The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-11-30

courts on the last meeting nights OF thls
Who can tell where James Dunn is
rusticating? He has been missing q
month ors so. Some say he is ont on the
prairie shooting game for Charley Tess
Ter.
loway does not get around to Court
/ Greenwood oftener than he does? He will
find plenty Of Company DIS boys at the
meeting If he desires to discuss military
matters.
Bro p. J. Mullery made call at My
Place. Thanksgiving afternoon; had an
interview with the proprietor, which was
very warm. IC WAS not politics that Jney
discussed. P. J.. if you stack up against
him, will tell you all about. He Is IN Inc
race for office at the next election OF court
officers. He will have no trouble getting
there rs he is quite popular with the boys.
4 FRED Boyle, his side partner, says ne
wants to catch on this time also. Fred is
all right, aud would make first class
officer
Court Paulus Hook is richer by over
300 by.lta ball.
II. S. w. Kennedy has an antipathy to
the last car.
will be "the" meeting Of the banner
court.
The lists are out for the subscriptions
to the stock of the Forester's Hall. me
lists are receiving names rapidly. The
n C0U1UlbLee Will In6eb db ItOCuc.S HAL W
morrow night when something definite
will be learned about the progress made:
The indications are that the prospect Will
be a mammoth success.
Brother Charlie Tessler. of Court Glen
wood treated all his friends to q new
Kind Of soup Thanksgiving Day. 1t was
made of rabbits and ducks. 1t was dur
able. A little satisfied the most violent
appetite
Among the many successful balls given
Il.
liant and more largely attended than that
given at Woods Hall by the Rising star
Circle of Forestry Companions. the Ia
dies in charge were especially promo OF
this, their first effort. The decorations OF
n the ballroom were especially fine, and
the affair was a splendid success in every
particular. The circle, though but re-
Gently instituted is one Of The most Hour
isning In the county
A presentation of badges from the
Second Executive Council to their pre-
decessors is on the card for Monday night.
It will take place at the meeting of Court
j. Hamilton. Pavonia avenue and Erie
| street. All the courts will be represented
and many distinguished visitors have
The members of the courts are now
engaged in canvassing the situation and
measuring the timber The elections
will be held at the last meeting IN the
month.
N
: l First Put This Uniform On"
Intelligence from Rutherford is that
a court viii be instituted there in few
weeks.
: beautiful Dreamer Wake Unto Me, is
J no longer heard at the door OF Court
hudson.
t Court Congress moves ahead. Ten new
: members We're added at the last meeting
9 and High Chief Ranger beg pardon, CHIEF
Dora
r Forester in town
9 NV. how the tickets are going for the
e prize ball OF Court Pavonia Happy idea
s that.
e mentioned as the next G. II. of Court Jer-
sey City. The court could do worse.
Z That earnest Forester Brother God
: dram has resigned his commission as
b deputy. He has gone West to recuperats
as his health has not been robust of late
II Court John A. Minturn has passed the
t. century mark. The new court Is mad
II | up of splendid material
" Court General Lafayette is a quiet bod,
II who manage to build right along.
n ROYAL AR0ANUM.
II The first meeting of the Joint Commit
g tee from the five councils In the lowe
part or the city Ito arrange for the re
~ union in this district TOOK place at tn
ny residence OF Brother Conrad, No. Is
/ tOQTtn Stfc6t, lhSU 6atuIudf tftuiue
Id Brother Bob Nixon, chairman of tn
ar Committee on State of the Order, caiiel
ry the meeting to order, ana BROTHER j. 4
Is Purcell, of Pioneer Council, was electet
secretary Brother Nixon stated The oh
iect of these reunions, which was t
place the order more prominently befor
no the public and to bring the members
no the different councils in closer com
munion as we'll as to meet the grand oil
all GERS Of the State Chairman Nixon al
iii pointed Brothers Van Reyper, Baxts
ana Francis Committee on Halls, an
le they Immediately retiredFto return in
rio short time to report that they had secure
Woods Hall for Tuesday evening, ID
ne cember 80 The report WAS received an
We their action unanimously endorsed
"a brothers Baxter, Van Ripper, YounI
rs. Beatty and Francis were appointed
nv Committee on Talent; Brothers Baxte
en- Hough and Grouney. Committee 9
Printing and Programme. aud Brother
If Young and Morris. Committee on Musl
mo- Two thousand invitations will be issue
and distributed among the friends OF IL
,rt members. A first class literary an
tie. musical entertainment viii be presente'
e:,' to be followed with a reception Graz
hat Regent Tompkins and his stan viii be
ner Attendance, aud an address on the 0
: = jeets of the order will be made by Bro.
Sct M Bogarlus of New York. The cor
hat mittee will do everything in their pow
ant to make this reunion the finest OF t
ktteS
mn Excelsior Counsel, No. 200, held an 6
ans joyable meeting last Monday nigh
for There was u good attendance and sever
Ter applications were received. The fenru
on OF duty xvii was Bean Bag cont'
"a between two teams captained by "a
60 Regent Meckler and Organist Tayi'
use After Bro. Meckler's team had be
,rm victorious III two out of three games,
her was decided TO try again, the resi-
nm being that Bro. Taylor's team wo
an with plenty of time to spare.
ris, was discovered, however, that tn
had not been giving . fair coui
In and Brother Reinhardt, VINO had be
oas acting as umpire. appointed Two tellers
her keep tally, and TO make the thing Int
law esting, put up "good0 cigar for tne ca
INN tain OF the winning team. Brother Me-
his ler's team being declared the winner
went to get his cigar and discovered q
is DAM Allen had Appropriated il and
n leaning back i'll his chair calmly SIN
A in ing "Dan," with the utmost sang frc
,ne1. assured the boys that the cigar wa
srfed good one. Brother Mechler, being euch
.sci, out of his cigar, mentally resolved {
the the next time Dan got the best of h
Ha il would be when salt water was put
ono. in whisky bottle The affair caused