The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-05-10
ROYAL, ARCANUN.

ASSGSSmeub NO. l4D, Lue HILL call LUZ
this year, has just been issued by the
Royal Areanuin,s Supreme Council The
thirty days grace for It's payment ex-
Dires On Mas 81 The order now numbers
over lis. 230 members, distribted among
/. $40 subordinate councils.
Police Roundsman J. Henry Mcdonald
was initiated into the mysteries of the
royal secret at the meeting held last Mon
tl1fy evening by Bayonne Council No. $50,
ROYAL 8rcanum of BAyonne The mem
hershlp Is now 305. There are IN transit
dozen applications
Following the business meeting held by
Bavonne Council. No 1896, Royal Area
tie members and their guests were enter
tanned during an agreeable social session
with an exhibition drill given by squad
of q dozen young LADIES' connected with
the Home Benefit Circle of Kings Daugh-
tsrs The SQUAD was v comm Rndssrs BY Cap,
cnaperoued by the Rev. William
w Knox, pastor Of the First
Reformed CHURCH and Chaplain of the
Council. Refreshments we're served
alter the drill. The young women who
took part In the drill were Misses Lille
~ ~ ygssslssss, Florence Melville, Dora Ere
vert, Edith Best, Minnie Conch, Nellie
Gordon, Maggie O'Connor, Mamie Dau-
tiers Belle Pecks Ella Corrigan, Mamie
Keegan and Ethel Coles.
On Tuesday next the Grand Council Of
t he State viii convene in annual session
in the rooms Of the Republican County
Committee. Halsey street, Newark. A
number OF important measures will be
brought forward and numerous changes
ia the present law will be made. All in
dicAtions point to harmonious ana en-
iovable session.
Bayonne Council, No Cos. held another
enjoyable session on Monday mig ht,
After the business had been transact ed
tine doors were thrown open and an ex-
ceilent entertainment given, the pr incl
Ual feature being military drill by
twelve young ladies'. The membe rs Of
Ba4onne Council know how Co m AXE
their meetings interesting and enjoy
able
Jersey City Couucil No. 50 held an en-
iovable session on Tuesday evening. In
the absence of Regent Baxter Vice Re-
gent Furmier occupied the chair. Two
applications were received. and two can
dldates received the degree Resolutions
OF coincidence were passed relative to the
death Of Brother A. 2. Ball, and Brothers
Baxter and Wortendyke were appointed
q committee TO present the same to the
widow or the deceased.
The new council at 5omerville will be
instituted tomorrow evening They will
probably have eighteen members TO start
with, and Will no doubt have success
full career A number of Jersey City
brethren will go out to assist in the instr
tuition They will leave on the G. 30 p M.
train on the Central Road.
brother Weaver IS to be retained as
Grand Warden. and it is said that the
genial Bobby" Nixon Is to be made
grand sentry.
Grand Vice Regent Nc Dowell, Grand
Chaplain Drummond, Grand Trustee
Mailman and Regent Baxter visited
Netcong Council, No. 1857, at Stanhope.
Al
Initiated and one application received
Grand Chaplain Drummond has taken
up his residence at Asbury Park for the
summer.
Sapreme Treasurer viii be present
at the Grand Council session, and
will install the newly elected officers.
Bergen Council, No. l49, will meet ON
Thursday evening in Masonic Hall. cor
ner Montgomery street and Tuers ave
nl1e.
Grand Secretary Albert has been quite
Ill tor the past TWO weeks. Bob has
not been himself tor some time, audit is
to be hoped that he will soon regain his
usual health.
Guiding star Council, No. 522, will
meet tomorrow evening at No. 43 Mont
eomery street. Excelsior, No. 206, will
meet in Mcpherson Hall, and Communi-
psw, No. 1917, win meet in Masonic Hall,
Lafayette.
" tlAt&ttl ~ A1ASf AiaAf OoAnSA4 ~ 1OtO,
will meet in ODD Fellows Hail. corner
Bergen and Paramount avenues, on FRI
day night.
The only position that there will be any
fight for will be that of Grand
Vice Regent. The candidates for this
Office have dwindied down to Grand
Orator Peter and Supreme Representa-
tive Griffith. There will be no opposition
to bro. Mcdowell for Grand Regent;
Grand Chaplain Drummond will be ele.
waited to the Orators chair without dis
sentinG vote. and Of course Grand Secre-
tary AIberrs and Grand Treasurer Yves
are fixtures and will not be disturbed.
Bro w. Il. Miles will probably be elected
Grand Trustee for three years, and there
II some talk Of making Grand Guide
Otis alternative representative 10 the
1unreme Council
An effort viii be made to repeal the
III which says the sessions of the Grand
Council must be held annually IN New
ark II is thought by some that the
sessions should be held in different
places, as il serves So a sort Of boom for
tlke councils in the localities where the
6e3siops are held
EfoIn tlae manuer In which tho various
councils are initi atfng new members, the
hke6pec1 seems bright for Bro, Mcdowell