The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-11-16

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The members too. are enjoying GOO
heaitn, US only SIG were expended for 81 K
benefits during the past quarter.
brotner Jacob Berg would make good
Don't miss the entertainment az Conrt
Pride Of the Hill. Il Will be a grand
atIair; The best talent that can be had
Will be obtained and very pleasant
dance will follow.
Brother w. 4. Dickson IS to become
member q the Z, II; O'Neill Association
at its next session. Walter IS q hustler and
one OF the most prominent constables on
the Hlli top but to quote him, 1t will be
q coLu day when he goes outof his way 10
nurt forester. Except duty calls for
Court Glenwood's treasurer, P. sury.
mas scheme on foot TO make every
forester member OF the Building aud
Loan Association and thereby place all IN
q position to own their own home. Bro
Their Sury IS an enthusiast on building
and loan associations and dreams OF them
a member Of.
ID. Francis says she win not be a widow
much longer but will be known as Mrs.
Cody he Is raising new mustache for
Brother Il. J. Lampert. Court Glen
wood's floor director for Wednesdav
nights ball will sport fan-tailed cont on
this occasion.
w. II. Clements, financial secretarv Of
Court Glenwood. is untiring in his efforts
TO make his courts ball success. He is
also secretary OF the Ball Committee and
IN Iact 10 quote the remainder of the
COMMITTEES, be is the whole business.
Dr.. Renwick. newly initiated MEM
Der OF Court GienWOod, lis q candidate for
court physician. The young men OF the
order who have known him from child
hood, say he win be fairly In it. R1lt bv
the way. they are two other physicians ia
this court all anxious for to be court doe
tor The present physician. DR. PYLE. and
DR.. West are the others and are able and
competent physicians.
Court Glenwood's bali take place on
Wednesday OF the coming week and anv
person in search OF real amusement who
misses this affair will regret It for long
time. The High Court officers. the ID. II.
e. RS and the different Court officers 81
the state will be present on this occa-
The next sub-chief ranger Of -court
Glenwood will be Brother Walter M.
Dickson. He has no opposition for this
honor. as all feel anxious to- elevate
Waiter. and TO quote him, HE will be
fairly In tue game for the interest OF the
1t took Brother Dan Keegan two hours
last night to ind the combination of his
safe even with glasses on For further
reference inquire of p. Sury.
Brother Paul Sury Is a reputable stake
holder and 9 good judge Of safe COM
DlnatloHs. For further particulars in
quire OF Dan Keegan. "me neighbour
KNIGHTS AND LADIES or HONOR.
Protection Lodge No. 157 will meet on
Thanksgiving night and have an enter
tainment and reception. Refreshments
viii be served. Hudson aud Guiding
star lodges have been invited to attend
folce sergeant Nilshusen is secretary
or the Grand Lodge.
Ihe Grand Officers will pay a fraternal
night
Protection Lodge Is making prepara-
tons to receive the Grand Lodge officers
on January II.
Protection Lodge viii elect officers on
the first Monday in December az the last
meeting IN the month Will fall on Christ
mas.
Protection Lodge will in body visit
STANDARD Lodge Of New York on Decein-
per IneV will visit Hudson Lodge
next Thursday night.
Jewels were presented to Brothers ].
O'LouRhlin. james Lyons, James Nc
Corm1ck, 4. Riordan and Sisters K.
Grady, M. Reidy and Mrs. NJ Reidy ut
the last meeting Of Protection Lodgs. ID.
u. George w. White made the presenta-
rion speech.
Guiding Star Lodge is making prepara-
lions Tor big bali In February
protection Lodge had an entertainment
last Thursday night. Songs were rendered
by sister Annie Growney and Brothers
Benjamin Wertheim and A. G. Young.
and Bennett and Steele, of Guiding SIar
Lodge. and recitatlons by Brother r. H.
Prison and Sister Emma Roche, of Guild
ing Star Lodge.
IMPROVED ORDER OF RED MEN.
It was sad day for the order last sun
day. The remains Of Brother Abraham
Bird, young chief, were laid at rest.
The services were held at his late home.
No AZ Newark avenue The dead chief
was cut down in the prime of life after
very short Illness The Red Men and the
American Mechanics turned out in large
to pay the last tribute
OF respect to the departed chief.
The war whoop Of the Indians was
heard on Wednesday evening when the
ceremony of adoption was heard at their
in franklin Hall.
The funeral benefits were promptly
paid to the family of the late Chief Bird.
They Were settled an hour after the meet
Ing on Wednesday night.
The new tribe is increasing rapidly
The Formation Committee win gladly
furnish particulars to applicants by adj
either j. w. Forsyth, No 55
Union street; ]. H. Newcofnb. No. C66
Communipaw avenue, or A. NJ. Paul, No.
O. Harrison avenue.
Winona Tribe adopted pale face at It's
last council. They extend cordial in
vitation to visiting brothers on any We'd
nesday evening
AMERICAN LEGION OF HONOR.
Companion MoEigney, who lost his
life at the Grove street crossing while
saving the life of mischievous and reck-
less boy, was u member of Ever Faithful
Council
Dickinson Council lest q member this
week. John ]. Griffith, who expired on
Friday, was one of this council.
The two councils will attend the
funeral of the dead companions this
afternoon. The councils will meet az
their headquarters at Roehe's Hail..
FREE AND ACCEPTED MAS0NS
varick Lodge VIII confer the NJ. NJ. de-
gree on next Wednesday evening at the
rooms of Hiram Lodge on Newark avenue.
A large delegation from sister lodges is
expected TO be present.
District Deputy Joseph q. Moore is ex-
pscted to visit Hiram Lodge on next
Thursday evenings.
Bergen Lodge No, AZ has entered upon
q new era OF prosperity after long SEN
son of inactivity The initiation Tee has
been wisely reduced and large number