The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-01-12
AFTER THE MEETING.
Some of the Lodge News and
Notes Crowded Out.
IuNIoR MECHANICS.

JUNlUR
After the installation Of Clinton Coun.
ellis officers on Monday evening at thu
| invitation of Brother George Clemens
the New Councillor. all the members adj
journed to his residence on Communipaw
avenue. where they INDUCED In a genera
good time. American flags were promis-
cuously displayed throughout the house
Songs were given by Messrs. George
Clemens. +. Bait. ]. Fennan, j. Keller
aud +. j. Blackshan, and ~recitations by
John Dingwall aud f.. A. Schulz. Re
| freshments were served to which every
one did full justice.
! Brother Drayton of Clinton surprised
his fellow members by appearing at the
last meeting decked out IN rubber boots.
Harry said that he wasn't in it for style.
A rumor has been circulated that
Brother Schult intends to dispose of his
whtskers at auction. II has been sug-
| gested that he secure q few bidders be-
fore starting the ball rolling.
The long and short OF it In Clinton
Council;-Brothers John Hogan and Wal
ter Midwinter.
Brother Boyd, of Clinton, partoek of
considerable s~auerkraut at Union Hill on
Saturday evening. and was visibly at
fected thereby.
Brother John f. Murch made a telling
speech on Monday evening. congratulate
ing Clinton Council on its selection OF
Brother Clemens as councillor
The officers of Garfield Council were in
stalled last Saturday evening by John
Dingwall. S.D.S.C., assisted by Theo. N.
Lewis as Sc, aud William Boyd, as |. 5.
After the meeting a collation. was served
down stairs.
Brother L. w. Spencer, of Garfield
Council, is making an effort to organize
a council at Hackensack.
A jolly good lot of juniors can be found
at Garfield Council any Saturday even
ing. A visit to that council Is well worth
the trouble.
Brother Max Grimm. the r. S. of Gar
field Council. is one of the most painstak-
ing secretaries in the order.
Brother Nash, of Garfield Council. is
an NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for the American
Beneficial Association As yet he has
not succeeded in accomplishing much In
Hudson county.
Elberon Council No. So was started on
December 20 at Deal, Monmouth county,
this State. with sixty-eight members.
State Councillor Mills has been con-
fined to his home at Railway for the past
two weeks by illness, but is now conyal-
escent.
Brother Heinberoer still retains his old
position Of X. S. in Industry Council.
Industry Councils officers were in
stalleu on Monday evening by john p.
Hemberger, p. c., and are as follows
Councillor, Frank Nices; V. C., ID. Jones;
recording secretary, j. p. Hemberger; A.
X. s., Il. w. Lewis; K. s.. William Null
Ter: treasurer, +. H. Lewis; conductor,
George Hinder; warden, Henry Muller;
|. s., Peter Hemberger; o. s., Charles
KoltZmacker; trustees, Charles Muller,
A. D.. Slower and ID. Jones; representa-
tives to State Council, L. w. Lewis n
Charles Z. Lewis.
ell, who left the ranks some time ago, are
now coming back, aud are cordially re-
ceived, as they are old ~stand-bys.
What a fine galaxy OF talent there is in
Clinton Council. If they were all brought
together a splendid entertainment would
be presented at each meeting. First.
there are the artists on the piano and or
Blackshaw aud Scheid; Brothers g. G.
Clemens and John Dingwall in Irish
recitations, Brother Z. SCHULZ in German
Rotations, and Brothers Blackshaw,
Clemens, Saulter. Scheid. Boyd and
Drayton, the leading soloists of the
council; Brother cheid and Mcmahon
on the ~harmonica; and last. but not least,
Brother James Carmichael in his essays
on the Chinese language.
Brother Nelson Hamilton is organizing
a drum and fife corps.
The Entertainment Committe of Indus
try Council will meet at the residence Of
Brother G. L. Muller. No. 1S9 Railroad
avenue, this evening. Every member Of
the committee is urged 10 be present.
What's the matter with Jim" Carmi-
chaelof Clinton?He has gone into the"sun-
dodging'' business with Charley Muller.
Industry Council is making things
hum at the present time. There is more
life down there now than there has been
Cor years past. Two members were in
Itiated at the last meeting, two elected
and several propositions were received.
An enthusiastic meeting of Summit
Council was held on Wednesday evening
at Mcpherson Hall. Arrangements were
made for the institution ceremonies,
which will be held Within two weeks.
Several members of Clinton and Industry
Councils were present.
Speaking about members of Industry
Council, who are dead slow" suggests
the question as to where johnny"
Warncke keeps himself nowadays.
When it comes to quoting law in the
order. Charley Muller. of Industry Coun-
Gil, is right there. every time.
Sing Americai" Sing it again." says
Brother Harry Drayton, Of Clinton.
Come, Brother Frank IL. Lewis, when
do we leave the Orient?
That hideous expression, Dead meu
tell no tales" has been disproyen in
Clinton Council by the aforesaid dead
men" informing Brother James Car
michael hat they are still in the game
How about that, Brother Post?
NJ OllcuCt. DfOlDeF CcuuAt. Dub maven
they got a nice conductor in Clinton now
Councillor Muller has made the follow
ing additions to the Entertain ment Com
mittee OF Industry Council:-J. Z. Hem
berger, William Muller, Charles Lewis
George Hinder. George Apgar, George
Marshall. Robert Denison, George Hauf-
man, Frank Nices, Charles kaufman. A,
ID. Slower. g.. r. Oyster, Thomas John
ston and Z. Callahan.
George Clemens, Clinton's Councillor,
intends TO make this term a lively one
Success attend you, George.
George Eldridge is booming the idea OF
a celebration by the order in this city OIL
Washington's birthday.
FREE AND ACCEPTED MAS0NS.
Allemania Lodge No. 122, +. and A. NJ.
commences the new year under very
favorable auspices. Next Friday evening
at IT'S regular com munication at Pohl
mans Hail, the Masters degree will bI
conferred upon three candidates. The
lodge has an excellent head in the person
Of Adolph ScnauD, and ne has an ablS
corps OF officers to assist in the work.
Strong Is the tie that unites the mem
beers Of the Masonic fraternity and theil
Willingness to make sacrifices for the ben
hit OF others is clearly demonstrated By
the following dispatch from Chicago:-
On Sunday next, 1T The Emergenc,
Hospital here, rs or 100 m .moers OF the
Masonic fraternity via permle skin 10 bs
cut from their bodies for grating upoE
J tine hOlV Qf .Iahn Ozaur FlfrEafz n "A fai