The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-07-06

convention OH Wednesday evening. The
amendment to The bylaws Oh changing
the time of meeting to every "Wednesday
evening came uD aud WAS lost. The lodge
Mlltlneet hereafter on the iiest and third
Wednesdays OF each month. y. ID. G O.
John Tracy was announced and in
stalled tue following officers Tor the eu-
suing term: p G., John Kaiser; 9. O.,
N. Wilson; v. e., J. Scriininger; prelate,
George A. Eldriilge; M. at A., James ID.
ttebb: trustee, Frnneis Way; l. G.. John
Lntne; O. G., Y. Melzger After ilstalla-
ton renarks were made by d. d. O. G.
John Tracy, ID. d. G. G. 5. Van Wart, r.
ID. u. g. @. Iheo. Miller ana Others.
Iiob0lSen lodge No. log held very
Pleasant convention on Monday evening.
a large number of visitors attended.
Tie ID. D. G. G., John Tracy, accoinpan-
paid an official visit, an enjoyable good
welfare followed. The oiiicers-elect for
the ensuing term are as folIows.--C. C.,
j.. Male: v, g., II. Demarest; prelate, g.
! Sinclair; NJ. At A., o. HackenDerrg In
| stallati0n OF officers tomorrow evening.
Cineinnatus Lodge No 81 held It's regu-
lar convention on Monday evening, After
an interesting good and welfare, The fol-
lowing officers were elected for the en-
/ suing uerni:--C. O.. Joseph Duke; n. e.;
! v. O., William L. Grant; prelate, H.
Stead; M at A.. A. Carlson; trustee, j.
\
1 tomorrow evening.
Hancock Lodge No ia, at its last regu-
lar convention, elected the following
officers for the ensuing year,. G., VIII
liam ii. Downs; Y. c., Louis Wilson;
prelate George Van Wagonen; NJ at A. ,
( r. Bailey: trustee A. j. Doane, p. G..
the officers Will bs installed by u d. 6.
1 G. john Tracy on Friday evening next
| at Humboldt Hall.
Hudson Lodge No. 81 held very pleas
! ing convention on Thursday evening
1 There was a large attendance OF mem
the newly elected officers. Brother e. G.
/ Carlton was appointed outer guard, and
! Brother r. Kinder inner guard.
The elections are over aud nearly all of
/ the newly elected officers have been in
I stalled, and commenced the duties of the
term Some brothers may have met with
disappointment. but it they have, they
! should show By their Attendance at the
| meetings AID by the support they give
| tho officers of the lodge that they are true
knights. The officers of every lodge ii
! they have the welfare of their lodge at
heart should by all means try and
memories the work and so bring their
lodge UP to the highest standard OF pro-
/ ficfeney.
Was it warm at Rathbone--well, we
think IL was. Ice WAS ia great demand,
members could be seen with itprotruding
from their pockets, hats and boots.
d. ID. G. Z. Stephen Van Wart has the
| best working staff that it has ever been
Our pleasure to see. The ritual is prop
erly carried out and the members of the
/ oruer cannot help but feel satisfied with
the efforts of their deputy.
Palestine Division No. left this city
| asst evening at nine o'clock tor MiIwau-
| kee. They turned out With full ranks
under Sir Knight Captain Steup, and
viii beyond question present a fine APP
-. ~. =
| large delegation of the order accompanied
them.
] They will go via the Pennsylvania r. r.
4 to Chicago and the Chicago and North
| western to Milwaukee. arriving early to-
morrow morning. MIR. E. ID. Harrington,
eastern passenger agent of the c. & N.
| w. X. II. VIII take personal charge of the
| party. The train villa be q special, com
posed of three Pullman parlor cars and
Two day coaches. Several Brooklyn di-
visions will accompany the New Jersey
regiment. 1t is expected that the regi-
lnent Will reach home on Saturday night
next Colonel P0vey and full staff Will
accompany the regiment.
| Brother Iheouore Mills will be known
as the Rip Van Wrinkle of Rathbone for
another term. We greet you, Rip. and
wish you success.
Brother George Earle, of Rathbone.
| says that trade in diamonds is dull, and
is actively looking for brighter things
| III trade.
4 Brother shellworth, of Grant Lodge,
| says thai the roll is now open for those
| DESTROYS OF going into the Pythian Camp
| at Greenwood Lake, in August. Those
| who know say that Brother Shellworth is
just the mar, to manage a camp.
1t was refreshing to see the smile of
satisfaction on Brother Connects face as
his 240-pound weight sank into the p c. Is
chair for the next term.
t. IL
the brothers. satisfaction. He will no
more roam the city wild on visiting
nights, but will settle down as quiet as a
! lamb.
Brother Dockham, of Lincoln tnow
Prelate) will have prepared q fine Grafton
on Pythianism for the next convention.
Come. brothers, and enjoy treat
p. G. Schroeder, OF Lafayette was an
object of terror to his barber on Thurs
day. The supply OF cosmetic gave out
and still the p. G. was not liked up. His
blonde nustache still dropped. and his
hair had not the proper curl It was his
debut as grand master-at-arms.
IL went quickly it was so warm
arrived in time for the last half of the
second. 1t was good. Ask Master at
Arms Joe Locke; he can tell you all
about 1t.
| Frelate John Donovan, of Jersey City,
gave the finest OF the evening. 1t was
called Lord Lowell aud Nancy Bell
John can sing IT will be Duet next
time, with Brothers Donovan aud Baxter
as TIE talent
ID. ID. g. G. Stephen Van Wart will in
stall the officers Of Grant Lodge no. 100 on
Thursday evening anG of Centennial
Lodge No. 100 on Friday evening
AT the regular meeting OF Calanthe AS
! sembly No. 5. Pythian Sisterhood, held at
A Clinton Hall, Wednesday evening. the
following officers were installed by g. T.,
! Mrs. 5. l. Want Wart:--C. e., Mrs. Z. s.
Frischeis; Y. O., Mrs p. Welt; prelate,
| Miss Lillian Poole; M. of f.. Mrs c. L.
Edipger; x. Of r. and s.. Mrs. M. Van
| Alst; M.-at-A, Mrs. j. Westiake; A. NJ
at-A.. Mrs. J. Wilson; !. g., Miss Annie
\ Apologize; O. g.. Mrs S. Reincke; NJ.
o., Mrs. J. Westervelt, and organist,
| Miss B. Van Alst.
The Royal Arcanum.
Payonia Council No. !, 1863 had an inter-
| esting meeting on Tuesday night. Su-
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