The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-04-13
knights Of Pxthias.

healthy condition.
knights of Pythias.
Lincoln Ledge No. SO held its regular
convention on last Thursday evening.
The rank of esquire was conferred on one
candidate An election was held for
master-at-arms, Brother Inner Guard
Dockham was elected and will be in
stalled next Thursday evening by d. d.
q. q John Tracy. The rank of knight
will also be conferred on the same even
ing.
Rathbone Lodge No 49, at its last con-
Vention, conferred the rank of page on
nineteen candidates and will confer the
rank OF esquire on twenty-five next Tues
day evening. This lodge viii pay fra
ternal visit to Ashland Lodge, of New
York. on Thursday evening next to wit
ness the comforting of the knights rank
in the amplified form
Grant Lodge No 81 held its regular con-
ventfon on Thursday evening and con-
ferred the rank of esquire on one candi-
date. A very pleasant good and welfare
amplified form will be conferred next
Thursday evening. The committee on
memorial services will meet at the resi-
dence of p. G. Andrew on Monday even
ing to complete arrangements for the ser
vice
Hoboken Lodge No. 1Oe at its conyen-
tion on Monday evening conferred the
rank OF page. and will confer the rank of
esquire at its next convention. The COM
mittee on entertainment has selected
Monday, May 5, as the date of their invi-
tation reception.
hudson Lodge No. SO at its regular
convention on Thursday evening con-
ferred the rank of esquire en- three candi-
dates. and at its next regular convention
VIII confer the rank of knight. This
lodge is increasing in membership very
rapidly:
pleasant convention on Friday evening.
The ranks of page and esquire were con
ferred on two candidates. The rank of
knight will be conferred on next
Friday evening. A very pleasant hour
was passed in good and welfare. remarks
we're made by d. D. G. G. Stephen Van
Wart and by several others. A large dele
CATION from Centenary and Rathbone
lodges were present.
Centenary Lodge No. 100 will be hon
ored by the d. ID. G. c., Stephen Van
Wart, with an official visit on Wednesday
evening. A very pleasant time is antici
pated.
Hancock Lodge No. ia will confer the
rank of knight at its regular convention
next Friday evening.
Cincinnatus Lodge No. 80 will confer
the rank of knight at its next convention
on Monday evening. AS this lodge is the
home of d. ID. G. c. John Tracy large
attendance is expected.
Jersey City Lodge No. Is will hold its
regular convention on Wednesday even
ing, and will confer the rank of knight
The time passed in good and welfare in
this lodge is both interesting and instruc-
tive. p. G.. Tilden makes an excellent
presiding officer for the entertainment of
the guests of this lodge.
Lafayette Lodge No. 70 will confer the
rank OF knight on three candidates on
next Wednesday evening. This lodge
will meet hereafter every Wedne sday
evening.
Palestine Division No held a drill on
Tuesday evening, preparatory to the
grand parade and prize drill to take place
between the divisions of the First Regi-
ment at Red Bank during the coming
summer. The division will hold its regu-
lar meeting Tuesday evening, when the
rank Will be conferred on several new
candidates
There Is lodge in Lynn, Mass. named
after that Pythian martyr who fastened
his death at the Hudson River tunnel ac-
cident. but in his efforts saved the lives
OF eight of his brother workmen. We
refer to the late Brother Peter Woodland,
OF this city.
p. G. C. George Kidder is one of the
most accommodating knights in the city.
de not only stands ready to furnish
monument il desired, but will furnish
the ground on which to place it at a mere
song. For particulars ask George,
Major General James F. Carnahan was
rendered reception by G. G. James l..
DE LaMarc and the uniform divisions and
lodges OF the X. of p, at the Lyceum
Opera House, Third avenue, New York,
on Thursday evening. The reception was
largely attended by Jersey City knights
General Carnahan is an old soldier, hav-
ont
Indiana Volunteers. He became mem
Der of Lafayette Lodge No. 81 in 1874. He
was elected Grand Chancellor of Indiana
in 1880 and became member of the SUI
preme Lodge at the session of 1882 at De-
troit He was one of the first to advocate
the formation of the uniform rank, and in
1876 organized Lafayette X. of z. Drill
Corps At the session of the Supreme
Lodge in 1884 he was elected and commits
stoned as the first Major General, and
PLACED in command of the Uniform Rank
X. Of P. OF the World. He now stands
but grade lower than the highest SUI
preme officer
The biggest" knight in the city is Of
fcer Reen of Grant Lodge No. 81. He
may be seen every day guarding the
Pennsylvania Railroad depot
r y. D. G. G. Shipmsn can be seen at
every large assembly of knights in the
DISTRICT. He has been an active mem
Der OF Lafayette Lodge for a number
OF years. N % large meetings of the K of
p. would be complete without him.
Calanthe Lodge No. 5, Pyrhian Sister
hood. Is very much pleased with their
new alter, and Past Chanceliors Rhodes,
Westlaks and Foster, of Lafayette Lodge
No: 79 deserve praise for their Kindness.
The knights Of Pythias will be well
represented in the new Board of Alder
men, g. c. John c. Kaiser being from
the Sixth district and Brother Max
Salinger from the Fifth.
Brother Dockham of Lincoln Lodge. is
a fine orator. His re marks in good and
welfare are excellent. He is quite the
equal OF Brother p e. Allen.
The uniform rank boom has struck
>ththpone Lodge, and several Of the new
eembers has It bad That is quite
Aght, boys, the girls Will like you better
NNen IA uniform If you doubt 1t, ask
tnlt Sianese twins Of the division lake
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Knight Captain Gus Stenp is the
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