The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-10-26
ANCIENT ORDER OF F0IESTERS OF
AMERICA.


Jersey City Foresters should not for
get that the deputies ball will take place
tomorrow night at Woods Hall. Solid
delegations will be present from the
different courts. and theTo is no doubt
that it will be the graadsst affair OF tn 6
season.
Brother Thomas Ramsay is hustlIng to
have the reception an unqualified sue
cess.
Many officers of the Grand Court Of
New York will be present at the recep-
ton tomorrow evening.
The majority of the courts will ATTEND
the ball OF the deputies in a body.
The Executive Council will hold its
next session at its headquarters In
Newark on Saturday, November s.
All the talent will be at the reception
to be given by che. Deputies tomorrow
night at Woods Hall. to the officers of
the Grand Court.
Court General Wayne has selected
Brother James Hennessy as its delegate
TO the joint committee on the Forester's
Hall Brother Butler will represent
Court Damon on the committee.
Court Monmouth is making arrange
ments for a ball at st. Johns Hall on
November 10.
Court Ashley will have grand time on
the occasion of its third anniversary.
Court Pavonia will not omit its jolly
! reception this season.
kJUtlSOuc HAS u HtdNy COLlLdCL Oh 0iE(t.
He is striving to inject q little life into II
corpse by using the order. The Foresters
are not fools and the trick is too trans
! parent
Brother Eugene Herman, who is now
located at Galveston, Texas. has been ap-
pointed deputy supreme chief ranger of
the Lone Star State He is a hustler and
will soon have many courts III Texas.
| Eugene is also an Elk and will have many
lodges OF that order in the State. He is
an active. intelligent young man with re-
markable personal magnetmis.
Court Essex gave a banquet last week.
Ali the leading lights OF Forestry were
there. Past High Chief Ranger james
f. O'Mella was chairman. High Chief
Ranger Kelly entertained the boys with
an account of the progress of the order.
The affair
A circular has been issued from Court
Glenwood as follows:--sYou are re-
quested to participate in q joint parade of
Court Pride of the Hill No. 1916, Court
General Lafayette No. 1905 ana Court
Glenwood No. 1895. A. o. +. OF America
10 attend the bail of deputy high chief
rangers, in honor of the high chief ranger
and associate officers, at Woods Hail, on
Monday evening, October az, 1890. The
courts will meet at Library Hall on the
above date AT eight O'Clock sharp No
| member OF any of the above courts
should fail to be present. Music will be
that they will not be lonesome.
Deputy DeLargy, who has Court Glen
wood under his jurisdiction, SAYS that If
that court does not turn out strong at the
bali he will resign and shake the dust OF
Bergen from his shoes.
Will somebody kindly present Secretary
Clements, OF Court Gienwood, with a
copy OF the postal rates.
Court Gleuwood's ball will be one of
the most brilliant events &C Woods Hall
this season. 1t will be held on Wednes-
day evening, November 49, Past Chief
Ranger Thomas p. O'Neill has ordered u
full dress suit for the occasion.
Brother Daniel Coffey, OF Court Pride of
the Hill, is anxious 10 become boxer IE
Is said that he will make his appearance
insthe ring November L
GUS Liefer, of Pride of the Hill, is
also one of the bright members Of the
Van Houten Flute ana Drum Corps. He
filled an engagement at Nyack this week,
aud as usual lie carried of the honors as
being the hundsonest man in the ranks
Court Pride OF the Hill has an excel
lent worker for their entertainments in
Brother Jake Berg.
Brother Kelly, OF General Lafayette. Is
one OF the s-midgetsR OF the court. He is
also one OF the Discontinued members.
The smile on the face Of Brother Nc
Guire. OF Court Emlnet, Is sight to be-
hold. He has worn it ever Since he was
presented with Il gold hAdEe.
brother Tom Welsh Of Court Pride,