The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-11-08

nan. He has taken an active interest in
the order, aud & elected would make
satisfactory officer
The order in This State can congratulate
itself on having two excellent candidates
for the Brightest Office in tha gift Of the
Grand Section. They are capable and
euergetie, md either viii arcepsably fill
the bii The younger candidate HIS the
advantage in experience as he has been
an active worker for years.
ROYAL AHCANUM.
w. L. Dickinson Council No SIS eele-
brated the Initiation Of their two hum
dredth member on Friday evening in a
manner crefiitable TO themselves. The
council room was flied with the mem
bers, aud visitors were present from
Trent0n, Newark, Bloomfield, Perth
Amboy, heseyille, Netcong, Arlington.
PlainfeId, Orange. Montclair and Hebo-
ken. Nine candidates were Initiated,
making the total membership 208. An
fac smile of the regular members badge
was presented 10 Mr.. w. g. KallmaDn
who was fortunate enough TO be
the two fundredth member, aud
song, written especially for the occasion,
| was sung by all hands. The meeting was
| then closed, and all hands descended to
J the lower hall, which had been hand
s0mely decorated for the OCCASION
and which presented pretty
appearance. One hundred and
! forty gentlemen sat down to
supper, and the good things provided by
/ Morrow 81 Day rapidly disappeared
After the cigars were nc, Master of Cere-
monies Allen proceeded with the enter
tainment, consisting OF speeches. songs
| by the Dickinson Quartette, humorous
remarks by Professor Crozier aud har-
monica solos by Brother Conner. Past
| Regent Clapp read history OF the
| Council fr M its inception, up TO the
present time, aud paid high compi-
ment to Brother S. J. kallman, who had
proposed 10 members into the Council
| Brother j. j. Bulls was also honorably
mentioned for having propos ed thirty
I i've Among the notables present were
noticed Grand Regent Mcdowell Grand
| Vice Regent Griffith, Grand Orator
| Drummond. Grand Secretary Aberts,
Grand Guide Baxter, Grand Warden
| Weaver, Grand Sentry Nixon, SnperYis-
| ing Deputies Herbert, Stroh. Green
bus Grand Trustees Kallnan and Men
| deIs, Past Grand Regent B. b. Nc
Dowell, Supreme Representative Miles
and Committeeman Frrncis, Mil
Ter, Noelte and Greason. Regent
| BEDFORD OF Bloomfield Council. Secretary
sey City Council. Regent Collins and
Vice Regent Heaney of Pavonia Council.
i and many Others A most enjoyable
evening was spent and much credit is
due the committe Of arrangements. who
worked like beavers to make the affair a
success. Ths committee consisted of f.
A. Marvin, Il l.. Cranmer, G.. J. Reilly,
J. C. Inwright aud w G. Smith
Jersey City Council No. 50 met on
| Tuesday evening. and Notwithstanding
the facl That It was election night over
fifty of the members were present, be-
sides a large number of visitors. Three
candidates were initiated. and the side
degree was worked amid considerable
laughter. Fifteen applications were re-
ceived. and a good many more were
promised, Supervising Deputy Grand
| Regent Shirley congratulated the men,
bers upon their good work and hoped
they would keep IL mn. Brother Pilson
recited ana Brothers Young and Baxter
sang. Brothers Peter. Mcdonald and
others made encouraging remarks, and
altogether a pleasant evening was speut-
| Among the visitors were Grand Sentry
Nixon, Grand Trustee Kallman. Regent
Black of Excelsior Council aid Il number
of others.
Payouia Council No. 1883 met on
Thursday night and received three APP
plicatious as a starter in the contest be-
| tween Regent Collips and Vice Regent
Heaneys teams. Both sides are making
strenuous efforts to win the supper. and
III consequence Pavonia Council will re-
ceive quite boom.
Nexl Sunday evening. the 18th. Brother
Trinity NJ. e. Church, will preach Royal
Arcanum sermon. under the auspices of
Jersey City Council Nc. SO. Invitation s
have been extended TO every council IN
the city, and it is hoped that there Will be
a good turn out. The members will meet
in the rooms of the Jersey City Council,
Roche's Hail, at z o'clock and proceed in a
body to the church. All members of the
order are cordially invited to be present.
Nine candidates were initiated by
Pioneer Couacil No. % at their meeting
on Thursday evening, and seven appIica-
tons were received. As usual a good
time was had in Duty XVII, aud pleas
| ant hour was spent.
Grand Regent Mcdowell and staff visit.
ed Daphne Council No. 1866 at James
burg on Thursday evening Brothers
Kalman and Baxter were present from
| this city.
A new council will be instituted in
Gutenberg on Thursday evening by
| Deputy Grand Regent Stroh. He will ne
assisted by number of the Grand OH
GERS, ana expects to have thirty charter
| members.
Hoboken Council No. 90 held an enjoy
able entertainment and dance in Odd
Fellows Hall ON Friday night.
| Two hundred members of Bayonne
| Council No. 695 of Bayonne and large
number of guests were entertained last
| Monday evening in Arcanum Hall. that
| business session by Prof George A. At
water, Principal of Public School No. 2,
/ with graphic account of his
| tour through Switzerland and stereop-
tican exhibition of. several dozen original
views of the scenery along the route he
| travelled.
RED MEN.
A new tribe OF the Improved Order of
1 Red Men is to be instituted at Orient Hall.
this city, on Saturday, November 2Sth, at
p. m Preliminary meetings of this pro-
tosed tribe have recently been held at
| Apple Hall. aud eighty-fiye members en-
rolled themselves and paid the necessary
| fee. The final meeting was held on last
Thursday evening. and the new organiza-
ton was given thenam of "MasapeQua.p
and the following named gentlemen were
| elected as the officers of the same:-
SacheEn, Werner Bruins; Prophet. f. S.
Frischels; Senior Sycamore, z. Monahan:
! Junior Sagamore, ID. r. Cody; Chief of
Records, f. S. McMurray: Assistant
Chief of Records, William Hepple-
stone; Keeper of Wampum, John O Brieu.
After the institution the meetings OF the
tribe win be held at its magnificent
rooms In Masonic Hall. Bergen and Fair
mount avenues, on every first and third
"Wednesday. The following named gem
tleEen, prominent members of the order.
were present at the last meeting and
made eloquent addresses unOn the aims