The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-11-15
ROYAL ARCAyUM.

Every member of the order in this vi
cinity should attend the services in Trim
ity NJ. X. Church tonight and listen TO
the sermon thar is to be delivered by the
Rev. John Krantz Brother Krautz is
thoroughly if1bued with the principles of
the Arcauum, besides being we'll posted
as to the workings of the order, and those
who rail to hear him tonight will miss a
rare treat. The members are requested
TO meet in the rooms of Jersey City
Council in Roche's Hail. corner Grove
aud Morgan streets. tonight, at seven
o'clock sharp, aud proceed in a body to
the church. The line will move at
twenty minutes after seven prompt.
Grand Trustee Kalimnn and Grand
Guide Baxter visitSif Spotswood last
Monday evening and laid the foundation
for new council in that place. Twenty
six names were secured to the charter
lss, add number of applications were
filed out. The new council will be In
slituted about the middle OF next month
Taurus Council No 1895 was instituted
on Thursday night III Hopes Hall. Gut
tenberg with thirty-oue charter mem
beers. Deputy Grand Regent Stroh WAS
the instifuting officer and he was assisted
BY Grand Regent Mcdowell, Grand Vice
Regent Griffith. Grand Orator Drum
mond. Grand Secretary AiDerts, Grand
Guide Baxter. Grand Sentry Nixon,
Grand Trustees Kallman and Mendes
and Deputy Grand Regent Congalton.
Visitors were present from Pioneer, Ar
bonett, West Hoboken, West Shore, Fair
view and Longfeliow Councils. Deputy
Stroh installed the officers and Grand
Guide Baxter exemplified the degree
upon the new brothers. The new council
has some good workers among the mem
bers and It's success is assured. A cDlla-
ton wps served after the ceremonies.
Damon Council No. 1l9S will celebrate
their second anniversary tomorrow even
ina I'm Ea f0 q vi IL. A 1ar
number or Invitations have been issued
and those VINO wish good seats had
better be on hand early Grand Secre-
tary Aiherts will deliver am address aud
an excellent musical aud literary pro-
gramme will be presented.
Jersey City Council No. 50 viii meet GU
Tuesday evening, and RegeHt Baxter ex-
poets TO have ut least fifteen candidates
ready for Initiation. The side degree will
be worked, with ~sonie new features
added, and number Of visitors are ex-
pecied. A whole batch of new applica-
tions have been promised, and the mem
bers are working like beavers TO defeat
Pioneer Council In the contest.
The second anniversary of Arbonet
Council. No. 1907. will be celebrated on
Tuesday. December 8. 10 Kessler's Hall.
352 Central Avenue, with an entertain
ment and reception AS the members Of
Arhonet are famous entertainers. good
time Is assured all who attend The
tickets are twenty-five cents each.
Pioneer Council No. 20 will meet on
Thursday evening In their rooms No. 90
and IS Newark avenue. Regent Purcell
is keeping his forces at work. and ex-
poets a large number of applications.
Brothers Johnson and Young will con-
Tribute their efforts ia Duty XVII.
Guiding Star Councl No. 500 held
progre siye euchre party last Monday
evening In their rooms. No 40 Montgom-
cry street. A large number OF members
aud visitors were present, and q very en-
iovable evening was spent. After
several candidates were initiated, the
contest was commenced aud the
first prize. handsome silver card case.
was captured By Brother Moore. A sill
yer ash receiver was the second prize.
aud was won. by Brother DeYere. Organ-