The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-07-06
.RAPSS, SIGNS AND GRIPS.
The Masons lave Retired
for the Summer Vacation
and Rest.
NOT TOO HOT FOR OTHER ORDERS.
Foresters, Odd Fellows, Knights and
Cadets Are Up and Doing.

Visit EEizHbeth on IhuFSuay night and
attend the meeting OF Court Advance,
which will infinite eighteen members.
Preparations have been mate to give
them q reception.
Court General Wayne, the new court,
viii be instituted next Wednesday,
night. It Will make n favorable start.
The number of the court is ,S5i.
High Chief Ranger John Il. Kelly wears
a beautiful badge. IL Mas IAe gin of
Court Eianiluona and was presented TO him
at She nesting OIL Tuesday night. TIE
retiring chief ranger, John Stewart WIS
also the recipient of an elegant bBdge
The presentations werc u complete sur
prise. Kelly was aware of the fact that
Stewart WAS To receive his gift, and Stew
;lrt knew that Kelly was 70 get a bulge,
but neither was aware of the face that lie,
TOO, was TO be honoreti. lii fact each had the
Impression that he was to be the orator
10 aiitke the presentation speech. After
me meeting the COURT adjourned to ST.
MichaeFs Hall, where they had d royal
time. Deputy Supreme Chief Ranger
Joseph Mllns0n, of Paterson; Past High
Chief Ranger O'NIelia, High Secretury
la Pointe and High Senior Woodward
Kennedy We're among the prominent
guests present. q. r. Tremper presented
Kelly with the badge, and :. y. r. Nc
Cookery was the orator who talked so
sWeetly of p, C.. Il. Stewart and handed
him tue badge.
Court Ashley had a public installation
and Il reusing time on Wednesday, night.
Deputy Supreme Chief Ranger Mason
paid visit TO Court Pride of Jersey City
on Wednesday night
Brothers Lindeberg and La Pointe of
the Grand Court visited Newark on
"Wednesday night to make arrangements
for the organization of u new court.
Court Hoioken's officers were installed
on Thursday night. After the meeting
The court and its guests repaired TO
Boncelot's, where they had a happy time
Deputy Wesseis ofliciated at the instalia-
lion.
E9-Financiaf Secretary d. S. Smith of
Court Pride of the Hill Is one of the best
posted men on Forestry on the Hill Top.
4 re manner in which he managed Chief
RangerKennedy'S canvass at the lasteiec-
lion Of officers Of the court goes alsosto
show Lis skill as q politician. Dan IS
cool under all circumstances, even in
business--he is an ice dealer
s. g. r. NJ j. kavanagh of Court
Glenwood, was highly compiimented by
the Grand Court officers at last meeting
OF The court. So we'll he might be, for he
has the ritual committed TO memory from
one end to the other He never IS from
his post on meeting nights, and between
meetings lie keeps hustling for new mem
bers. The court did we'll TO elect him 10
succeed himself.
Court Glenwood hit the nail right when
they elected William Il. Clements tosue-
coed Jimmy Bowling as financial secre-
tary OF the court. Being fully competent,
he Is all attention TO anything he under
takes He is about organizing new
branch of the Companions oI tile Forest
Already ne has done good deal for that
branch of the order and he is quite II
favorite with many Of its members.
II Ii how Chief Ranger w. j, Kennedy
OF Court Pride OF the l4til. His inaaguF-
alton speech was OF an hours duration.
but 1t was instructive as we'll as enter
tanning He also helped the boys TO work
the 4thdegree at Bro Donneliyss hosiery
on Jackson avenue. He is the right man
III the right place.
James j. baker. Court Pride of the
Hill doetor. knows Whereabouts Forestry
than ne did. Deputy De Lapgy told him
sofle things installation night James
will not afford him another chance, rs
he intends TO know il all from Alpha TO
Omega
rte profits Of Court Pride of the Hills
excursion will make quite an addition to
its treasury.
The .sboysn around the Junction are
very fond OF ''Tom" Welsh, Judging by
the way he was serenaded on the 4til.
but it seems that FonN does not appre-
ciate the esteem in which he is held by
the boys.
Brother Dam Diver, Of Court Pride
of the Hill, is one of the huStlers OF the
order in this city 1t is said that Dan y
eyes are pointed toward the position Of
high chief ranger.
Brother Daniel S. Coifey has become
quite sprinter. s.Dan" is about to enter
a walking match. and the admiring eyes
of the members of Court Pride OF the
Hill are upon him, and 1t is expected that
he will cover himself with glory in the
coming contest.
knights of Pyfhias.
Rathbone Lodge, No. 10, held it's regu-
lar convention on Tuesday even ing. The
meeting was q pleasant one, 1t being the
only meeting during the month of July.
The turnout of members was large. Tie
rank of Page WAS conferred on two
strangers. The next convention will be
held in August. d. ID. G. g. Stephen Van
Wart was announced, accompanied by
the following staff of grand officers; G.
p. g. p. G. Keffert, of Woodland, No. 5;
No. s, G.. p, p. c. Andrews, Grant, No.
So; G. h. OF X. and S.. Z. G. Berrian, Lin
coin, No. 30; IT, NJ az A., F. g. John VIII
son, Grant, No. 81: & NJ, of E.. 7. G.
Smith, Hoboken, No. LOG; g. NJ. of f., p.
9. Hanna, Rathbore. No. 10; @. L G.,
g., Bro. Shaeffer, Grant, No. So The of
ticers elect We're then Installed. After in
stallatiOns remarks were made by all OF
the Grand Lodge officers, refreshments
were served and general good time WAS
had.
Lincoln Lodge No SO held its regular
convention on Thursday evening. There
WAS large attendance OF visiting
brothers. In good and welfare interest
ing remarks were made by p. y. ID. G. e.
s. Shipman. v. G. Campbell, OF Rath-
bone; L. C's. Steup and Allen, and others.
The officers elect were installed by d. d.
q. G. John Tracy Brother G. Zyfers was
appointed inner guard, and T. G. Ed
wards as outer guard. This lodge is the
strongest lodge IN the city. 1t has 203
members in good standing. A number Of
the members left for Milwaukee last
evening, where they will attend the meet
ing of the Supreme Lodge.
Jersey City Lodge No. Is held its regu-
lar convention on Wednesday evening"
The otficers-elect for the ensuing term
were installed by ID. ID q. e. John
Tracy, assisted by ts.V.C.PsC. Berrian, of
Lincoln No. &c; q. Prelate, p. ID. D. G. Q.
Miller, of Hudson No. 81; G. NJ. at A p.
z. Schroeder, of Lafayette No. ~. Broth
er William E. Glimin was appointed /.
e.. and Brother William w Baxter, Q.
q. After installation the brothers nc
companied the officers-alect to Mine Host
Mullers, where a bountiful supply of the
good things" were found. The enter
tainnent OF the evening was conducted
under the leadership OF the G. O., II. Me-
Donald, and consisted of singing and
speaking by Brothers Kent, Lee, Solomon,
1tt.