The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-09-14

| jolly affair it was. The hall wa:
crowded. There was a reception, hol
and supper.
2. G. Lawson and Brother CoughIins Of
Jersey City. we're among the star dancers
40 the Rising Star reception.
Junior Order United American PIE
ctanics.
The election Of officers in Clinton and
Industry Councils viii take place to
morrow evening in their RESPECTIVE coun-
Gil rooms. Every member should be on
hand.
Brother Walter Midwinter made his
appearance as an umpire recently, and,
according to reports, Walter barely es-
capped with his life. On, Walter, why did
yon do it?
The item in THE NEWS IN relation to
Clinton or industry Councils changing
their night of meeting has set Che mem
bers talking, and it is likely that ere
long the members of either council can
visit one another.
Ia Brother Charles Midwintef Gin ton
Council has financial secretary who is
present at every meeting, and who at
tends to his duties IN an able manner
He is one Of the most Jealous workers in
the order
There will be three or four candidates
initiated on Monday evening at Clinton
Councils meeting.
Where does Brother Henry Clemens,
of Clinton, keep himself recentlys
FREQ aud Accepted REasons.
There WAS stir in masonic circles in
Lafayette on Thursday night. District
Deputy Joseph E. Moore and Past Deputy
Grand Master Thomas w. Tilden visited
Amity Lodge No 103 After the exeln-
plification of the third degree, District
Deputy Joseph E. Moore presented to
Joseph L. Firm, the present master OF the
lodge, magnifcent past masters jewel.
The presentation of the jewel was one of
the features OF the evening, where ma
sonic friendship is universally extended
ON occasions of this kind. The master
was quite overcome by the surprise Of
this gift from his lodge The following
masters and past masters were present.:
Stewart and Bucken, of Eagle; 6. W.
Bulen and Kennedy, Of Amity; Worthy
Brother" Winer, of Girard, of Potts
vile, Pa, and Judge Lowry. of Lafayette.
Hiram Lodge had a pleasant meeting
on Monday night The NJ. NJ. degree was
worked in superb style.
Bayonne Lodge Will resume work next
Thursday night. The Bayonettes are
always glad to greet jersey City brethren.
Brother Frank NJ McDonough, of Pill
grim Commandery. is i'll The veteran is
out. but he is not as lively as a kitten His
step Is heavy and slow, not quick and
elastic. His numerous friends hope to
see him shortly as jolly and active as of
yore.
Enterprise Lodge worked the E. A. de-
gree at its last meeting
Many of the members of Acacia Chapter,
O. e. s., and their husbands had a
pleasant excursion on Wednesday TO
Coney Island. There were thirty in the
party OF pleasure-seekers. They had a
jolly time
Jersey City Consistory, Scottish Rite
Masons, conferred The sixteenth degree
Friday evening on number sof candi-
dates.
Jersey City Lodge will work the E. A.
degree next Friday night on two candi-
dates. well known merchants.
Zeredetha Lodge worked the b. A. de-
gree on G. II. Benson at its last meeting
1t will work the NJ. u. degree next Thurs
day night.
Varick Lodge win meet Wednesday
night.
The Lodge of the Temple will have
communication on Thursday night. It
will have degree work.