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


4 knights of Pytiitas.
| Jersey City Lodge No Is held a very
pleasant convention on Wednesday
evening, A very happy hour was passed
Ia the good and welfare. Brother Nc
/ Donald had some new stories to tell.
! Vocal selections were rendered by Bro
| theirs Lawson, Lee, Kent and Soloman.
This lodge has an abundance Of talent,
and no K. Of z. that visits them will ever
| regret 1t.
Cincinnatus Lodge No. SO held an in
/ teresring convention on Monday evening.
1 This lodge has a relief association, which
is proving quite successful. On the pay
ment of an assessment OF five cents per
week the members are entitled to a week
| ~ benefit of g, in addition to his lodge
benefits, when sick.
Lafayette Lodge No. 70, at its conven-
ton on Wednesday evening, conferred
the ranks of page and esquire on Two
candidates The rank of knight will be
conferred at The convention next
/ Wednesday evening.
! Lincoln Lodge No. SO held its regular
convention on Thursday evening. The
| rank of knight was conferred on two
| candidates. The d. ID. G. G. notified the
lodge that he would be present at its
next convention to install the NJ of A.
| elect.
| Hoboken Lodge No LOG, at its regular
convention Oh Monday evening, con-
ferred the rank Of knight. The brothers
are working very hard to make their
coming entertainment q success.
Rathbone Lodge No. 10, at its regular
convention, conferred the rank of
esquire on sixteen pages and will confer
the rank of knight on twenty squires on
next Tuesday evening. This lodge paid
a fraternal visit to Ashland Lodge, OF
New York, on Thursday evening and
witnessed the conferring of the rank of
knight in the amplified form.
Grant Lodge No. 50 conferred the rank
of knight in the ampliiied form on one
esquire on Thursday evening. A large
delegation was present from the different
lodges in the district The amplified
staff of Grant Lodge is one of the finest
thai we have ever seen in this city.
Centenary Lodge No. 100 received an
official visit from d. ID. G. G. Van Wart
on Friday evening. A very pleasant
hour was passed i'll good and welfare.
REGULATIONS, music and singing were the
attractions The D. d, G. C. expressed
himself as well pleased with the condi-
ton of this lodge.
Hudson Lodge No. 81 held a very pleas
ant convention last Thursday evening.
The rank of knight was conferred on
three candidates.
official visit from ID. D. G. @. Van Wart
on Tuesday evening, April %.
The annual inspection of Palestine
Division No. 1, L. r., X. of p, viii be held
at Crescent Hall, Elizabeth N. j., on
Friday evening next. Sir Knights are
ordered to report ut the armOry in full
dress uniform, white gloves, at seven
o'clock p m. sharp. The division held
special drill on Friday evening and Cap
tain Steup feels well pleased with the
manner in which the boys go through
their drill
t7srf1 . 4 4 4 e IL.
First Regiment, U. R., X. of p, have
been ordered to report at Crescent Rink,
Elizabeth, n. j., on Friday evening April
%, Tor battalion drill. Colonel Poyey will
be in command. This is the first time in
the history of the regiment that a bat
TALON drill has been ordered. We CON
gratnlate Colonel Povey on his new de-
pntture and trust that it will instil new
life into the regiment
The encampmenB of the Uniform Rank,
K. OF p, at Milwaukee, now promises to
be the largest military encampment that
has been held III the United States since
the close of the war. Divisions, regi-
ments and brigades that desire TO par
ticipate should report the fact TO the
Major General as soon as possible. Orders
covering all the details Of the camp Will
soon be published
From March LIST to the gath inclusive,
300 new members have been added TO the
endowment rank.
The close of the present quarter will
show an addition of 1000 new members
and over TWO million dollars new endow-
ment.
The Grand Assembly ofPythian Sister
hood OF New Jersey will be instituted in
the hall of Calanthe, Assembly No. s.
corner of Orient and Jackson avenues on
Friday. April %, at one O'Clock D. M, by
p q. c. Mrs. A. A. Young. In the even
ing an entertainment and mop will be
given.
Calanthe Assembly No. 5, Pythian
Sisterhood, Will hold regular meeting
on Monday evening A full attendance
is requested. as business of Importance
will come before the assembly.
In the city of Newark there are nine X.
OF p. lodges, with a membership of LOLA
knights. The amount on hand for the
relief OF the sick is Si9,544.2l Jersey
City has fourteen lodges, with q member
ship of 1871 Knights and Sl2, 1851 in
bank for the relief Of sick brethren.
Sir Knight Guard Higgons, of Palestine
No. l, is hard at work on tactics and ex-
poets 10 take the bum at the battalion
drill for the finest appearing and best
posted Sir Knight Guard in the regi-
ment. Go in TO win, George.
The Siamese twins OF the division VIII
show up great" at Elizabeth next Friday
evening.
Brother George Earle, of Rathbone
Lodge, thinks he would look fine in
handsome new uniform. We know you
would, George, try it.
P. c. Tiiden, Is never so happy as when
he has the lodge in hand and the power
to please all visiting brethren.
=. G. Soloman, should be called the
nightingale of Jersey City. His singing
is SO very fine you know.
p. @. Point has entered into a new bust
ness venture. He was seen recently build
ing a large and handsome heneoop, and
expects soon to be able to supply his
friends with the freshest of the fresh.
j. G. Rappleyea wants the Orient de-
gree conferred on him once more. Shall
we accommodate him, brother Princes,
and shall big Charlie act G. a. r.
ID. y. u. C. Stephen Van War; is one of
the most active deputies in the order. He
is always on duty, and is good friend to
every Dew member.
Ancient Order of Foresters of America.
The Foresters of Jersey City are on the
schedule Of the Amateur Athletic Union
to give athletic games on July III
When the delegates go toithe meeting of
the Grand Court at Saenger Hall, Newark,
on the second Tuesday of May they will
undoubtedly go in a body and march To
the time OF Cappa's band. A conference
to consider this has been called.
All the courts have chosen the Grand
Court delegates.
There was misapprehension concern
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