The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-06-08

4 memorial address will be delivered and
other exercises held.
Jersey City Lodge No. IS conferred thu
rank of page at its last convention. Thi
Excursion Committee reports every ar
i rangenlent made, and general gooC
| time may be expected. The rank o
lesquire will be conferred on "Wednesday
evening.
Covenant Lodge received visit from
Royal Oak Lodge of New York last Wed
number present. Remarks were made
by G. @. Dewitt c. Bolton, S. X. l. w
Rutan and others.
Grant Lodge No. SO held its regular
convention on Thursday evening. The
j rank of page aud esquire were conferred
rank of esquire. The memorial services
will be held on next Thursday evening in
the lodge room.
| Hoboken Lodge No. 106 held a regular
| convention on Monday evening. The
rank of page was conferred. The guests
of the evening was Palestine Division
i No. /. A very pleasant hour was passed
in good and welfare. Remarks were
| made by p. G. Reinhart, p. G. Lutier ald
others of Hoboken Lodge, and Sir Knight
Captain Steup, of Palestine Division, and
| Sir knight Guard Higgins, of Palestine,
J entertained the brothers with some very
/ fine vocal selections After the close OF
/ the lodge the members escorted the
guests to Meyers Hotel. where a bounti-
| fult collation. was spread, speaking and
singing again being the. order, Palestine
| Quartette doing the honors in singing.
The uniform rank is growing very
/ rapidly in Connecticut, and every Grand
| Lodge officer is sir knight.
| Palestine Division No. / held very
lively meeting on Tuesday evening, the
sir knight rank was conferred, and all
| ARRANGEMENTS perfected for the coming
/ or,e mi "a for I,a
sion will soon be placed in prominent
/ window in this city for exhibition.
| The members of Palestine Division No.
are requested to assemble at the Castle
Hall of Rathborne Lodge. No. 642 Newark
avenue this evening aJ quarter of seven
D. m. sharp. Full dress uniform, white
gloves, to act as escort to Rathbone
Lodge.
Regular army officers will be detailed
from the three branches of the service,
to review the parade of the uniform
rank, and also to act as judges at the
competitive drills.
At meeting of the Board of Officers
of the First Regiment, U. r. K. OF p, a
committee of five was appointed to make
all necessary arrangements for the trans
portation of the regiment to Milwaukee.
Captain Gus Steup, of Palestine Division
No l. is chairman of the committee.
Tuesday. June 10, is the Memorial Day
in the order of the knights of Pythias.
and the Supreme Chancellor requests
that the different lodges shall meet in
their Castle Halls, and holds such exer-
cises as the day demands.
Assemblyman j. Herbert Potts was
among the candidates to take the rank
Of page In Rathbone Lodge last Tuesday
evening
p. G. w. C. Smith. of Lincoln, promises
to surprise his friends ON next Saturday
evening in his character as Dick Dead
Eye in ''Pinafore. Go to the Academy,
boys, and see him.
D. d. g. c. John Tracy and his staff are
hard at work making preparations for
the installations which Will take place
next month P. d. D. 6. G. Miller will
be the grand prelate, and P. C. Pulls. of
Cincinnatus Lodge, the grand master-at-
arms for the term.
Memorial exercises will be held in every
lodge in District No. during the coming
week.
On Saturday the Miss Emma Massen
Comic Opera Company will produce
''Pinaforen at the Jersey City Academy.
A large number of the members of this
company are members of the Knights of
Pythias- Members of the order who de-
sire to see good Pythian talent should
attend.
p. c. Jerome Rappleyea will deliver
lecture for the benefit OF the members OF
Lincoln Lodge at its next convention
Major G. II. Kidder, of the First Regi-
ment, U. R., K. of p, is making active
preparations for the grand parade. He
expects to surprise his comrades with his
perfect horsemauship and unlimited
knowledge of military tactics.
The twins, Jack and Charlie, viii take
Milwaukee by storm during tho meeting
of the Supreme Lodge. 1t is safe to say
that they will carry off the honors of the
division among the fair sex in the far
West. 1t is said that they will have an
active rival in Sir Knight William Kid
der, who is voted to be one of the hand
soonest members of the division d. Look
we'll to your laurels. boys.
The meetings of all the lodGessh GU Id
be well attended during the coming week.
it being memorial week, and every lodge
should have exercises of some kind in
commemoration of their dead. The order
during the past year has suffered greatly
by the loss Of some of its most prominent
mem bers, among whom we may mention
the founder of the order, p. S. c. Justin
Rathbone, and p. G. G. Reed, of New
Jersey.
The members Of Hoboken Lodge are
now talking excursion. As their excur-
sion is the great event in Hoboken, their
friends are anxiously waiting for the
date to be fixed.
The return game of baseball between
picked mines of Hoboken Lodge and Lin
tO1Il 4lJuHb Will oUDI thkb JlttCe. l<lQCOlu
holds the honors now.
7. c. 6. w. Point is raising some of the
finest flowers for the use of Palestine
boys on their coming trip. He also has
their mascot "a fine large rooster) in active
training to greet the boys on their trium-
plant return.
Cadets of Temperate
An order has been issued by Grand
Patron John +. Rodman requesting the
Cadets of Temperance of this city and
New York to attend the National Tenn
perance Congress to be held in the Broad
way Tabernacle, corner of Broadway and
Thirty fourth street. New York. The
Congress will be opened at half-pasS nine
a. m. on Thursday next, June II, but the
grand patrnndesires that the Cadets shall
attend the Thursday evening session, and
for that purpose requests the sections to
form at Thirtieth street and Seventh ave-
nue. at quarter of eight D. IN. ana from
there march to the hall The Jersey sec
tions viii meet in the waiting room of
the Cortlandt street ferry on this Jersey
City side at seven D. NJ. sharp, and from
there proceed to central point of meeting.
All Cadets will please wear piece of blue
ribbon ON the left breast.
Bonnie" Tease, of Eureka Section, is
hustler" but he should take plenty of
ice water during these warm days to
keep his temperature down. By the way,
ben" loses his head once in while.
| Brother Alberts, of Hudson Section, has