The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-02-10

Lodge Notes.
The lodge and secret society gossip viii
in future appear in THE SUNDAY NEWS.
1t will be made more interesting. as q
greater amount Of space can be devoted
to 1t in the Sunday ISSUE.
Madison Council No. IL, Royal Temp
lars, will meet at Bamber Hall, on Lin
den avenue, this evening. Several new
members will be elected
John N. Burns, Of this city, has been
elected secretary and general manager Of
the Income and Life Association of
America. Counselor Werner Burns is
president of the same. :.
Fidelity Conncil No. is, Q. G. f., will
hold q public installation of officers and
entertainment at Bamber Hall, Wednes-
day evening. A fine programme has been
arranged
Friendship Lodge No. IS. o. C. c., will
meet at the Belvedere House this even
ing:
ternal Circle added twenty-one members
to its roll on Saturday night.
A committee of Central Assembly NO.
AZ, Royal Society of Good Fellows, CON
sisting of Rnler Patterson, William
Hensche and w. p. Hollingshead yester-
day took a ride 10 Dutch Kills and paid
So, 900 to the widow OF Frank Dexter, q
member of Central Assembly who died
just before the holidays.
The Legion Of Honor is prompt in pay
ing the death claims when no doubt ex-
lists as to the claim being a proper one.
During the past three months Eyer
Faithful Council has paid three death
claims.
Hudson Council of the Legion of Honor
is rapidly growing u expects to over
take and pass Ever Faithful.
Entertainments are a splendid adver-
tisement for the lodges and councils.
(Iorroonto onA nar7fnpia nAnoo af tho
knights and Ladies of Honor held recep-
tions last week aud the result is that each
has several propositions for membership
to act upon,
Hoboken Lodge of Elks is making prep
aration for one Of its jolly social sessions.
Guiding Star Lodge, Knights and
Ladies of Honor, has elected Mrs. Dross-
ner as p. p; Daniel Cole. r.; Mrs. Nor
folk. V. p; Mrs. Roche, s.; Mrs. Hamil-
ton, F. s.; Mrs. Way, g.; Miss Hawk
ridge, guardian; Mrs. Deckr, G; g. Bun
nell, ~organist; Messrs. Steele, .Hawkridge
will be installed on Wednesday Of next
weeks. The officers of the Grand Lodge
have been invited to be present.
Hudson Council, of the National Union,
initiated five members at its last meeting.
An assessment of the American Legion
of Honor is due on Saturday next.
The Relief, the official paper or the
fancy fair and bazaar to be opened next
week for the benefit of James III. Van
Buskirk Post No. 100. G. Al. r., of Bay
onne, will be issued this week. Mayor
John Newman, of Bayonne, has consented
to officially open the fair.
James Jose, popular Bayonne Forester
and Odd Fellow, became o benedict sew
eral days ago, his bride being Miss Mary
Dilworth, Of that city. After the wedding
the young couple were rendered a recep-
ton and supper at the home Of Forester
John I. Hendra, on West Nineteenth
street, Bayoupe.
The tickets are selling rapidly for the
gift reception and hop of Van Houten
Post, G. A. r., at Woods Hall next Fri
day night.
Jersey City. Council, Order of Chosen
Friends, will celebrate its eighth ami
yersary by an entertainment atthe Taber-
nacle tomorrow night. On tine pro-
gramme are Prof. w. Groom. organist;
Miss Anna C. Reid. pianist; the Benedict
Quartette; Miss Mac Reynolds, soprano;
Judge William B, Green, hnmorist; Miss
Bessie Meckiem. s~axaphonist; Mr.. Fl, G,
Mecklem, harpist, and MI. ID. Nv. Robert
son, the musical wizard.
The grand annual ball of Eureka Coun-
Gil No. 80. o. of II. a.. NJ, will take place
at Roehe,s Hall next Ih.rsday evening
1t is the intention of the Commute OF Ar
rangements to make this a very enjoy
able affair to all who participate with
them in the festivities Of the evening.
Invitations have been extended to sister
councils in this district, also to the differ
ent junior councils and Relief Council
No, 40, Of New Brunswick.