The Sunday morning news., 1891-12-13
FORESTBRS UF AMERICA.

Court Glenwood had three Past Chief
| Rangers of her own present at the last
meeting. They were I. b. O'NellI, j. j..
DowliDg and D. T. Cody.
j. II. q. K. Bowling attends the meet
ings OF. his Court regularly and always
! INTRODUCES something of interest to the
order. Jimmy is one of the boys, and
Court Glenwood feels proud of him.
Recording Secretary Mortimer J. Glea-
son of Court Gienwood is candidate for
Chief Ranger and he will be unanimously
elected. Mort. Is Parliameutarian of
note aud he Will be a capital presiding
officer
Past S. C. R. Kavauagh says he will
again accept the position of Sub Chief in
Court Glenwood No better or more
competent Forester ever occupied the SUB
Chiefs chair than Brother KavaDgh. 1t
is Sergeant Dunn of Co. D.. now. He is
not giant physically, but he is as far as
military tactics are concerned. He was
elected last Tuesday and as IL was not a
political affair he received all the votes
cast for him.
Court Jersey City. Jr., will hold an en-
tertainment at Roche's Hall tomorrow
(Monday even ing). Good talent has been
secured, and swell time is anticipated.
Treasurer Paul Sury will not accept the
office again. He has filed 1t with
marked ability, but has too many Offices
of trust in other organizations to enaDle
him to devote time 10 the duties of Trea-
surer
Ashley Circle will have its regular
meeting tomorrow night. Considerable
business of Importance will be trans
acted, several candidates Initiated and
officers nominated. Its present efficient
leading officers are:--C. C. Mss E. Rey-
uolds; S. e.. Mrs. Mamie kcss. +. 5, Miss
b Whelan; Treasurer, Mrs. l.. Anderson.
Captain John f. Kelly has received his
commission as Deputy Supreme Cnfef
Ranger for New Jersey.
The trustees of the Foresters' Hall pro-
ject expect to realiZ3 a handsome sum
from the theatrical eutertainment ven
uure at the Academy of Music.
Brother John L. Tru nbell of Court
General Lafayette. has deserted the
bachelors. The fair and happy bride was
Miss Justine Belanger. TIE ceremony
was at St. Mary's Church on Wednesday.
Court Grove ad led seven to It's roll at
its last meeting. 1t Is moving ahead
rapidly.
The Executive Council met last night
at Roche's Hall.
Hop and entertainment of Court Tri-
umpn next Wednesday, night.
None of the Courts will he at a loss for
material and the offices will not go beg
gug. They are too numerous in many
instances.
Companion Matthew M. Boylau de-
ella es the position OF Outer Guard will
suit him to a dot and will receive the
countersign In whisper only.
Companion Mrs. T. B. O'Neill Is ener-
getic and successful. She returned $50
made through her efforts at the recent
entertainment.
When Miss Susie McAghan retires
from the Chief Companions chair she
will do SO with the best wishes Of all the
members of the circle. She has done her
duty fearlessly and impartially.
Circle Deputy w. H. Clements made
such favor lble impre sion on the conf
panions of Gienwood Circle that they re-
elected him again to that important posi-
-tion for another term.
Glenwool Circle held very Important
officers were elected: Past Chief Com
| panion. Miss Susie McAghan; Chief
Cnmpanion, Miss Kate l.. O'Brien; Sub
Chief Companion, Miss Katie Kennedy;
Treasurer. Miss Ella f. BoyIan; Finan-
cial Secretary. Miss Maggie kugan; Re-
cordine Secretary, Miss Maggie Geatings;
Miss Rose Seelv; Inner Guard, Miss Nay
Wills; Outer Guard, NJ. M. Boylan; Cir
Gle Deputy. w. r. Clements Captain
John N. Bruins, VINO is prominent men,
ber of this circle. acted as master OF cere-
monies on this occasion. The Entertain
meut Committee reported that the late
entertainments was a success, financially
as well as socially. This circle meets on
the second and fourth Tuesdays in each
month and the members of sister circle
are cordially invited to pay fraternal
visit.
To arrange for the organization of a
Conclave of Uniformed Foresters in Bay
onne, meeting was held last Tuesday
evening at the home of Past Chief Ranger
Charles H. Dow. Of Court Pride of Bay
onne. No. 1854. A. o. F. of A.
Seven applicants for membership were
Initiated at the last meeting of Court
Pride OF Bavonne. No. 1854
A delegation from Prize of Bayonne
Circle, No. 1873 Companions of the For
est, Of Bayonne, Pttended the necktie and
apron sociable given last Wednesday
evening by Pride of New Jersey Circle,
No. 80, OF this city.