The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-09-20
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SUNDAY MORNING NEWS.
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Grand Muster Tilden and District
Deputy Grand Master Moore Will pay
night
The Masonic Board Of Relief will meet
az Odd Fellows Hail, Hoboken, on Satur-
day. October TO-
The next district meeting will be at
Dad Fellows Hall, Hob1ken, Gu Satur-
day, October 10.
III November lodge Of past masters
viii be held. and some portlons OF the
work VIII be exempIitied. Due notice Of
The date will be given IN THE NEWS
The chapter Will meet next Wednes-
day.
The Grand Marshal will paw an official
glsIt 70 tns Lodge Temple on the taiEd
Thursday in October.
Farick Lodge worked the z. A. Degree
on Wednesday night on Lewis Il. WASH
burn. This lodge has three candidates
for the f A. Degree Il has d lively
boom, and viii be among the prominent
working lodges OF The Seventh AIasouie
Jersey City Lodge had a well attended
and interesting communication ca Fiji
DAY night
The Shrinere, Of Mecca Temple. viii
have q family excursion through the
10 and be absent tea days. The following
circular has been issued
NEW York September Is 1924
''ILLUsTRIoUs NOBLE Oar Eratfes Of
the sunny South Atlanta. Ga. and Jack
sonville, F1a-) have extended Us m
Arabs greeting. with the proffer of
royal Southern welcome. IL an Invitation
TO visit their Gases. during the coming
winter there to sit under the shadow OF
their vine. fig and orange tree. We hav
accepted the generous invite, and propose
embarking, with our families, ny special
train or Pullman coaches. over the Penn
sylvania Railroad, about Saturday, Jan-
uary Io. 1892. The trip viii occupy about
eight or niue days aud take rs through a
memorable section of she country viz.
Washington, Fredericksburg. Manassas.
Culpeper. Lyncnbarg. Richmond, Peters
nab, Atlanta, Macon. Jacksonville, st.
Augustine. At the latter place
We ittsnd remaining at least
three days, aud participate In tile
grand opening Of the famous Ponce de
Leon Hotel (the finest in tae WORTHY It
is expected that we shall confer the
order, and Will take our costumes, para
pheraaiia, etc. The eatire cost Of trip,
including railroad fare. meals en- route.
Pullman sleeping car {doubie berth TO
each individually, aud hotel aecafnmOaa-
tiqn, will not exceed one hundred dollars.
Full Circular of detail will be mailed
later. Mobiles and their families OF sister
temples ran jsin the caravan. Noble
James McGee. No. 81 Duane street. New
York, has the arrangements in hand and
viii supply any desired information
Yours in the Sands,
CAPTAIN JOE, Director
The Shriners will nave Il big time at
Asbnry Park on Thursday next. This is
the official progra nlme:-
ILLUsTKIoUs N0BLR:-A number of
Sons Of the Desert. residents OF Asbury
Park and the surrounding country OF
New Jersey, have made application to
enter the portals. and pass under the pro
teeting dome Of Mecca Temple. For this
purpose the Council Officers of Mecca
Temple decided 70 mold the September
session at Asbury Park. n. J., Thursday,
/ September "A 1881, and the following is
the progrHnIne.Leaye foot Of DeSbrosses
or Cortlandt street. via the Pennsylvania
Mobiles Of Newark, New Brunswick and
other points en- route viii notify
the Director at once il they
wish tue train to stop for them.
On arriving at the Oasis of Asbury
Park, the resident Mobiles will take the
caravan in charge and conduct 1t TO the
Atlantic Ocean. where every Arab may
gargle his feet and purify himself by a
dip, and resumlng their sandals at six
O'Clock p m, repair TO the retreat {Edu-
cationai Hall). where the sands will be
ready and the prayers of the petitioners
granted At eight o'clock p. m the Me-
bles viii repair TO the banquet hall,
which on this occasion viii be IN the Vic
toria Hotel. A special train will
leave for home about ten O'Clock ~ M.
arriving 10 New York before midnight
The cost of the entire trip Gneiuding
transportation and baaquet) viii be S.
Mr. J. 4. Bradley has kindly and gratE-
itously proffered the use of bath rooms
and bathing suits. Yoa will kindly
answer at once on inclnsed postal card, II
you intend to be with Us, as railroad ac-
feauisition for provender made al the
New Jersey Oasis.
Wear soft la and bring your fex.
JOSEPH B. EAKISs
Director
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