The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-12-21
KNlGBTs OF PYTHIAS.

d. d. 6. C. Stephen Van Wart has made
a good run for grand inner guard
throughout the State and the race GER
tainly is between him and P. G. Donath:
He has received the entire support OF
District No. Z, situated in Trenton, the
vote being as follows:
Van wart. Votes Cast.
S2artacus LODGE. .-......26 70
Fythias odge...-......--....3l y
trenton Lodge. ...............1 II
Hamilton Lodge -......,.,...E y
Total. .....s.............s IS
In Elizabeth as follows
Olive Branch Lodge. votes.
harmony Loage.-...... ......-.-,-,-.. : Fotes.
In other districts as below
fabiola, Paterson. ID; Home, French-
town. 5; Benevolent, Passaic, 3; Montana,
Phillipsburg, 2.
This is u strong showing and there is no
doubt that If the election is made IN the
Grand Lodge that Brother Van Wart Will
be found well to the front
The Pythian Relief and Employment
Association held meeting in the castle
hall of Lincoln Lodge No. SO on Thurs
day evening. Nine lodges were repre-
sented by twenty-five representatives.
The Committee on Bylaws presented a
set for adoption, which was accepted after
a lively debate. The object OF the asso-
citation is to relieve a worthy brother
when found to be sick aud in distress
while within the jurisdiction of this asso-
citation, thereby taking great RESPONSE
bility from the lodges in the district.
Also TO assist a worthy brother of any OF
the lodges composing the association,
who, when out of employment. may de-
sire assistance in securing another posi-
tion. 1t is expected that every lodge in
Hudson county will join this association
for self protection. il for no other pur-
pose. The committee will consist of three
members from each lodge, who shall have
charge of all applications made to their
own lodge for assistance or employment.
The next meeting of the association will
be held in the castle hall of Centenary
Lodge No. 100, Bamber Hall, Greenyille.
ON Tuesday, January 49, 1891.
Lincoln Assembly, No. z. Pythian Sis
terhood, held a well attended meeting on
Wednesday evening considering the state
of the weather. Four propositions were
received and the following officers were
elected for the ensuing term;-C. c., Mrs.
Ralph Donath, V. G., Mrs. D. Van Wart:
Prelate, Mrs. ). Eldo6t; X. of 2. and S.,
Mrs. ]. WEIGH; M. of E., Miss Maggie
Ross; NJ. at A. Mrs. Jacques; A. III. at A.,
Mrs. John Hackett: /. g., Mrs. G. w.
Point; o. g., Mrs. Danheart; Mystic One.
Mrs. d. Wissert. The committee of
Lincoln Assembly and the committee Of
Jersey City Lodge, No. Is. X. of P, held
joint meeting on Thursday evening and
arrangements were perfected to give an
entertainment for the benefit OF the fam
lily of the late Brother John D. Dayton, of
Jersey City Lodge. Lincoln Assembly,
with the assistance of Jersey City Lodge.
No. Is, will endeavor to make this the
most substantial benefit that has ever
been given. The cause is good one and
will show the K. OF p in this and other
cities that the mystic emblem OF L. G. b.
and L. is not an idle one.
The sixth degree was conferred on FRI
day evening, 3. j. Aaron Paul presiding.
Brothers McDonough and Knoeller acted
as G. G. and proved quite acceptable to L.
j. Fred Spengeman.
Brothers Harry Brinkerhof and George
Earl viii De Reelected to the positions OF
IS. OF X, and 5. and NJ Of E. in RathDone
Lodge. The brothers have filed the of
fees in a very satisfactory manner during
the past year and fully deserve re-elec-
ton.
p. 9. G. George II. Kidder is one of the
best known ana well posted knights On
PytniHn law there is In this State. His
word goes every time and his opinions
are much sought for de is also major OF
the First Regiment Uniformed RANK and
is always on deck for parades ana drills.
Dory and George. OF hathbone, were
out cunning Tor tacks on Hoboken
avenue on tuesday evening.
L.. Nd OF H. George Earl, OF Rathbone
Lodge, gave a highly Interesting account
OF his last outing George said his gun
was all right, but the sport did not last
long enough. however, ne LETT several
or those handsome cards behind for his
lady friends.
4. Z. PnlIp Lynch, OF Lincoln Lodge,
is prominent member OF the g. A. r.
Pniltp was mustered into the Veteran
Legion Encampment NO. ii on Thursday
evening.
The next Q. O. OF Lincoln, Brother
Walter Eye. is renowned artist in
burnt cork. he in fact is the leader of
the fraternity IN this city.
Brother j. n. Bruins, OF Giant Lodge,
is one OF the finest appearing military
pany ID, Fourth Regiment, he is the
pride OF the lodge. John would make a
good Sir Knight Captain.
Brother james A. Knickerbocker, of
Lafayette Lodge, is one OF the most en-
enthusiastic members of the order Re-
Gently James went into business. and
purchased horse and wagon, the wagon
is purely Pythian, it being painted with
the coiors OF the order, yellow, blue and
red. Good for you, Jimmie, it is i'm
mense.
Rathbone Lodge No. 49, at its last con-
vention, on Tuesday evening, conferred
the rank OF knight on Line esquires, and
several propositions for membership were
received. If members keep up the good
work the membership will soon reach the
200 mark. The attendance at the conven-
tiOns of this lodge is good, every chair in
the room being occupied at every meet
ing The Committee ON Entertainment
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