The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1886-05-16
SOCIETIES AND LODGES.

An interesting meeting OF Excelsior Council No.
206 Royal Arcanum. was held at MCPHERSON Hall.
last Monday night, the occasion being visit OF
tile grand officers Of the State. There COLA
ton prepared by Morrow & Day, of which eighty
/ gentlemen partcok, and after The table had been
cleared several toasts were responded 70.
PercaIe shirts are still the favortes. Four col
lars nnd four cuffs go With shirt for $50. These
are made Of the best material Baron, Newark
avenue
The State Grand Officers Of the Order Of the
Eastern Star made their official annual visit to
Father Chapter. No.-4, at their rooms. % and IS
| Newark Avenue, Tuesday evening last. The meet
ing was largely represented by delegates from
| sister chapters The different degrees were con-
1 ferred upon candidates. -----sy-------
u scarfs, that are worn in the Spring ira Ia" 5Oo
Kesslers II Newark avenue. s.5tt
Cave SelkiFk, Order Of American Rovers, ca we'd
in at Humboldt Hall last Tuesday night; in other
words, cave" was held.
! z Now. that Frank J. Hanly is as true Is steel,
everybody should purchase their furniture from
| him. 2Os Newark avenue, near Jersey avenue. =
Ameeting Of GArtield Building and Loan Associ-
night.
Hartnetfs seasonable d-uga-such as camphOr.
sick room necessariee, iisect powder. DO rax. ext
witch hazel, ammonia and thousands Of other
things required In well regulated family Corner
Warren and montgomery streets. $50
Fonr candidates we're installed by Hope Council,
No. Sst American Legion Of Honor. at the meeting
annual Excursion day The Council and its friends
viii excurt to Greenwood Lake.
At symes' market you will be able to find all the
different species Of fish. az they arrive. 104 New,
ark venue, 1900 Isl M
Acacia Chapter, no. 0, o. Z. s., met at McPher.
sons Hall last Wednesday night.
Sailing gross after gross Of those 10 Ger silk and
satin figured and SATIN lined neckties They were
purchased especially for us, and are sold every.
where else Ut not less than 35c. each. Baron. 6
Newark ayepue. Il
Dean anlsy Lodge, Sons OF st. George, held a
meeting last " edpesday evening at Franklin Hall.
The Gold Medal carpet sweeper is taking the
pal m for carpet sweeping. Get them from Wood
l. Menagh. fSt 81
Hudson Lodge, No. 81, K. Of p, held a meeting
last Thursday eyening.r Tsaga
Essslsr. of 10 Newark avenue, has new lot Of
mems nsck dressings, that are marvels of beauty,
25c each. @r gf -
The ! Esquire Rank was g sq2in[yeS upon four
day evening FA
Now. that Frank j. Hanly is as true as steel,
everybody should purchase their furniture from
thim. 2oS Newark avenue, near Jersey avenue.
AtneetaDg of Magnolia Council, No. s97. A. L. OF
a was held at the Avenue House, Five Corners.
on Thursday evening last. III II ~
The wonderful curative, properties of Kings
kindly Kcf Kure for diseased tissues, are attract
ing large amennt OF attention from ply Aicians in
this city. For diseases of the throat and lungs il
j. superior to anythlns that can eused
/ Iroquois Lodge, No.. 80, l. o. o. F., confined
itself TO the work of initiation at It's meeting held
ia Booraem Hall, last Thursday evening
II. F. Elss, the well known piano teacher, and
conductor Of the New Jersey Conservatory of Music
in this city, has opened elegant piano warerooms
on the ground aoors at 81 Montgomery street Mr.
Elss viii retain bis upsair rooms as formerly.
franklin Chamber, Nos2, Order of the Knights
OF Fnsndshlp, conferred the First Degree on one
member ard received ten propositions Of member
| ship ct its meeanga held in Masonic Hail. Berger
ana kairmollnt avenues pound PARTY will b,
| held in the Chambers ons, Wednesday evening
| May 10. ~ r.
More socks and still more sox coming. Nor,
bargains and still more bargains coming. If yoI
EWoala wake up and pack our store to sufocatioI
I peint. o keep ten clerks on Saturday and ar,
very busy. Call and make your purchases or ex
anime our stock during the week, if possible
instead Of saturdays. Baron, Newark avenus.
The following named officers were elected by tn,
Grand Chapter Of Royal Arch Masons, at the
annual session, held in Masonic Hall, Trenton
last Wednesday: Grand High Priest Charles Bel
cher. Jr.; Deputy Grand High Priest, Isaac @
6Ithenss Grand King. Leonard L. Grear; Crane
Scribe, John p Cooper; Grand Treasurer Fred
erick ". Weise; Grand Secretary, George B. Ed
wards; Grand Captain Of Host, W. D. Allen: Crane
| Principal Sojourner, Nathan s. Compton; Crane
Royal arch Captain, J. o. Lake; Grand OhsplsiDs
Rev. Henry Fehnstage and Rev. James E. Wilson
Grand Organist, james K. Sealey and Grand Tyler
Samuel G. Bennett.
| Lead, OIL brushes, putty. colors, glass etc. a
wholesale and retail. from Wood & Menagh's.
Alpha Lodge, No. 7, A. o. U.iW. met at Rochei
Hall, Friday night. r l5ssstf q fe
You will miss half your life If you pass Kessler'
great handkerchief sale $2.25 per Dozen 20c. each
worth double the money. l2Newark avenue