The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-06-28

It's members on lne same evening.
81. Paul Lodge paid u fraternal visit to
Plato Lodge. of OTnnxP, recently, where
they were well received and passed an
! enjoyable evening
Palestine Division No. j, Z. r., held
meeting and drill on Monday evening at
their quarters IN the Avenue House. An
association was formed for the purpose of
giving entertainments, the proceeds of
which viii be placed TO the credit of the
Sir knights for their fare 70 Kansas City
At the meeting Of the Supreme Lodge next
summer. Several candidates wers elected
aud propositions were received from
members from Hancock aud Lincoln
Lodges. After the meeting adjourned
the Division WAS put through drill of an
hours duration by Sir knight Captain
Steup, during which many new move
meDts were introduced. The Division
viii give an exhibition drill at the pienic
OF Lafayette Lodge, on July q. A drill
corps has been formed. Tine Sir Knight
Captain has issued orders for special
drill to take place at The Greenville Rink,
Ocean Avenue, tomorrow evening at s
o'clock. fatigue uniform. The cere-
monies OF dress parade and formation
will be practicea. Every Sir Knight
should attend.
Black Prince Division assisted at the
comforting of the rank of knight al the
last convention Of Charity Lodge Of East
Orange
Wednesday, Septem Der 10, has been
fixed as the date for the annual parade OF
the First Regiment, Uniform Rank, at
Piainheid Committees have been APP
pointed By the home division Tor ths en-
PERTAINING OF the visiting brothers. This
parade promises to be the largest that the
First Regiment has ever held. A recep-
tion will be held in the evening.
Every officer elected In Lincoln Lodge
No. 50 on Thursday evening IS an active
member Of Palestine Division.
The Uniform Rank Is receiving A boom
I at present that promises 10 fiji their ranks
with good. active members. WHAT with
/ installations, institutions aud exhibition
drills, the order has learned that they
have Uniform Rank wit ain their midst
made mp OF able and willing workers.
Would il not be a good idea for Palestine
Division To have CoIobei Rhodes aud staff
review the division during one or their
drills at the Greenyille Rink2 Dress par
AIDE and review would make very
pretty ceremony for the Colonel to wit
ness.
Lincoln Assembly No. Z. pythias Sis
terheo1 held its regular convention on
Wednesday evening and elected the fol-
lowing officers for the ensuing teen:-
Van Wait; v. c.. Mrs. T. Eldee. Prelare,
Mrs WIN. Vail; M.-at-A., Mrs George
w. Point; Assistant M.-at-A-, Hiss
Hughes; K. of L. s., Mrs. Josie Welsh.
NJ. Of f.. Mrs. W. q. Smith: d. Of r,
Mrs L. McElvie; II. A., Miss }. Appls
gats; l. G., Mrs. r HIbbetts: O. G., Mrs.
7. Miller; 0rganist. Miss NJ Bills This
Assembly is rapidly increasing in mem
bership, and will no doubt take tn {
prize for hrst place before the close o.
the next term The holding of fair IL
being agisated and will no DOUBT take
place during the late fall Every mem
Der of the order Of H of p. should see
that his wife, daughter or sister is on the
rolls of the assem- b.ies IN this city.
The officers OF the lodges II District
Nc. will be installed as follows:--Juiy
/. Jersey City and Lafayette: July 2, LIN
coin aud Hudson: July 3, Hancock: July
8, Hoboken and Cincinnatlis; July s, Pal
isade The installations wifi be con-
Quoted By the D. d. G. G. ami staff, all in
full uniform.
d. q. G. C. II. McDonough, District
Nc q. has appointed 2. G. John Clark of
Woodland Lodge as Prelate, and P. G. A.
Trotter, Woodland Lodge. az q. Mat A.
He will install officers as follows
Thursday, July 2, Grant Lodge; Friday,
JuIg3, Centenary Lodge, Tuesday, July
z. Bay View Lodae: Friday. July 10.
Woodland Lodge. Tues tay, July Il, Rath-
bone Lodge.
In some Of our Western Jurisdictions a
brother. in order to be elected aud In
stalled as an officer of his lodge, is re-
Quired to exemplify the work, secret and
ritualistic, before the D. ID. 6. G., without
the aid OF amy book or xitasl- II this
plan is adopted by other grand lodges
there is no doubt but that the work
would not only be more uniform. but the
| G.. &. having complete knowle1se Of the
work the order would be much benefited
By It.
C. C. Lang of PalIsade is to be con-
graduated on his first attempt in TIE
chair. He will make one Of the best pre-
eff rr,f47 IN a lef ri af
Brother Clifford of Cliff Lodge, n. T.,
and Brother Strob of ARMENIA Lodge
nave been earnest workers for the welfare
OF Paiisade Lodge. To their eHnrts The
successful condition OF the lodge Is due.
p. C. Cruiser was an unfortunate suf-
ferer by the Seabright condagration.
Where was 2. G. john Siipath when
Palestine Division made the raid on Luz
colu Lodges
Come, boys, why not have Brother Phil
Lynch in uniform. Poor Phil IS all alone
now Even his twin Billy is with toe
boys. Put 1t on, Phil.
?. D. d G. G. STANLEY is firm friend
4 of the uniform rank He was one OF tne
| first and best captains
After Tuesday evening it viii DC Chan
celior Commander Joe Locke, and be wall
4 be q good one.
Will it be Prelate Steadman or Myers Z?
In either case Rathbone viii have good
/ one
Damon and Pythfas were seen at the
last drill OF Palestine. They are ID the
/ drill corps of the division. aud viii look
l immense on the 27sh.
Several members Of the First Regiment
OF New York were present at the last c0a-
vention Of Lincoln Lodge They were
handsomely entertained by Sir Knights
CAPTAIN Steup.
Oscar is II. at s. now. Lincoln can
expect to see some good floor work under
4 his direction
Will p. Cs. Connect, Selpath and Rap
( pleyea appear in uniform al the installa-
/ ton of officers of Lincoln Lodge on Thurs
! day EVENING"
Brother Anay Wilson IS an eaterprising
frozen diamond dealer. Andy has taken
partner in the person OF Sergeant Damn
of the weather clerks staff Andy pre-
diets that every day should reach the
| nineties.
/ Harry Smith of Hoboken Is the cham
pion teller OF the county. He will be seen
at the lodge meetings durin- the next
week and is always willing TO serve.
Inc lost has been found. Brother
I George Earl, who has been lost Tor the
| past six weeks, returned unexpectedly TO
! his home George SAYS he had severe
case OF blood poisoning, and in Phillips
| burg, n. J., daily we learn how sick
/ George really was. We congratulate him
/ on his recovery.
The election OF officers is about COM
pleted THIS week installation and then