The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-03-23

The officers of the Grand Council paid
a visit TO Dickinson Council on Thursday
night and were we'll entertained.
A meeting of representatives from the
several councils was held last evening to
make arrangements for the celebration.
Unique Council had splendid meet
ing. They initiated seven candidates and
received ten applications. A goodIy
number OF visiting brothers were present
and made addresses that aroused en-
thusiasm
The Past Regents and Regents Associa-
ton had meeting on Wednesday night.
The extra insurance movement is a
success. Nearly fifty per cent. Of the
members in this section have increased
their insurance by uniting with the
branch.
The meetings OF Damon Council are
SPIRITED For youngster this council is
doing splendidly.
Secretary William J. Morrison of Bay
onne Council No 695, Royal Arcanum, of
Bayonne, is responsible for the following
unique notice to the members OF that or
ganization:-
On the evening of Monday, March "a,
we will receive Burnside Council No.
62y, Of Brooklyn This is the council
which entertained us so handsomely a
short time ago. We invited them to at
tend one of our corn-huskings. They are
coming. 1t would be difficult to equal
their generous hospitality, but the MEM
bers of our Entertainment Committee
have put on roller skates and propose
to do things up handsomely. twill be
"A Night OF" and no member of Bay
onne Council who can walk will be ex-
cused for absence. II your friends should
happen to notice the town having d red
tinge that night, yoti can explain to them
that the Burnside is turned toward Bay
onne. 1t would add very much to the
pleasure of the occasion If in the mean
time you could arrange to 'see' the ora
tor, one of the committee or the undet~
signed
A public meeting will be held at the
Fifth Ward Bank building, corner of
Erie street ana Payonia avenue, tomorrow
evening, at half-past seven o'clock, for
the purpose of organizing n Council of
the Royal Arcanun, for that locality.
Prominent members of the order will
explain the beneficial features of the
popular, fraternal insurance organiza-
tion.
The meeting will be held under the
auspices of Deputy Grand Regent S. J.
kallman, and a general Invitation to
attend it is extended.
Jersey City Council had pleasing
entertainment or social session after the
last meeting. The members believe in
plenty of amusement.
The order is now a hundred thousand
strong and there is great rejoicing thereat
The councils in this district will have a
jubilee.
Independent Order of Odd Fellows.
An entertainment and hop, under the
auspices Of John p. Entwisle Lodge No
2o4. will be given at Bergen Hall tonor-
row night.
Garfield Association is making prepare
lions for fine entertainment
Farnsworth Lodge will entertain Me
chanics Lodge, of New York, at McPher-
son Hail on Friday night. 1t will be
jolly affair.
d. d. Bagley is attending faithfully to
the lodges in his jurisdiction. He is a
regular visitor.
Paiisade Encampment No. 4, l. O. of 0.
r., held large meeting at the Avenue
House last evening. Seven candidates re-
ceived the first and second degrees, but
the expected visitors from Newark,
Washington Encampment, failed to ap-
pear.
Next Tuesday evening Farnsworth
Lodge No. lab, ]. o. of o. f., will initiate
eleven candidates.