The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-04-20

manner is that "she'' must have returned
from the country. Is she" back again,
| Levi"
Bro. John warncke. OF Industry, is a
hustler from wayback. He has done
noble work on the Divine Service Com
| mittee. John" has the right stuff in
| him.
| Leaders of,the Court of Orient. wake up
and start the court going. Some OF the
"boys" are waiting for the court that
] never came Will it ever come?
| Bro. Wayne. oil Valley Forge. is one Of
| the most active members of that council.
| Some of the members would do we'll to
| emulate his example
Royal Arcanum.
The Past Regents at the monthly meet
ing concluded to do away with the assess
| ment notice and instead circulate the
Royal Arcanum Guide They have asked
the Supreme Council to define the some
what vague law regarding the payment
of as sessment for disabled members. The
practice of some councils in Offering cash
inducements for members to join was
condemned.
The conference of the New York and
New Jersey associations OF p. RS will
be held in May.
Bayonne Council No. 695, Royal Area
mum, Of Bayonne, will spread its long
LdDlCS l0HtDEEOW GlGUiH& u0EilH Lut
social session following its business
meeting. The chief guests of the Enter
tainment Committee will be Erastus
Wiman and F. X. Thurber The former
will talk on How TO Get Rich,v and the
latter will discourse on Home Build
ing.n
The grand regent and his staff paid an
official visit to Aborett Council of West
Hoboken on Tuesday night. They were
received in royal style
Independent Order of odd Fell ows
Germania Lodge. l. o. 0. f., held
meeting on Thursday evening. The
Noble Grand and many prominent Odd
Fellows were present. Speechmaking
was INDUCED in and supper was served.
Jersey City Lodge No. "a. I. O. o. f..
will pay fraternal visit TO Mechanic S
Lodge on Tuesday night and assist in
comforting the second degree. On We'd
nesday night the lodge will visit Airing
ton.
A movement has been inaugu-
rated to establish a Rebekah degree
lodge in the lower section of
the city. Evergreen Rebekah De-
| gree Lodge used to meet at Franklin
| Hall, then over the Germania Bank. The
members from the H Heights exceeded in
numerical strength those from the city
l
Avenue House. There is room for a
lodge down town.
Samuel Adams, who committed suicide
| q week ago was buried by Garfield Lodge
| in Arlington Cemetery. He was initiated
| in the lodge several months ago but he
paid only his initiation fee and was in
arrears for dues and not entitled to any
| benefit. He was without friends aud
| the lodge decided not to have him in
tered in Potter's Field. A committee
was selected and attended 10 the inter-
ment
The Garfield Association is up and do
ing. They have surprise party on hand.
knights and Ladies of Honor
The Grand Lodge Will meet at Pohl-
mans next Wednesday,
Protection Lodge No. 157 will be repre-
sented in the Grand Lodge by E ]. Rior.
dan and Joel Rogers.
An entertainment and supper will be
given TO entertain the grand lodge dele.
gates. John O'Laughlin is the chairman
OF the committee. Dan Cole and William
Farrell are members of the committee
The lodges i'll this county are in
fourishing condition. There are eight
lodges in Jersey ity, two in Hoboken,
and one in West Hoboken.
Lodge Notes.
A handsome flag mas been presented to
Paulus Hook Council, Catholic Benevo-
lent Legion, by the Sisters of Charity.
1t will be disposed of by votes at the fes-
tival to be given to the Council at the
Greenyille Scheutzen Park on Thursday
June 10. The flag is on exhibition now
at Q. 5. Furst's store on Newark avenue.
hudson Council No. 81, National Prov
ldent Union, OF Bayo2ne, Will hold an
important meeting in Odd Fellows Hall
at Centreville on Tuesday evening.
In Asendorf's Germania Hall at
Centreville a hop Will be given tomorrow
evening under the direction OF com
mittee of comrades from Custer Post
No 6. Sons of Veterans, of Bayonne
The comrades of Mansfield Post No. 20,
G. A. r., of Bayonne. are arranging for
patriotic entertainment to be given in
the winter clubhouse Of the Newark Bay
Boat Club on West Thirty-foirth street,
that city, on Thursday evening, May s.
The Grand Lodge Of New Jersey, Order
| Of United Friends OF America. has elected
| these officers for the ensuing YEAR
| Grand president, George Hollingsworth,
| Of Camden; grand vice president, Mary
| 4. Orr, Camden; grand secretary, Mary
| X. Gray. Camden; grand treasurer, julia
Coleman, Newark; grand chaplin. Mary
| Woolman; grand guide, John Nelf;
| grand sentinel, Mrs. e. Neff
| Zabriskie Post did we'll with it's fair
| considering the fact that IL was held dur
ing an exciting political campaign. Chief
Murphy was in great luck in winning the
! handsome crayon of himself
Friendship Council OF the Golden
Chain had successful entertainment at
the Belvidere House last Mondar night
Henry Wilson Post has forwarded to
Saunders Post, OF Philadelphia, a hand
someiy engrossed set OF resolutions ia a
rich frame expressing their gratitude for
the kindness of the Philadelphia post in
| burying Comrade Friedman, of Wilson
Posi-, who died in the Quaker City.