The Jersey City news., 1890-01-20

OVAA1 AluS Vi bIl6 Till HAS Utcu III GA
lstence two years. 1t is in thriving con-
dition. 1t has $50 members and about
$1,000 in the bank. The Court meets on
the first and third Tuesdays at Orient
Hall
Court Hudson initiated twenty-one
members at its last meeting.
tiOnward Lodge No. 15y, ]. o. o. f., will
hold masquerade ball in Bergen Hail
on the nth of February. They promise
that this affair will excel their ball of a
year ago, which was a grand success.
Robert Brennan is chairman of the COM
mittee Of arrangements.
Free and Accepted HTasons.
The Lodge of the Temple conferred the
E. A. degree in superb style on Thursday
night, large delegation of visiting
brothers were present and were pleased
at the work.
Varick Lodges officers did the Master
Mason degree act perfectly at their last
meeting and were complimented for 1t
by host of brethren.
All the veterans were out at the twenty
first anniversary of Tuetonia Lodge and
some who have not disturbed the dust in
the lodge room for several years were on
hand.
Hiram Lodge will meet this evening.
Euclid Lodge will have degree work to-
night.
Triune Lodge has communication
this evening.
Mystic Tie Lodge expects to have
victim on Wednesday night.
Hoboken, Highland, Amity, Rising
Star, Zeredetha and Bay View Lodges
will have communications on Thursday
night.
Enterprise Lodge viii meet on Friday
night.
All the lodges report progress and re-
turns to the next Grand Lodge will show
a pleasing growth numerically and
financially in this district.
Catholic Benevolent Legion.
Deputy Chancellor j. Donohee in
stalled the following officers of the
Jersey City Council No. 80 at their hall,
No. 572 Newark avenue, on Wednesday
evening:-President N. Walterthum; vice
president, j. McKenna; orator, J. j.
Evans; secretary, Michael Brady; treas
urer, Q. V. Burke; collector, L. Wood;
chaplain. the Rev. P d. Carew; marshal,
2. Maypother; guard, NJ. Boucher; trus-
tees, Cook, Readily and Evans. At the
meeting seven new members were initi-
ated and five made application for mem
bership. Jersey City Council claims to
be the banner council OF Hudson county.
President M. Hanlon, Treasurer John
Y. Burke, Collector I. Wood and Secre-
lary Michael Brady, of Jersey City
Council called on widow CARING a few
evenings since and handed her a check
for $1,000, the amount her husband was
insured for in the Legion She was very
grateful indeed and fervently prayed that
5he Legion may prosper and extend its
noble work in relief of the widows and
orphans of the members This is the
fourth death in this council since it
started on August IA. 1884. One S., 900
alain1 and fhToa af 60 O(l0 rr1n a rot al
If $4,000, have all been paid.
This is good record for the Jersey
City. Council and the Catholic Benevo-
ent Legion, when one council alone pays
but promptly the above amount in five
Tears.
Royal Arcanum.
The new officers of Bayonne Council
No. 695, Royal Arcanum, will preside over
he deliberations of the organization for
he first time this evening. Following
he business session the brethren will be
by Principal George A. At
water, of Public School No. 5, who will
leliver lecture upon Holland, illustrat-
ng his talk with numerous original
uereopticou views of Dutch life and
scenery. No refreshments will be served.
Damon Council, No. 1,198, will meet to-
light at Bamber's Hall, GreenviIle.
The new officers of Guiding Star Coun-
III tLrO III Charge. 1ueJ were lQ1I1aJeQ Dy
Srand Regent W. L. Douglas.
Hudson county was well represented at
he institution OF the Council at Ruther-
ord. They had jolly time.
Independent Order of Odd Fellows.
Mechanics Lodges officers have been
and W. A. Beckill handles the
savel gracefully.
Alpine Lodge is sailing easily wi tn
ameS Moore, q competent man at the
lelm.
The officers of Augusta Lodge, Daught-
rs of Rebekah, wilt be installed this
'vening at Dauscher's Hall, No. 331 Pali-
ade avenue.
Martha Washington Lodge, Daughters
y Rebekah, is in flourishing condition.
Mrs. Eliza Butts is the N. G.
The committee of Alpine Lodge are
lot novices in perfecting arrangements
or a reception, as the success which
marked the initial ball of Alpine Lodge
hows that the committee thoroughly
understood their business.
The installation of the recently elected
'fficers of Greenville Lodge will be held
It Bamber's Hall, on Linden avenue to-
morrow evening. A collation. will follow
he installation.
FratcrnaI Circle.
This order has made great gains in this
-icinity recently. The orga nizer is in
ustrious. Two councils were instituted
u Friday night. Council No. 95 at Graus'
Hall, with twentv-four charter members,
nd Circle Council No. 101 at Clinton
Hall with thirty-two charter members.
Lafayette Council has changed base. 1t
will meet at Kaiser's Hall in future, and
lot the Wigwam.
Lodge Notes.
The railway conductors are still talk
ng of the jolly time they had at the sue
essful ball of Neptune Division.
John A. Logan Camp, Sons of Veter- |
ms, had profitable meeting on Friday |
light.
The address of Judge Somerby has
,oomed the Iron Hall.
The officers of Teutonia Lodge X. and |
!. of Ii. were installed Friday night. A |
,leasing entertainment followed.
Anton Stein Lodge d. 5. ID. f., of Bay |
nne, has been growing steadily. 1t was |
|. small beginning, but they now have |
lineteen mem bers enrolled.
Colonel Gil Robinson's favorite theme, !
when not talking of the late unpleasant
less, is the Society of Good Fellows.
The new officers of Resolute Council of |
,hosen Friends have been installed. The |
Iouncil is on a solid basis.
Madison Council, Royal Templars of |
is the latest addition to the |
ist of councils in this thriving order. II /
will meet tomorrow night at the resi- /
ence of Mr.. f. H. Geiger, of No. 9
Iadson avenue.
Hudson Lodge, of the American Pro-
ective League, has engaged room at I
samber's Hall, Greenville. for it's meet
ngs.