The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-11-30
|RAPS, SIGNS AND GRIPS.
It Was a Holiday Week and
Lodges We're Quiet.
ENTERTAINMENTS WERE ABUNDANT
Notes Of interest to Brothers and
Companions.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs

The talent was ali there. A number Of
the members OF La Mancha Lodge, of
Newark paid a fraternai visit aud were
wellreceiyed. The P. C.'s OF this lodge
will turn out strong ON "Wednesday even
ing II, supDort their fayprite p c.. Ralph
Donath. for Grand Inner Guard. Tbe
twe,rfv2second ANNIVERSARY of this lodge
wiiftake place on Wednesday, December
10 at Te1Itonia Han Invitations have
been extended to all OF the Grand Lodge
officers and Past Supreme Chancellor
William Ward. and the Committee p.
C.'s. Ralph Donath, Fred Schroeder,
Boothers Bernstein, zimmerlee Wenner,
Lee and Mills promise that this affair will
surpass all others gwen by their lodge.
Lucky is the man who has an invita-
tion.
Hancock Lodge No. ia held short
convention on Friday evening After the
lodge was closed an entertainment was
given. consisting OF some very fine vocal
selecrious. piano solo, recitations, etc.
Lincoln Lodge No. 81 held its regular
meeting on Thursday evening There
was a very small attendance, but the
regular business of the lodge was trans
acted. On next Thursday evening the
district meeting of District No. will be
held in this lodge for the purpose of nomi-
mating a d. D. q. G. aud also for the cleo
tion OF Grand Lodge officers.
LAFAYETTE Lodge No. 10 will hold its
regular convention on Wednesday even
fuQ The G. G. wishes the attendance of
every officer and member who is DESTROYS
of hearing the relief plan discussed. A
number of visiting brethren Will be pres
ens. and an interesting convention viii no
doubt be held.
Cincinnatus Lodge No. 80 held a very
interesting convention ON Monday even
ing. There. was q large attendance of Wis
thug brethren from Districts and I.
The G. C.-eIect, Brother Carlson, and
were installed by d. d. G. G. John Tracy,
assisted by p. Q. ]. G. Berrian, as q.
Prelate, and r. G. Pulls as G. NJ. at A.
Remarks were made in good and welfare
by d. d. q. G.. Jonn Tracy, ID. d. G. @.
Stephen Van Wart, p. Cs Butler, Duke,
Knoeller, Steup, Connett, Berrian and
Yrotter and c. C.s Campbell, Wilson and
Addaman and others. The attendance OF
This lodge Is improving and some plan
should be devised 10 get the habituai alb
sentaes out to the meetings. The system
Of imposing fine on absent officers and
members or the Relief Committee who
are derelict in their duties is a good one,
and should be adopted in other lodges.
Hcboken Lodge No l06 Will confer the
work Of page at Its convention tomorrow
evening. All the p Csof this lodge have
been notified to attend, this being the
night OF election Tor G. l.. officers.
Eiucinnatus Lodge will hold its regular
convention tomorrow evening.
Grant Lodge No. 50 will confer therank
OF page at Il convention on Thursday
evening
Rathbone Lodge No. 10 held its regular
convention on Tuesday evening. There
was good house. A permanent Conn
nsittae on Relief was appointed. The
Committee on Entertainment reported
that the event would take place about
December L.
Paiostine Division viii hold its regular
meeting on Tuesday evening. The plan
of forming a Pythian Drum, Fife and
Bugle Corps will be discussed, and
several candidates for knightly honors
Will be present.
Black Prince Division will hold another
sociable during the coming month.
Calanthe Division. q. R.. X. OF r. will
hold promenade concert and ball in
Saenger Hall, Newark, on Tuesday even
ing. December 10.
The report Of Major General Carnahan,
Il. r.. Il. of p, to the Supreme lodge. is
4 very complete and able docu-
ment, giving information on every
subject connected with the uniform rank
+ has just been published. Since the
last report of the u r. to the Supreme
Lodge in 1883. there have been 2S7 divisions
instituted. Brigades have been formed
III Minnesota, Tennessee and Wisconsin
Brigade formations exist in sixteen states
and regImentai in eleven states and sepa-
rate divisions in eighteen States and three
provinces: Two divisions have surren-
have been organized. There were 766
divisions instituted up to the first of
June, 1880, of which Ohio has the largest
number 100 divisions, Indiana second
with 66 ana Illinois third with 81 diyis-
ions.