The Sunday morning news., 1891-12-13

10 = Iltiltdlg tIiicls UNI Hti3 tuS LleSb
Uniform OF Hay secret o.,le.. IL is a bene-
iicial order. and pays e. per week sick
benefit, 800 death benefit nt the death OF
| a. cOmpanion. $50 AT the death OF COM
! parion's wife Dues fifty cents per
month; admission fee. So 10 for charter
| members. Respectable male Protestants
from eighteen years of age aud upwards
invited to attend the preliminary meet
! ing and have their names enrolled on the
list of members. For further Information
address, Sir d. M. Collins, No. 81 Month
cello avenue. and Sir L. E. Woodiey. No.
! 27S Halliday street.
| Alpha Comniandery has membership
| Of over ono hundred, and applications are
| being received at the rate OF six each
| convocation.
Joppa Commandery will meet on Tues
| day evening. the Malta will be conferred.
| The or fer OF Knights of Malta Will at
| tend divine services this evening at the
Presbyterian Church. Manning avenue.
| the Rev. DIR. Houston will deliver the SER
mon, let every member Of the order at
| tend.
Hello, hello, Sir Knight Past Com
mander D. NJ Collins come and see us
soon. A preliminary meeting Of the new
| Conmandery will be held on Wednesday
evening at the residence of Sir d. NJ.
| Collins No. 81 Monticello avenue, all par
| ties wishing to become charter mem bers
OF the new commaudery are requested to
| be present.
| Damon Commandery No. 81 held it's
regular convocation OH Wednesday even
| ing, the Malta degree was conferred on
| Mr.. A. II. Worckner. Companion f.
| Hegel was elected aud installed Assistant
Recorder. The black degree will be con-
ferred mt the next convention. Alpha
| Commandery has been invited to be pres
| ent and assist in the ceremony. The dis
trict meeting Will take place today mt two
| o'clock in the rooms of Robert Leutz Com
mandery, Newark. N. J. Every Com
! paniou should attend.
P. q. Steup is awaiting the returns of
the comtnanueries on tickets before he
can make a full return for the benefit Of
the communicates. When do we hear
from the degree commandery? VIII it
ever meet? What is the trouble, P. e.
Clark?
AT the Institution of the new command
cry in Newark, N. j. on January 2, there
to take the balance of their degrees. SIR
Knight 4. G. Woodley will soon be full
iedged commander. Then look out.
p. G. Woodley would like to be Secre-
tary OF another General Committee.
Len, you will not be forgotten.
Where, oh where is that General Com
mittee. win they ever meet. or is it
dead?
The committee appointed to fiud the
Chairman of the General Committee is
still on the hunt. but with poor success.
Where are you, Doc?
ROYAL ARCANUM.
Jersey City Council No. SO held n
special meeting yesterday afternoon and
took aclion on the death of DIR. Walter
r. Rae, who was one of the charter mem
bers of this council. Regent Baxter paid
glowing tribute to the memory of their
late brother and highly euloaized the
sterling qualities of the deceased, charac-
terizing him as q man among men. DR..
Rae had many warm, personal friends
among the members of Jersey City
Council aud he wilt be greatly missed.
AT the request OF the family the council
decided not TO turn out in body to at
tend the funeral, but the mem bers as in
dividuals will be present at the services.
Regent Baxter. Collector Peter and
to prepare suitable resolutions for pre-
sentation to the family.
The second anniversary OF ArbOnet
Council No. 1,207 WAS celebrated last
tuesday evening in keesler's Hail. A
large audience greatly enjoyed the excel
| lent entertainment, and dance fol-
| lowed. a 17
| Tomorrow evening the grand officers
| will be present at the rooms of Guiding
| Star Council No. 522, No. 43 Montgomery
| street, to participate in the district meet
| Ing for the Second district Delegations
| will be present from Pioneer, Jersey City
and Guiding Star Councils. This district
| is in charge of Supervising Deputy j.
| w. Shirley, who is very popular with the
members of the councils in his district.
Pioneer Council No. % will meet on
Thursday evening and will initiate ten
candidates. Orator Merity has prepared
an interesting programme for Duty XVII.
Grand Regent Mcdowell aud staff visit
ed Roselle Council No. 1.3S4 last Tuesday
evening. One candidate was initiated,
the work being exemplified by the Grand
Officers.
Taurus Council No. 1888. "the baby"
held a good meeting on Friday evening.
applications received. This council is 60
ing TO be great success and will soon
have large membership. Officers for
1892 were also elected.
Jersey City No. SO will meet on Tuesday
evening in Roches Hail. Nineteen appli-
cations have been received so far. with
prospect of eight or ten more, aud it is
likely that twenty candidates will be in
itiated ct this meeting.
Pioneer has given up all hopes of win
Mug the contest, and have gracefully re-
llnquished the palm to Jersey City Conn--
ell. The members haue acknowledged
their defeat and complimented their OPP
ponents very highly for the splendid work
they nave done. The supper will be held
about the first of February.
Excelsior Council, NO. b, Will meet to-
morrow evening in Mcpherson Hall, and
will elect officers for the ensuing year.
Their annual entertainment takes place
on Thursday evening in the Simpson NJ.
f. Church and of course Will be success.
A splendid programme, comprising some
excellent talent, will be provided.
Rutherford Council, No. 1.229. received
the Grand Officers ou Friday night in
their usual hospitable manner. A large
delegation came down from Little Falls.
and greatly enjoyed the the Side De-
gree" Of the Rutherford indians" 1t is
q 'corker" and. no mistake. Brothers
Kallman, Nixon and Baxter were present
from this city.
Grand Trustee Kallman and Grand
Guide Baxter expect to institute Il new
Council in Spotswood on Thursday night,
if their expectations are realized. Brother
KalIman received % "black eye" in that
Auelpha Council of New Brunswick,
refused to grant Withdrawal cards to
several brothers who desired to become
members OF the new Council. bnt ne ex
poets to get them in time.
The December issue of the Guide and
Candidate is ont and is thing of beauty.
Tae excellent portraits of Grand Regent
Mcdowell and staff have been greatly ad-
mired and everybody is looking for
cory. The faces of The grand officers of
Pennsylvania are also shown, besides an
excellent portrait of Editor Howell's
little girl, wishing her l23,000 unces
merry Christmas.
State Medical Examiner Morris has
already received over one hundred and
fifty applications this month, and present
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