The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-09-07

The grand march at the reception was
led by sir Knight Walter j. Noble and
his niece. Miss Julia Field
According 70 a scribe III Red Bank, Sir
knights Ihariey Rae and Charley Buck
we're the greatest knights ia town. He
says they owned the place
W hefeyer the song Annie Rooney is
heard. even handofgan grinding thaU
performing air, there you will see r. u.
u, q. G. Theodore Miller. He IS making
arrangements for a musical hat, with
sweet Annie Rooney" engraved on the
band.
Junior Order Of United American Me-
chanics.
Clinton Council No IS met at Clinton
Hall on last Monday evening, but the at
tendance was not very large. owing to
the fact that the meeting occurred on a
holiday Two propositions were receive d
and two candidates were elected. The
following nominations for officers were
nade:-Counciior. William Boyd; vice
eounciior,. John Dingwail; warden.
Waiter 8iidwinter; inside sentinel,
August Smith; outside sentinel William
Post. The election viii take Place at the
next meeting on the 18th inst
Garfield Council No IS will hold re-
union during this month"; IN which they
Will be assisted BY Industry, Clinton and
valley Forge councils The State CouH-
ell officers have signified their intention
Of being present The exact date has not
as yet been fixed
Brother Frank Nices. of Industry, is
becoming famous tor his wi5ricisms- He
generally manages to aTnuse the boys for
an hour when he gets started.
The Excursion Committee are DESTROYS
OF setting accounts At once. Delinauenls
please take notice.
The Entertainment Committee of Gin
ton will meet at the residence of Brother
Harry Drayton next Thursday evening.
The first annual entertainment ana re
ception of Clinton Council No. IS wiz be
held in Bergen Hall on Thanksgiving
night. Tickets, twenty-five cents. Music
by Prof. Wagner's orchestra This is
the announcement made by the Enter
tainment Committee and is the result Of
their deliberations. They have engaged
the well known Fisk Dramatic Society to
furnish the entertainment, which Of it.
self is a guarantee that it viii be first
class In every respect.
Councillor Boyd That sounds good.
Well, there Is no doubt that Brother
Boyd will make first class eeuneiior 4or
Clinton.
The Committee on Entertainment Of
Clinton has issued blank programmes for
soliciting advertisements. Any member
desiring one can obtain it from the COM
mittee
Brothers Drayton and Boyd are very
enthusiastic over the entertainment.
They teel confidentth that Clinton viii make
big success of the affair
TED Lewis. of Industry, is becoming
famously and deseryedly well known as
the Beau Brummell Of the order. he can
be seen very often on the avenue
Brother John Mcmahon, OF Clinton, is
seriously thinking Of joining a minstrel
troupe AS an end-man he would be q
lori rr7r ~
ands.
Brother George Eldridge, of Goodwill
Council, Of New Brunswick. is well
known in this city, but many of his
friends do not know that he is an exec
lent crayon artist
The boys are talking Of reyiving the
orient again, They VIII undoubtedly
have large time this season, as a NUM-
Der OF members Of The order have signi-
lied their intention to Join it.
Brother Scofieid. Of Clinton, who has
been on the sick list, has recovered, and
ls again on duty.
Brother John Warnke. Of Industry. has
been nominated for vice councillor John
and his mustache will most likely adorn
the chair Of the Y. c. for the next three
months.
As has been stated before in TIE SUS-
DAY MORNING NEWS. either Clinton or In
dustry Council should change its night of
large number of Industry members who
live on the Heights and who would like
TO attend Cllnton's meetings but are I'M
able to do SO on account Of Industry
meeting on the same night. The same
applies to members of Clinton Council.
Whichever council can change their
night conveniently should do so and
start the fraternd visiting again once
more.
Where were the members OF Valley
Forge Council last Wednesday evenings
Not one member attended the meeting of
the Excursion Committee.
Dave Tippets, of Clinton, is an expert
fisherman, and his spare moments are
wbiled away in catching the finny tribe
Dave" went on trip last Saturday, and
returned on Monday. He has not yet re-
covered from its effects.
Clinton Council has not seen Deputy
Frank II. Lewis since Industry and Gin
ton have been meeting on the same night
Free and Accepted 1Easons.
Hiram Lodge will meet tomorrow nj ght
and work the II. NJ degree. They wiz
be pleased to greet visiting brothers.
Jersey City Lodge has started in earn
estly with work. It met on Friday night
and worked the Fellowcraft degree on
two candidates. At the close of the
meeting the members and visitors en-
joyed splendid collation. served by Nor
row & Day. This was the surprise that
Brother Bagley had in store for them.
The lodges are slow in beginuin 2
work. They have not recovered from
the effects OF the summers rest
Jersey City Lodge will have degree work
for several meetings
The late brother Samuel Shipman
I. was one of the regulars Of Hiram Lodge.
The brethren of Bayoune Lodge No. 90,
f and A NJ, have taken another brief
recess. The communications of the
organization will be resumed on Thurs
day evening. September Is
The District Lodge of Instruction will
meet next Saturday night. These meet
ings should be attended by the members
District Deputy Moore is in town for
an active campaign. The doctor will
prescribe for lodges suffering from en-
nui. HIS stimulant will have the proper
effect. {.
The knights Templars had a glorious
/ field day at Asbury Park on Thursday.
It was the most successful meeting that
has been held by the New Jersey COM
manderies. The local organizations made
brilliant showing, and in appearance,
alignment, etc, they were the peers of
any Of the communicates in the process
sion.
Iron Hall.
The Entertainment Committee of
Branch No. 1l43 held an important
meeting an .sAfv placa0 on Nednesffav