsssT; AT AT The
State banner. which is now held by West Gate
Lodge, 4 formal challenge will be issued.
lsia y, %Kseiie. with q charter list Of sSirsy-
Oak Lodge met last Monday evening. Protect
E for . n aeiief-fHnd meR.bership were received and
candidates were conducted into the mysteries
arrange al a ans 'S SsE the sseeapion q II, heS sr rpadi'a Officers rs
at the lodge hall. No. go" Chouteau avenue.
crenins, The Investigating Committee will
submit its report and candidates will receive
Aneior Lodge ini'iatea one candidate. and
which were PROPOSED by Sister Mamie Mooney:
candidates. The nesting was largely attended
and Interesting: ,s,, >, ,,o-,,u
last Tuesday evening. Protector John C Kelly
Presiding. Three candidates We're conducted
II. B. culp read two applications for relief
Ieeper MOI Lodge received four applica-
tons at the last meeting. which was well at
tended. The lodge is now making a steady in
Chouteau Lodge will meet next Tuesday even
s aiso i be ea seIn1ais sa'9 Members S Of the aef iodse viii Viii
be pleased to learn that Sister Annie Mulcahy;
f freas' her re- recent Illness Illness and expects t to stssnd
the next meeting
ing last Tuesday evening. the majority OF the
members being present: one candidate was In
i iodre wilt dh' gI rSar a Fisap year pa aFts'v after the the
close OF the next meeting. February 16. Can
AFFAIR.
clover Leaf Lodge will entertain its members
day dai,t sy mi ,1 rssT9 9ss rd T. Es:'heE +; Goia;
Bro.heEE Brown will be Pes,masser. Rrosher
Fred Rergmann supsrintsndent Of mails. Ed
Union Lodge neid an interesting meeting las.
M Msssrs.' = c svs Calhoun and S. aG gss1s.S wc2 Sf
received. The Illness Of Sister Raleigh was
%c ssSnTifa and rs the l1 %ss'e app g]rdsa4sa ed t. ,a shs to s lex
DEGREE team for the PurpT fSi of purchasing new
shape shaaps"f for future wn, e1ens s.' R Ra! ans 1ss% wer In
served and dancing followed the close of the
:g,:nshcIId 'M2R Loass held an enthusiasts
and applications were filed with the secretary.
A committee was appointed to draft a new
code OF laws. Protector Jake Marx and Harry
Dryer were reelected.
Philippine Lodge will meet next Monday
evening and Initiate candidates. The lodge has
been making a steady increase for the last
few months.
West Gate Lodges members turned out in
force at the meeting last Tuesday evening.
Visitors We're present from sister lodges and
took an active Part in the meeting. Applica,
and candidates received the degree.
Oak Leaf Lodge initiated candidates at its
meeting last Monday evening. The attendance
received and Grand Officers Chris Evers and
Henry Borstn-yer addressed the meeting un-
der order No. II.
Liberty MoD Lodge has initiated candidates
at every meeting since the Institution OF the
lodge some months ago. The meeting last
much Interest was manifested. The lodge mas
now .siNty-seven names on its roster.
irving Lodges meeting last Tuesday evening
was unusually interesting. One candidate re-
eeiyed the iegree ard one application for re-
llef-fund membership was read by Secretary
Siste- n. ]. Hamilton.
Jefferson Lodge had an interesting time aft
er the meeting Last Wednesday evening. the
occasion being a masquerade leap-year oarty
given by the Lodge. The affair was in charge \
of Sisters Fertha Sittman. Minnie Waeoner,
Margaret Forester, Mary Werheim and Broth |
ers Paul S!ttman. Harry Doyle and Marks n. |