The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-12-21

stead; collector Jno. J. Toogood; guide,
James 4. Ttlden; chaplain. the Rev. j. X.
Thompson; warden, j. B. Van Emburghs
Jr, sentry Il. !. Chamberlain; represent
Commander c. III. Richardson.
The tenth anniversary of this
Council will be held on Tuesday, January
., when the newly elected officers will be
installed. Highland Council can now be
numbered among the live councils OF tins
order. the members taking more active
part than heretofore. On tue third OF
February the orator will present d paper
on the Life and Services OF Abraham
Lincoln" on which occasion the members
OF the order are cordially invited to be
present ARRANGEMENTS are being made
for the entertainment OF visitors and
members at each meeting of the council,
Friendship Council neld its election,
initiated two candidates and paid b fra
ternal visit TO Bergen Council on Monday
night Quick work that. The officers
were:- Councillor, a. NJ. Prayer; v. c.,
z: Crudden; o.. Charles O'Conor; O..
Charles Marks; secretary, Roylston S.
Tilden; treasurer, ID. 0ppenheim; G..
Z. M. Crosby; chaplain, William Franz;
w, II. B. Rothschild; s., j. Meyer: trus-
SCOTTISH CLANS.
Clan Mcleod is steadily growing. It's
reception was a financial success. The
following officers were elected:-Chief, r.
Muir; p. G., j. Gibsin; o., G. B. Brigh-
ton. Sri; c.. ]. Muir; Sec. 6. b. Brighton,
II, 7. =, George Hogg; treas, ]. Bever-
kirkpatrick; s., A. Miner w, William
Murray; sentinel, j. Miller; trustees. r.
Muir; q. Brighton, Sri, and Alex Milne;
physician, Or. Walter Rae.
IRON HALL
cs.4uw <.xs,
following officers: Chief justice, Mrs.
Harris; P. G. j.. Mrs. Davenport; Y. G.
~, Mrs. Hauck; A., Mrs Demarest; G.,
Mrs. Mccullough, w, Mrs. Mahlen.
ROYAL ARCANUM.
Extensive arrangements are being
made for to celebrate on q grand scale
the reunion of this dristrict, which in
cludes all the councils in lower Jersey
City. The event will take place in Woods
Hall on Tuesday evening, December 80.
and Will commence with grand enter
tainment, to be followed by q reception
and dance. The grand regent Of the
State and nearly his entire staff will be
present, and Grand Secretary r. n AL
berts. who is well known throughout the
State as an able and eloquent orator, will
make an address on the order.
The best talent ohtainable has been
secured, and such well known people as
EtoiesSof NtStoL p. werner, j. G0fQon
Emmons, Miss Mabel Johnson, Mr.. Wal
ter j. MachIn, Edward Blanchard, VIII
liam Vance, Harry Buchanan, Mrs Bella
Schiller, Mrs. Clara Laddy, Messrs.
Schawb and Bar, Edward Conner and
host Of Others will contribute to the en-
and his orchestra viii furnish the music
for the dance. Two thousand invitations
have been distributed throughout Che
city, and the committee expect that fully
fifteen hundred will respond These re-
unions are neld for the purpose OF bring
gether for social Intercourse and amuse-
ment. also to put the order more proni-
nently before the public.
Grand Trustee Kailman is again aon
deck and although it viii be month
before he has fully recovered, he is
already IN the harness and working as
usual for the order.
Jersey City Council No 50 held regular
session on Tuesday evening and initiated
one candidate
The grand regent and staff paid an ofii-
cial visit to Passaic Council last Monday
evening.
Pavonia Council No. 1863 met on Thurs
day evening and transacted consid cradle
business. Z. NJ. Holmes, .Jr., was elected
orator, in place OF George E. Francis
The next meeting of Pavonia Council
falling on january /, New Years Day,
Ouc ntt11uS WILL VI lttu Oh the Sabufaay
following, the Sd, instead of the regular
night.
Excelsior Council No sos win meet to-
morrow night.
Guiding Star No. 522 win also meet tor
morrow evening.
The Rev. John Krantz, Of the Centen-
airy M. z. Church, will deliver q sermon
to the members of the order in this city
some time in January.
w. L. Dickinson Council No 54S held
an enjoyable session on Friday evening.
Orator Alder was fully primed for his
last time in the chair and presented an
excellent programme.
The balance OF the reunions to take
place after the holidays have been ar
ranged as follows:--January l3 at Plain
field, January 20 at Newark, February 9
at Railway. February "a at Trenton,
March 6 at Hoboken and March "A at
GIeenviile. So far these reunions have
been very successful, and the councils in
each OF Jnese districts will endeavor to
emulate the example set by their prede-
cessors.
CADETS OF TEMPERANCE.
Brother Charles Mckee has been
elected vice archop of Hudson Section to
fill the vacancy caused by the office being