The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-10-31
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tons. The line was formed at three
o'clock on Grand street, with the right
resting on Washington street. Colonel
Edgar Taylor was in command of the
First New Jersey Regiment and Colonel
Lewis Herring the Third New York.
Colonel Taylor WAS supported by Lieu
tenant Colonel George Stevens. OF this
city, and Major i. Marinus, who was in
command OF the First Battalion. was off,
Ger OF the day. The other staff officers
Wilson, Adjutants Wilson and Peterson,
and Captains Burr, Spots, Kull, Walls
and Miles.
Lieufenant-Colon Close supported
Colonel Herring together with Majors
Kingston, .Wilke and Hoffman. Adiutants
lWinze and keager, Captain Carroll and
Pop" Teale, ffty-seven years in Odd
Fellowship.
THE BRILLIANT PROCESSION.
The procession was headed by a platoon
OF Jersey City's Finest, under Inspector
Lange. Following came the Albany
City Band and Van Houten Flute and
Drum Corp at the head of Grand
Canton Memo, Of Albany. Canton Jersey
City, Captain Anthony Moore, Lieuten-
n j. NJ. johnson, Color Bearer Henry
Roes. Adjutant George M. Craig, Quarter.
master Sergeant J. b. Getting, Lieuten-
ant George SPOTS, followed Grand Cam
ton Memo. Canton Hope. Of New
place.. Two coupes next followed
bearing General J.. o. Woodward,
grand commander of the order, and
Commander OF the Department of Mag
ara; Colonel H. II. Russ, Jr.; Adjutant
General Edwin Atwell;. Col. George G..
q and Captain o. G. Wolcott, of Com
The Third New York Regiment was
headed by Lederhaus' Band, OF New
YORK. 1t embraced Cautions Woodward,
Gernlanin and Kiehl. Grand Marshal AL
fred Youmans followed these at the head
Farnsworth and Maple Lodges and Mount
Sanai Encalmpfheht.
Both regiments were In full dress uni
form, the chevaliers in black chapeaux
aud purple plumes. the regimental and
staff officers with red plufnes, and the
brigade officers with white plumes.
Amid the strains OF martial music, with
silken banners aloft, the hattalious moved
of. The brilliant ~trappings OF the staff
officers and the splendid marching OF the
chntonG elicted much admiration from
spectators who lined the curbs and
thronged che d~oof-stoops n windows
along the entire route.
The parade moved down Grand street.
to Green, to Montgomery, to Newark ave-
niue, to Grove street. to Eighth, to Hem
derson, to Pavonia, avenu to Grove
street, 10 Ninth, to Monmouth, to Eighth,
to Jersey avenue, to Montgomery street.
to Grove, to Grand, to Warren, where
q review took place, and the regiments
were dismissed.
The visitors then repaired to Cooper
Hall. where these estimable ladies.
members of the Rebecea Degree Lodge
and wives or prominent members Of
Jersey City Canton, had prepared for
them q splendid suppers-
henry, Mrs. Mary Pullen, Mrs. Mary
Taylor, Mrs. Jessie Whyts. Miss Nellie
Whytey Mrs. Carrie CQsgrove, Mrs. Anna
WILSON. Mrs. Mary Brown. Mrs. Mary
C0ulson, Mrs. T. a. Brown, Mrs. Ellen
Arnold, Mrs. jane Fletcher, Mrs. Lucy
Ainsworth, Mrs. Susan Tice and Mrs.
coined the guests. n after luncheon.
speeches OF fraternai greeting were made
by Major-General 4. 0. Woodward,
Colonel Taylor and Major 4. ii. Marinus.
THE EVENING REcEpFIoN.
At seven o'clock the Cautions again
assembled Il marched through the
principal streets to Pohlmann's Hotel,
near the elevator, where a f1oor drill took
place iii the main pavilion and Il dance
and reception In tire winter hall above.
Eantons, Jersey City and Memo, and the
Van Houten Flute and Drum Corps won
much applause for the execution Of fancy
mRnoeuvres- X
Captain Anthony Moore was chairman
OF the general committee. Major Il. HI
Marinus, the recention committee, and
Captain John w. Kuli. the floor conf
mittees
Many wives and daughters OF the Patri.
archs were present at the reception, and
their pretty toilettes outshcne the splen-
dor of the gold cross straps and plnmed
chapeaux OF their escorts. The bali room
was prestiiy decorated ana the scene one
present.