The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-06-07

tbnf 4Sitl f14Yl6lDuH OF 4cflQlPpufb. tJCItls4
ana delegation from Gould Division Of
birmingham They were accompanied
ny the Park City Drum Corps. Early fl
the morning lue was formed by Sir
! knight Captain Steup, and the divisions
paraded through the principal streets Of
Jersey City 10 the headquarters Of Ia
oriskie Post, g. A. r. where az their
guests they look part in the parade of the
T. a. X. On returning the post enter
tanned the divisions in handsome man.
ner ut the Avenue House, aftEr which the
boys went out sightseeing. AT two D. IN.
the divisions returned TO the Avenue
! House and partoOk OF q royal banquet,
covers being laid for three hundred
/ guests. Speeches were made by Captain
Smith of Bridgeport. Brother and Alder
man Hood Of Bridgeport, Colonel Rhodes,
Lieutenant Colonel PolneInus, Major
I Kidder, Adjutant Smith. Captain Steup,
/ @. !. G. Donath, ID. d. G. @. Berrian, p
| z. Tilden, Brothers Patterson and Others
/ After the banquet they were escorted to
the Court House, where tney took part
- the entertainment Of the g. A. r.
They returned home on Sunday evening
1 An invitation was extended to Palestine
Division TO pay q visit 70 Bridgeport &C an
/ early date. which will be accepted.
Black Prince Division will beaertersd
1 in the competitive drill OF the Uniform
Rank at the annual parade OF the First
Regiment .. r., at Piaindeld. IN Sep
TENDER.
Palestine Division No. / win hold
regular meeting Oh Monday evening"
| After the meeting, q drill will be given.
On Thursday evening the division Evil
parade as an escort to the g. c.. and staff,
on the occasion Of The institution Of Pal.
isdader Lodge at Union Hill The divi-
| sion will meet at Z p. n. sharp at the Ex-
change Place Hotel IN full uniform,
fatigue caps. white gloves, and parade
through Newark avenue to Oakland
avenue, where cars will be taken for
\ Union Hill. Tho division will be accom-
| panied by the Rankin Post Drum, Fife
and Flute Corps from Brooklyn, n. Z
| This corps is one of the finest of It's kind
in the county, and viii parade with
forty pieces
Division Colonel George Rhodes and
| staff. accompanied by thirty divisions Of
Elizabeth, were the special guests OK the
/ division. General William Ward, p. S.
e., ia behalf of Unity Division pre-
sented Black Prince Division with
/ large photograph OF Unity Division.
The gift was received by Captain Stinis
with few appropriate remarks.
An assembly Of Pythian Sisterhood to
/ be known as Hermion Assembly 40. s,
\ was instituted recently at South River,
| n. j.. by G. G., Mrs S. L Van WarE, as
sisted by P. g. g., Mrs n. Morrison; P.
/ 9. p, Mrs w. J. Adams; G. &. of r and
.
4 various assemblies throughout the State.
Upon their arrival at South River they
1 were met at the depot by committee Of
ladies and escorted TO the Washington
Hotel, of which Mrs. J. II. Van Orden Is
the proprietor, where they were enEer-
tanned In handsome manner. After the
| institution the sisters were escorted TO
! Aiger Hall where q tine banquet was
/ spread TO which they did ample
Justice Too much credit cannot be gwen
I 70 the sisters OF the new assembly for the
/ cordial reception teuuered the Grand
| Chancellor aud sisters. The charter list
contains the names Of twenty. eight Of the
most prominent ladies of South River.
/ The officers installed were:-P. c. Mrs.
1 :. b. Whitehead; c. c. Mrs. J. Morgan;
v. c., Miss Fannie Peterson; Prelate,
| Miss Bessie Stonehouse, h of X. and s,
Mrs. H. Eulrser: II. Of E.. Mrs H. Simon
son; NJ. at A., Mrs. Ii. Reuter-. Assistant
| NJ at 4, Miss Sarah Daily; If. o., Mrs. b.
/ Y. Peterson; ]. G.. Mrs. Dewitt Rose; O. g.
Mrs. c. Freeman, and organist, Mrs. II.
snyder.
Lincoln Assembly No. Z, Pythian Sis
terhood, held their regular meeting on
Wednesday evening. The officers for the
ensuing term were nominated and at the
next meeting the election will take place.
Candidates are plentiful and Lie assem-
bly, is doing well under the able manage
ment OF its present officers.
! OdtdDtuc Assembly NO. . uIlulUdt&t@
officers Ut their Lass convention Election
/ FOR officers will be held on the third We'd
/ nes9ay of the present month
The new lodge, ePalisade,v win be in
stituted By G. &. John Ulrich. D. D. G. G.
| John G. Berrian and other officers OF the
/ Grand Lodge next Thursday evening,
I June II, at Masonic Hall. Union Hill.
! The charter list contains the names OF
7 eighty seven Of the most prominent citi-
zens of Union Hill. The Team for the
rank of Esquire will be IN full uniform.
| Palestine Division, Z. r., will act as an
| escort to the G. Z. and viii be accom-
/ panied By Colonel George Rhodes and
staff of the First Regiment of New DER
sey. The provisional Grand Lodge Will
/ be formed at eigat o'clock sharp. II is
expected that delegations from every
lodge IN the district viii be present
Brother Neshanion of Blake Lodge,
/ Mass. aud his family have--thanks TO the
kind attention of p. C. Duncan Campbell
and through the efforts of the sisters of
Lincoln Assembly No. Z, Pythian Sister
i hood, Calanthe Assembly No. ). and
| brothers of the order Of K Of p. in this
city returned 10 their honaa.
1 Brother Neshanion during his stay in
this city received every attention that
the Sisierhood and brothers of the order
! could bestow. They met his every wish
for assistance. The members of the
order and the 5sternood in particular de-
serve great credit Tor the manner III
! which they fulfilled the duties incumbent
/ on them.
Commencing with the month or July
the d. ID. G. G. viii exens pity the WORK
in two lodges Of the district each month
/ for the balance of the term There being
eight lodges in the district this viii re-
4 quire four months to complete the dis
| trict, and 1t is expected that the members
/ of the different lodges will visit thu lodges
/ in which the WORK Is being done in order
TO see and become as perfect as possible
| in the secret work OF the order
Among the many decisions rendered
and approved BY Supreme Chancellor
William Ward is that it is legal co wear
| the jewel OF the order on funeral or pub
/ lie Pythian occasions only.
The play OF Damon and PEthias,
which viii be presented at the Academy
on Monday, June Is. will be performed
/ by a company containing such talent as
Brother Woodwa late of the McCul-
I Tough com hination. and Brother Russell
from the +. Ward Company: with such
success Of the play.
The bridgeport boys were delighted
| with the streets OF Jersey City FOR march
l ing. Cobble stones made them feel at
4 home. They say that the streets OF this
city compare very tavorablg with those
/ of Bridgeport.
The proceedings OF the Grand Lodge
have been received at last, and are being
| distributed TO the Past Chancellors Of