The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-03-01
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.

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afternoon.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.
Hudson Lodge No. 80 gave a social en-
tertainnient in their casrle hall on Thurs
day evening under the charge of o
committee consisting of William Meakin,
George Griffith, Il. NJ. Addaman, II. J.
Kinder, c. Rollins, and L. Witter. p. G.,
MealSIn made the address OF welcome
and an Interesting musical and literary
entertainment followed. The following
artists participated:--M Florence Rol-
Inns, George Bunnell. w. Fl. Addaman, A.
II. Iholnpson, Mr.. and Mrs. Long. A. e.
Hayens, Misses Rollins and Dunn, Il. j.
Kinder. Miss Annie Chaplin, q. r. Down
ing, Miss A. Brain, Messrs. Teese and
WAuters, Miss Hogan, B. Witter. q. w.
Winter. Mrs. Griffith and the Cecilian
QEartette. Refreshments were served,
md concluded an entertainment that
was enjoyed BY large audience.
RAthbone Lodge held It's banner con-
vention on Tuesday evening, the first an
niyersaFy of tile baby lodge. Invitations
had been extended to the officers of every
lodge In districts Nos. and 81 That the
invitations were accepted was shown by
the large assemblaRe. The lodge room
presented a gala appearance with its
decorations of bunting and flowers. After
the regular business of the lodge closed.
G, C. A. Wilson called on the following
DTQtlGl<, dl4 Vi Wuolu iudu6 interesting
remarks Tor the good Of the order and the
lodge: p. g. O.. G. II. Kidder, G. I. g.,
r, Donath, d. D. G. c., S. l. Van Wart.
p. C.'s Addaman, Steup, Smith, Rein
hardt, Eddinger, w. Kidder, G. c., ID.
Cross, p D. ID. G. c., p. Shandley, Bro
theirs Sayre, King and Others. After the
adjournment of the lodge, the members
Reumpler's, whore covers had been
laid for 800 guests. There the
good things of this life were
fully discussed, after which Pales-
tines quartette, G. HiRgons, l.. Pei
10th, C. Gleine and w. Kidder. gave some
of Rathbone gave a recitation; Brother
T. Sayre of Grant rendered the warrior
Bold. Around the festive board were
observed 6. l. 6. r. Donath, ID. D. g. c.
(, S. l.. Van Wart, p. d. ID. @. @. p. Shan
ley, Sir knights Higgons, Pelloth, KIM
der. Gleine, p. Cs. Mead. Hanna, Berrian,
Mehl, Smith, Heinhart, Eddinger, Bald
win, Richards, Eldtnger, Addaman,
Bro9 hers G. Earle, ID. Earle, j. Locke
Patterson. Genial Harry Brinkerhoff, ID.
Davis. d, Cross, 4. Sayre, A. Wilson and
others. The affair was a great success
and was under the direction OF the fol-
lowing committee;-B Brothers j. Locke, A.
Wilson and G. r. Patterson. Rathbone
now numbers 1S0 members and Is in
very prosperous condition. Propositions
are coming in rapidly and it Is one of the
hyeliest lodges on the Hill.
Grant Lodge No 50 held an interesting
convention on Thursday evening The
not scare the warriors Of Grant. AT the
next convention the rank of page viii be
conferred on several candidates.
Hancock Lodge No. ia held its regular
convention on Friday evening. The good
and welfare was very interesting The
was accepted, and P. G. G. H Baldwin
WAS elected to succeed him. He will be
installed at the convention next Friday
evening. which will be a busy one for
Hancock. The rank OF page will be con-
ferred on twelve candidates, and the
Hudson County Pythfan Relief and En-
ploynent Association will also hold their
meeting there. An interesting good and
welfare will be held.
Lafayette Lodge No. 10 Will hold its re-
guiar convention on Wednesday evening
In its Castle Hall Masonic Hail." La
iayefte- The session will be devoted to the
good and welfare. A number of propo-
sitions are in the hands of the committees,
and Lafayette is busy once more.
H0boken Lodge No. 106 will hold its
regular convention tomorrow evening"
A large attendance Is expected. The rank
Of page will be conferred on six candi-
dates. This lodge, under its present man
agement, is booming. Plenty of work, is
the cry. Representative Logan will rem
der his report Of the Grand Lodge pro-
ceedings. p. c. j. Weinthal has been
honored with a place on the Grand
Lodge Committee on Appeal and Griev-
ances.
Jersey City Lodge No. Is held an inter
esting convention on Wednesday evening.
The lodge room presented a fine appear
ance. every seat being filed. Represent
ative 7. G. J. Kent presented his Grand
Lodge report. which proved TO be a very
able document. The rank of knight was
conferred on two esquires by c. G. l.. NJ
Butler, assisted by an able staff of Off
GERS and by Palestine Division, g. r.,
under command of Sir knight CAPTAIN
Gustaye Steup The formations BY the
division were well done, showing the ex-
celience of the Pythian drill In comforting
the different degrees. NJ. at A. p. G. r.
Coghill having resigned, Brother j. Fitz-
sim0rs was elected TO That position and
viii be installed on the second Wedues-
day IN March. Pleasant remarks were
made on good and welfare by G. / G.
Ralph Domain. CAPTAIN Steup and Others
After the lodge adjourned the fourth de-
gree was conferred in an able manner at
the little room around the corner. This
degree was very much enjoyed by all. AT
the next convention the rank of page will
be conferred.
Lincoln Lodge No. So held its regular
convention on Thursday evening. The
committee on the coming entertainment
reported that the affair promised to sur
pass previous Efforts. The rank OF page
was conferred by G. C. Gustave Steup in
GOOD form. The membership Of the sick
benefit association has reached the
seventy five marx. and the association is
In a very prosperous condition. No assess
ments have as yet been called for. 1t was
organized on September 4, 1890, and has
paid about $40 SICK benefits ia that time.
Attfhe next convention the rank of es-
Qnire VIII be conferred.
Clncjnnatus Lodge No. SO, will hold its
regular convention tomorrow evening.
Bay View Lodge will confer the rank OF
page ct its convention on Tuesday even
ing.
Centenary Lodge No. 100, VIII hold its
convention on Friday evening A jolly
good and welfare will be the feature OF
the session.
Calanthe Assembly No. 5, Pythian
Sisterhood, viii hold its regular meeting
at Clinton Hal, on Wednesday evening
Lincoln Assembly No. Z. Pythian Sis
terhood, Will hold IT'S regular convention
on "Wednesday evening IN the new rooms
II Humboldt Hall. Newark avenue, near
Jersey avenue. Several ladies VIII be
initiated and will make the acquaint-
Rnce OF the mystic one The assembly
has addressed communication TO tne K.