The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-12-20


last aiysslDa i.isiitatsi ID d nectleut
has pecss named ID honor IT the tfencfal.
Major George Fl kiader VIII retire
ff0Bi tie fieid of the First Regiment IN
February. has term or seryice having ex-
pred Tic Major has been a faithful
officer
florence Division viii be rsady Tor III
stitntion in Jauuary. This will give
three divisions IN ihiscounty.
Colonel George Fl. Rhodes ami staff OF
the First Regiment paid M official visit
20 Calanthe Division Uniformed Rank
paraded with full rank. After adjourn
/ inent q collation. was served.
! Sir Kngbf Charley r ri of Palestine
/ Division promises great novelty for the
/ benefit of the boys whiie in camp at Kan
! sas City next summer. He WAS recently
made hnppy BY handsome young lady
Of this city and viii in time tecome u
benedict. Charley suys The event Will
1 toxic place IA camp. The Chapl,iiH OF the
regiment Will no doubt be called upon TO
/ tie tile knot.
/ Adjutans Davis will see some service
during his term. no less than Ave divis-
! ions being formed aud Instituted.
Candidates are already toomiug M for
! the position OF Major OF the First Regi-
ment. 1t should come TO this city.
where with three divisions there will be
plenty Of work for r Major.
Sir Knight Lieutenant Forshay will
make bis appearance In his bright Lieu
tenants uniform ON Tuesday evening.
He will be sne pride Of his comrades.
VIII p. G. j. e. Wilson don the but
tonsi He would make a noble appear
ance in full dress uniform.
Lincoln Assembly No. Pythiau Sister
hood held an Interesting conveation on
Wednesday, evening. The election of
officers resulted as follows:-P. c., Mrs.
! D. Van Wart; G. g., Mrs. 5. Eliot; v.
G. Mrs W. Vail; Pgelate.. Mrs. e. Paint;
/ M, of e Mrs. 81 Smith; NJ of r. and s.
| Mrs. Josie Welcn; NJ at A.. Msss L..
Hughes; A. II. at A., Miss A. Apniegate;
! l. e.. Mrs. Z. Mifier; q, g.. Mrs. w.
| Wells: NJ o.. Mrs. J. Hashburn, ergaia-
| list. Miss Matte Drills.
The Pytniian Sisterhood il growing rap
I idly in tins West. Assem- 5lies are being
instituted IN every State, ana wherever
an assembly IS formed, renewed interest
| is awakened in the lodges. Bv decision
of the Supreme Lodge brothers may be-
come honorary members OF the Sister
| hood
Calanthe Assembly No. 5, Pytnian Sis
terhocd, held its annual reception and
entertainment 1t Bergen Hall on Thurs
! dag evening. Excellent talent had been
secured anu the affair was a great sue
cess Dancing closed the evening.
The bazaar Deld by Lincoln Assembly
No. Z, Pythiau Sisterhood, On Wednesday
evening at their rooms in Humboldt Hall,
realized a round sum Among the prize
winners were the followiug.-For tue
autograph quilt, Mr.. w. Meakin; star
| guilt. Mrs. Bishop: old maids rambie.
Mrs Il. r. Vessels; handsome umbrella.
1 Miss Annie Shell worth. sofn pillow, Mrs.
Lewis; couch niil0w. Ralph Domain; rope
table. Mrs. W. Smith; cherry table, Mrs.
[. Smell The committee in charge,
headed by Mrs D. Van Wart snd Mrs.
Ralph Donath, deserve great credit.
Section No. 90. Endowment Rank. held
| its annual meeting on Tuesday evening
in Franklin Hail. The Attendance was
good. The election Of officers resulted as
follows:-P President, Sidney Gould of
Hudson Lodge No. 81, Secretary and
Treasurer, Charles Marks OF Lincoln
Lodge No. 30: Trustees. A. J. DDan of
| Hancock Lodge II. 5huffieoottom of SherA
mau Lodge, aud L. Steisisl OF PSthagoras
| Lodge. The report of The Secretary shows
4 that The section has paid to the Supreme
/ Lodge durlug the past year 5000 Ia as
| sessnents. and has paid to the heirs OF six
brothers during the same period death
/ benefits amounting to SD 000 That the
plan of insurance IS not well understood.
aud net properly brought before the
/ lodges in this county, is shown by the
! fact Inar only six applications for mem
bership were received during the year.
An amendment TO the Grand Lodge by
| laws should be made ut the next session
! III reference to the section which makes
/ it necessary for the Grand Vice Cnancel-
| lor To be District Deputy OF his district.
! This should not be. There is no more
reason why the G. Y. G. should fill a
double POSITION than any other officer of
the Grand Lodge.
The basket sety of Grant Association
was very successful, and u handsome sum
| was realized, which will be expended in
/ forming the new division.
| Another Cadet corps will soon be
| formed IN Cleveland, Onio. The Pythian
\ Cadets are quite feature IN Pythian
| circles in the west.
| Pythian Temples are being built in
every city in The West. Why not one IN
Jersey Citys
Indianapolis claims the largest lodge of
ne order In the world. 1t has 800 knights
Each representative TO the grand lodge
! in New York is entitled TO one vote for
| ever twenty five members of mis- lodge.
Brothers should not forget the meeting
of the Hudson County Pythian Relief
and Employment Association in the Cas-
tie Hall of Rathbone Lodge No. 10. Tues
day evening, Dec. 20. Officers will be
| chosen.
d. ID. G. G. ]. G.. Berrlan and P c. g.
| w. Point paid 4 visit Co Black Prince
Lodge at Greenpoint on Monday evening.
| Grand Chancellor Hall and Grand Vice
| Chancellor Laden were also present. The
| rank of esquire WAS conferred on three
| pages Ga Monday evening, the rank of
knight ia the anplified will be conferred.
| A number OF the brothers from district
No will pay fraternal visit. They
will leave the Jersey City ferry at7 p. N.
p c. Chstley Cruger of Lincoln was in
the city on Monday evening He Is now
a resident of Jameshurg, where he is en-
gagged in the hotel business
Brother Arthur Scott of Lincoln Lodge
is one OF the most popular officers OH the
Non Com. Staff OF the Fonrth Regiment.
T. G. ID. Cross surprised his many
friends recently by taking uato himself
a wife. The p. c. will make his resi-
dence in New York city.
Brother Laden of Ashland Lodge of
New York city, who Is we'll Known in this
city. will be the next Grand Chancellor
of The State of New YORK.
CATHOLIC BENEVOLENT LEGION.
Perpetual Help Council, which meets at