The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-10-26


prominent member OF the new Greenville
! section, is Mr. Harry G. Sutton He is
! getting 10 be quite poet. His latest ef-
fort is entitled The Spitz Dog
Brother William Dingwall, OF Hudson
/ Section, is becoming famous as the lead
ing orator Of that section.
KNIGHTS OF PYfHIAS.
Jersey CRY Lodge No. Is held It's most
interesting session Of the year on We'd
nesdaT evening. Upon entering the lod &c
room brother could not but think from
handsome decorations about the room
that something beyond the usual conven
! ton was in order The station Of the
chanceiior commander Was covered with
molly, above the platform the word
welcome was formed by many g5s Jets,
! and in front of the station was placed a
huge vase of flowers The decorations
We're the work Of Brother Miller The
visiting brethren were soon informed that
this was the evening OF the 1ong-expected
visit of Henry Clay Lodge No. 49, OF New
ark N. j., and at half-pasE eight Henry
| Clay, to the number OF one hundred and
| fifty members. and headed by Chancellor
Commander Ward, entered the hall. es-
corted by Jersey City's committee p. G.
| Donafh. SCHROEDER, Butler, Coghii1 and
Vessels, and received royal welcome
| from G. G. Robert Mcdonald III behalf Of
Jersey City. The lodges then passed to
the good and welfare and were entertain
| ed with some interesting remarks by
Grand Chancellor De Witt g. Bolton,
Grand Vice Chancellor John VI
rich, Grand Pfelate G. w. Kill
bourn, G. NJ at A., L. S. Menger,
G. / G. William Malcolm and others.
After a short musical session the lodge
adjourned TO Teutonia Hall. where mine
host, sTony," had laid covers for two
hundred and twenty-five guests. After
the royal feast was partaken of the lodges
| were entertained by the talent of Jersey
City Lodge, commencing with q glee
entitled down in the Corn Field. . BY
solomon and Mr.. George Kehiio, which
was followed by Brothers Lee and Kent
in dustt. They sang Well -sThe Pilot. /"
and for an encore ALPS WelIn Brother
Lee sang Anchored" and with
Al :, Her Faults ] Love Her
"Sleep Baby Sleep Brother Lawson sang
Little All Sid.s' Mr. Rechiu sang
Learning McFadden to Dance.p C. G.
Mcdonald rendered humorous sketches.
Prof. Stone gave violin solo and Prof
Coghl}l piano recital. Interesting re-
Sloan, Hitchcock and Dcmarest, of Henry
Clay Lodge, ID. D. G. G. John Tracy, Of
District No. 8, P. C's Schroeder. Vessels,
Donath and Others Among the many
present were u. u. lie " III L. Bolton;
q. v. c., j. Ulricb; G. P. G. W. Kilburn;
G. NJ. at a., L. 5. Mepger; g. L G., w.
Malcolm; D. d. @. c., j Tracy. d. D. G.
c.. S. Van Vert; p. y. IS DDnath Wissels,
Kent, Solomon. Schroeder. Tilden, Butler.
COghlll, Mckee. Sloan. Hitchcock. BeE-
rian, Demarest aud others. The Commit
Tee OF Arrangements, =. Css- X Donath,
Schroeder, Butler. Vessels and Coghil.
deserve great credit for the manner in
which the affair WAS carried ont. The
guests departed for Newark at half-past
twelve Thursday morning. and we're well
satisfied with their visit 70 jersey City,
Jersey City will pay Henry Clay a return
visit in the near future
Lincoln Lodge No. 50 held its regular
convention OH Thursday evening. The
attendance was not very large, OWING
possibly to the storm raging on rhaf
evening. The rank Of esquire was con
ferred on two pages. VINO VIII be adj
yanced 10 the rank Of knight at the next
convention. The members Of fhis lodge
paid q fraternai visit TO Black Prince
Lodge, of Greenpoint. on Monday even
ing, where they witnessed the comforting
of the knights rank in the afHplified
form on four esquires. The work was
excee sfngly well done, much TO the de-
light of the Jersey boys. After the lodge
adjourned the guests were conducted TO
the banquet hall, where they discussed
fine collation.. general
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were made by most Of the 2. C.s present
Black Pince Division, First Regiment,
i n. Y. was present at the comforting Of
the degree and ably assisted in the cere-
monies. The officers Of this lodge are ex-
ceilent, one OF the features being the
manner in which the charges were given,
no rituals being IN use Several new
features were introduced in the confer
| ring of the degree aud made lasting i'm
preston on those assembled The work
ing staff OF this lodge IS as follows:-P.
c., G. Buckingham; G. C., A ". Silk
worth; v. c., A. G. Bolton; prelate. 4.
Morris. and NJ at A., j. r. Collins. Dr..
A. c. Bolton takes The character of king,
and C. c. Peterson. Pluto. IN which posi-
lions they cannot be excelled. The am
plifed will be conferred again on the
third Monday in November. and every
Jerseyman should see il.
Hudson Lodge No. 50 held a ten min
ute convention on Thursday evening. 1t
was short aud sweet, but they got there
Just the same.
Rathbone Lodge No 10 will confer the
RANK of knight al its convention Tuesday
evening. The Z. C.-eleet, Brother Camp
peli, viii be installed and other ceremon-
les will be conducted The c. Cs. and Y.
Cs ofxthe lodges OF District No. 3 ana y
will meet with Rathbone Tuesday even.
ing.
tensive preparations for their coming en-
tertainment TO take place at an early
date
The Committee of Grant Lodge, Broth
ers Van Antwerp Van 6ruben. Iross and
Blake, promise that the ceniing enter
tainment to be given at Library Hall
Wednesday. November 49, will be the
greatest and best ever given BY this
lodge.
Covenant Lodge paid fraternal visit
to Royal Oak Lodge. OF New York. on
Tuesday evening, and was royalty enter
tanned by the home lodge.
Henry Clay Lodge No As will confer
the rank of knight in the ampiified form
on two esquires on Tuesday evening.
Caianthe Division Will be present and as
sist III the ceremony. A committee ha.
been appointed TO arrange "A good and
welfare entertainment for tine first Tues
day Of each month during the winter.