The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-07-13

heat TO theHcamp grounds. Several mem-
Ders were Frustrated by the heat on the
march. The encampment covered a
stretch of ground one aud half miles in
order to secure plenty of drinking water
for the men the citjzsns of Milwaukee
had laid line of pipes about the camp,
through which flowed continually plenty
Of ice water. On Tuesday the boys suf-
fered greatly from heat, it being I35 de-
grees in the sun and % degrees in tic
/ shade; but they struggled through the
dress parade without q murmur paIes-
tine Division WAS the color company.
A number OF ladies' accompanied the Sir
knights, and thus made the trip enjoy
! able. The only uncomfortable feature OF
the journey was the lack of aceolnuoda-
| ton on the road, owing to the great num-
| Der Of guests that accompanied the regi-
ment. The party numbered over three
hundred. The boys were delighted with
the trip, going into camp was novelty
to the most of them.
| at the meeting of Calanthe Division u.
r., held before their departure for camp,
after a short drill. Adjutant H. j. THEM,
4 in a neat speech, presented to the division
on behalf Of Captain 4. H. Baldwin,
handsome silk banner, beautifully hand
painted. II was accepted for the division
! by Lieutenant John A. Long in a few
remarks.
D. D. q. G. Cheatle, District No. g. will
sail for England on Wednesday next. and
will be absent until September.
| Lieutenant Brown and Sir Knight
James, of Palestine, have one on an ex-
tended trip West, and will not return for
many days
Brother Goddard, of Lincoln, stole a
march on the boys and surprised them
by putting in an appearance at the camp
| in Milwaukee.
Sir Knight Jones, of Palestine, met
1 u tcf f,,A
| Owing to the large number of badges
that graced his manly breast gentle
man mistook him for boy selling Badges
TO members of the X. of z. Lifting the
| largest badge on the sir KNIGHTS breast,
he very mildly endured, Sonny how
much is this onefn Poor Jones!
What has become of the uniform rank
| question on the Hill? Keep at it, BROTH
ers; let us have model division.
The report that q brother Knight was
killed in the accident on a Western road
while en- route TO Milwaukee proves to be
unfounded. The party killed was not
member of the order.
2. G. Smith, of Hoboken, attended an
| excursion recently. He wishes that the
ladies of Rebecca wonld give one every
dav. The ice water he says was fine
p. G. Wilson, of Grant, makes a model
I G. M. at A. His fine appearance and
| graceful carriage is much admired by
members of the order.
All Hoboken was at Meyers on Monday
| evening. G. G. Male as master of cere-
| monies is q good one. Girls Ludevigson
is the wachtel Of the lodge, and p G.,
John Meahe. Is known as the champion
dreamer. His dreams are never OF the
nightmare order, they are always sweet.
Who caught the largest crab at Null
| ler's on Wednesday night? Jim Solo
mon, OF course. Would he give up a
claw to save q friend? We guess not
Jim knc@ vs. a thing or two.
NJ = John Gilmore. of Cincinnati
has repeatedly elected to that posi-
1 ton. IL does the members good to see
! John smile while taking in the cash from
the boys.
p. G. Joseph Duke has again been hon
ored by being elected chancellor COM
! mander of Cincinnatus Lodge. This Is
called to the chair. He has also served
one term as ID. ID. G. G. His election is
one that will greatly benefit the lodge.
! d. d. G. C. stephen Van Wart will in
stal the officers of Bay View Lodge No
| 81 on Tuesday evening next and Wood
land Lodge No. on Friday evening".
| MPalestine Division No. l, u. r. K. of P.
broke camp at Milwaukee at 6 a, III. on
the 10Th aud arrived at Jersey City at
9:45 p. m. last evening. The journey
home was without incident to mar the
pleasure of the homeward trip. The boys
l
life. Major G. H. Kidder remains IN
| Milwaukee, he being a member OF the
Supreme Lodge
Pythian sisterhood.
On Wednesday last G. c., Mrs. S. L. Van
Wart. assisted by her staff, installed the
following officers of Good Samaritan
Lodge, Pythian Sisterhood, at South Am
boy:-P. c., Mrs. William Dill: c. c..
Mrs. Freeman Hause; Y. c.. Mrs. William
Woodward; Pre-, Mrs. Henry Wolf; NJ.
at A., Miss William Dey. A. NJ. at A.,
Mrs. Albert Suits; NJ. of E., Mrs. Joseph
Wilson; NJ. Of r. and s. Mrs. Ralph A.
| Dey; l. G., Mrs John Proctor: O. e., Mrs
Emanuel Williams; Mystic One, Miss
Tillie Buckalen; Organist. Miss Katie
Dill. After the installation the visitors
were handsomely entertained by the
members of Good Samaritan, refresh
ments, singing. recitations and music be-
| ing the order of the evening. The sisters
| employed every means IN their power TO
make the visit of the G. c. q pleasant one,
and it was with regret that the visiting
sisters were compelled TO conclude their
! visit and return home. wishing the new
officers good cheer during their term of
| office.
The officers of Charlotte NJ. Ward AS
sembly No. /, Pythian Sisterhood. of Eliz-
abeth, were installed on Monday evening
] Dy JT. u, MrS. .. Il. an w aTl, dSSlSteu
| by Z. G. c., Mrs. N. Morrison, of Eliza
1 beth; G. NJ. of r. and S., Mrs. J. Gernert;
| G. Nj. of F., Mrs. Madison, of Somerville;
| c. c., Mrs +. Friesches, of Carlanthe No.
| 5, as Grand Prelate; Miss l.. Pool of No.
| 5, as G. NJ. at A., and Mrs. w. Douglass,
| Of No 5, as Asst. M. at A. There was y
large delegation present from Calanthe
| No. and Lady Washington No. 3, of
| Brooklyn Refreshments were served
| and a general good time had.
G. c., Mrs. S. L. Van Wart. Pythian
| Sisterhood, will install the officers elect OF
| Assembly No. at Ocean Grove on Thurs
| day next The officers of No. 4. at Somer-
vile, and No. G, at Paterson, hold over
until January.
Tine first session of the Supreme Lodge,
| Pythian Sisters Chill SYSTEM, is now be-
| ing held in Milwaukee. Reports SHOW
! that the order has a membership of over
| 1000 Sixteen States are represented at
the present session. There are now sew
| enty subordinate temples in Indiana and
| Ohio A pleasant feature of the session
| was the presentation OF d gayel made Of
| California wood, given by the temple at
San Diego. Cal. The presentation speech
| was mnde BY Mrs. c. l.. c. Lawrence, OF
| San Diego. Cal
Prior to the opening OF the Supreme
| Lodge, Supreme Representative Thomas
/ Essex, of Arkansas. ON behalf of Ozark
| Lodge OF Hot Springs, Ark, presented
! beautiful quartz gavel, made OF material
/ taken from the Ozark Mountains, to Su-
preme Chancellor Ward, OF New Jersey.
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