The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-06-28
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Bergen Lodge has called of. It was
done ID sly way that pleased it's mem
bers and delighted the craft. An enter
tasnnient that was tar above the average
marked the event. Il was an impromptu
affair, but the talent was there and
affair enjoyable. There was such
an abundance Of it that
enc entertainment could have been
Continued the entire morning without
growing mouotonous. It was long after
midnight before the happy affair termi-
mated and No. AZ began its summer resi-,
4 rest that has been well earned. 1t fol-
lows an active term in which No. AZ has
made magnificent record. Since Sep
TENDER 1t has missed % and has
four fellowcIafts and four entered APP
preutices on the list. No work was done
at the meeting on Friday night. They
had gathered TO enjoy the jubilee The
business was quietly disposed of, and be-
fore 9 O'Clock the doors were opened and
the fuD began. w. Brother II. d. Austin
and the committee were active and
the entertaining was not allowed
to drag. The Highland orchestra played
numerous selections. The Schubert
Glee Club, G. Foster, first tenor; A. E.
Thompson, second tenor; Thomas Adams,
first bass, and s. X. Collins, second bass,
rendered many well chosen pieces, and
the members sang solos sweetly and well.
Edward r, Blanchard gave tenor solos.
Prof. Seely piano solos, and j. II. Nc
Gown, the talented organist
Of the Lodge, accompanied the
singers. Brother j. S. Newkirk was
IN his happiest mood and gave several
dialect recitations cleveriy. Every effort
was appreciated and literally encored.
During the entertainment refreshments
were served. The session attracted
large number OF craftsmen. Among them
Worshipfui Brothers Seward, of Eagle
Lodge;sPierce and Hunter of Highland
Lodge; Schultz, of Bay View: Reisn, of
Amity; WeasteIl, of Jersey City; Tobin, of
Dorle; Hubbeli, OF Hyatt Lodge of Brook
I'm, and Edwards, Thomas. Packer and
Cumberson OF Bergen Lodge.
Hiram Lodge will confer the E. A. de-
gree tomorrow night and call off. It has
i've candidates for the first degree.
Hoboken Lodge worked the M. NJ de-
gree on Thursday and suspended work
for the simmer. They had jolly time,
Teutonia Lodge will work the NJ Nj.
degree tomorrow night at Union Hall,
Fourth and Grove streets. 1t will be the
last communication prior to vacation.
Rising Star Lodge conferred the e. A.
degree on Thursday night Three can
but it was decided to defer the york until
fall.
Grand Master Tiiden attended the COM
municgtion of Rising Star Lodge.
After The communication to be beld by
the organization on Thursday evening OF
the ensuing week, Bayonne Lodge, No.
30. f. and A. NJ, Of Bayonne, will call off
Tor the midsummer months. The final
communication will be quite q red.letter
affair. The third or Master Mason degree,
will be conferred upon Stanley Gardner,
OF the Bayonne Times. and an official
visit will be received from Grand Master
Yiiden aud his staff. Following the ritual
istie work and other business the gather
ing Will be entertained at banquet Ia
the hall beneath the lodge room.
The brethren, princes and knights Of
III Scottish Rite, Northern Jurisdiction,
had grand cUncaye on Tuesday night
The consisrory first convened and con-
ferred the degrees on twelve candidates
among them them the Grand Master
D. u G. NJ. p. G. NJ Moore and the D.
ID. q NJ. Of the Fourth district. After
the consistory meeting the Rosa Croix
Chapter, Council OF Princes and
Lodge OF Perfection convened in
the order PANIED. They wifi meet
agRFn on July 81 Many distinguished
officers " ere present as the works OF the
respective bodies were inspected by the
I'll. Deputy Of New jersey, Andrew 3.