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

tioa says "Wait till next May If you want
! to- see something good in Inc liue or en-
tertainments." Rather late, Henry, the
/ summer Is coming on.
J.. G. p, J. H. Written, cannot be ex-
celled in the Office OF high priest. He IS q
man who fits the position exactly. he has
| had long experience.
Brother Bernstein has seen enough of
| the old castle and thinks the road to J or
| dau a hard one to travel; but wait,
| Brother Bernstein, until you go in the p.
Ms. Yumi yumi
Brother j. J. Bechtold OF Sumner Lodge
is stfckler on the law and good par
liamentarian. He will make good and
! efficient officer.
Iroquois Lodge No. SO met last Thurs
day night. The meeting was full of in
| terest. Brothers Baker and Stepnens
| never let the brothers fall asleep. Brother
Baker has his hands full at present, ex-
pounding the law in Hudson Lodge.
Brother. Lewis Of Maple No. S22 is
member by proxy of Garfield NO %,
Come along, brother. we work the second
degree on March II.
Brother Browns rubber boots are near
ly as large as himself Call again, brother,
always welcome.
Brother Davis takes kindly to the char
acter of Hip Van Wrinkle.
The Committee on Fair should not for
get that there Is German lodge of Odd
Fellows III this city, by name United
Brothers. Perhaps some of its members
would like tickets for the fair.
sumner Association will have an ex-
cursion this summer, and VIII have a
good time, of course.
All, there, Loul How about that baby
carriage. That's one on you.
jersey City Lodge No. "a conferred the
third degree on Brothers Butler, Wes-
sells, Solomon, Flint, Pickens, Neihardt
and Schober last Tuesday evening, AMI
after very short good and welfare the
lodge closed, but on brothers attempting
to make their exit they found Thirty
niner' Schober guarding the entrance.
Brother Schober requested all hands to
stop for a few moments under the
stairs" The request being complied
with, sandwiches and liquid refresh
ments-called by the profane, German
disturbance"-Were found to be in wait
ing. The disciples of Gambrinus being
in the majority, they took possession or
the large room and forced the GOO
Templars' contingent TO the hall. A very
pleasant hour was spent in singing and
story telling. Brothers Kimmeriy- DOM
pierre and "Thirty-ninersn Mcdonald and
Pickens contributing.
Myrtle Rebekah Degree Lodge No. 10 held
its regular meeting on Thursday evening
last, Sister E. M. Bickell presiding, assist
ed by Sister d. Altman. A large number
were present. Notwithstanding the bad
weather. Three propositions were re-
ceived and two candidates were admitted.
Several communications were received
from some of the leading business men of
the city. each p1edging themselves to as
sist towards Keeping the fair success.
There are lew privileges for sale yet.
and any member of the order who is in
business will do we'll by availing himself
Of the opportunity to select therefrom, by
applying to Brother w. A. Bickell, I'll
Fifth street, or Brother II. B. Witt, oil
| str A afa m
from Canton, Jersey City. TO make ar
rangements Tor grand demonstration
at the fair.
Jersey City Lodge No "a has nine can
didates for March. eight for Initiation
and one by utilization. Initiation takes
place first Tuesday ia March. Members
Of sister lodges are cordially invited to at
tend.
Where did Johnston and "Jackeye get
the rubber cigars? Did they enjoy them?
Oh, those awful thirty niners"l
What did Hetherington do with the
gloves he found in his shoess Did the
'sKnights of the Mystic Pin" put them
theref We think so.
Evergreen Rebekah Degree Lodge No.
B held very pleasant meeting Thursday
evening. Evergreen intends paying q
fraternai visit TO Olive Branch Lodge of
Brooklyn on Friday evening, March g.
The members are requested to meet aG
the Annex boat at 7.45 p. m. sharp. Mem
bers of other Rebekah lodges are cordially
invited TO go along. Evergreen has
formed an association. ana intends hold
ing an entertainment and reception at the
Avenue House on Easter Monday night,
March 30 The Little Daisy Cadets will |
CATHOLIC TOTAL ABSTINENCE So
CIETIEs.
The public meeting last Tuesday even
lug of St. Peters Society at st. Peters
College was successful in sense. The
Rev. Charles Kelly Of st. Mary's Church,
who promised to lecture that evening for
the Society, failed to keep his appoint
menr. President Madden made short
address brimful of information. There
were songs, Rotations and music, also,
which were enjoyed by the large audi.
ence present.
St. Mary's Society, Hoboken, will ole
its regular meeting next Thursday ev en-
ing
The c. Z. a. Nelcs in its last issue says
| that the societies in the New Jersey
| Union are in a prosperous condition.
| know all the members would like to see
them so, but the truth is the societies have
| lost ground since the last convention.
/ / think if County Vice President Mad
den viii call meeting Of the representa-
| tives OF the County Society some good
might eminate What do you think
| John?
There is new society in Hoboken-St
| Joseph's. 1t was organized by a number
of those who resigned from St. Nary
There IS no reason why it shouldn't prov,
| successful. 1t has now over forry-iv,
members and every meeting dozen o
so are initiated. 1t will join the Union
| one of the members informed me. befor
the State convention at Mount Holly II
| May.
ST Mary's Cadets. Hoboken, are pre-
| pairing an entertain ment to be given earl,
| in April for the benefit OF the new schoo
| fund.
You bet Johnny Murphy's a singer
Did you hear him MARBLE Tuesday night
was pleased to see my old friend, II
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