The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-05-31
ROYAL ARcAYUM.


The fourteenth annual session of the
Supreme Council VIII be held at the Hoo
tel Traymore Atlantic City, commencing
next Wednesday ut 2 O'Clock p. m. Ac-
comodati0ns have been provided for the
members OF the Supreme Council and
their wives and all other persons who
may attend the session at the Hotel Tray
more. The committee on laws viii meet
tomorrow at II o'clock at the Traymore,
and the committee on state Of the order
at the same place on Tuesday at II o'clock
a. m, Subordinate Councils, under the
Jurisdiction OF the supreme Council,
must have all petitions and memorials
for presentation TO the Supreme Council
in the hands of the Supreme Secretary on
the first day of the annual meeting. Su-
coordinate councils under the Jurisdiction
of Grand Councils should present their
petitions and memorials to the Represen-
tatiyes Of their respective Grand Councils
resentatfves aud members are specially
requested TO present all their new bust
ness on the first day Of the session IN
order TO facilitate the work of the COM
mittees. Resolutions, ETC., must be in
duplicate No new business can be in
troduced after the third day Of the session
without suspension of the rules by a
twc-thirds vote. Notice is hereby given
that amendments to the constitution,
laws, bylaws and other regulations of the
order dispensing with the sending OF
assessment notices TO individual members
by the collectors have been proposed and
will be considered at the nesting.
Grand H2gent Mcdowell Grand Vice
Regent Griffith aud Grand Trustee Men
del will go TO Atlantic City as a commit
tee to welcome the members of the
Supreme Council to the hospitabie shores
OF New Jersey.
Bayonne Council No. 6g5 will have a
large time tomorrow night. Supreme
Secretary ROBSON will be the guest OF the
Council, and Orator Wright has prom
ised to Guido himself In the way Of enter
| tainment.
A Grand Council has been instituted in
the State OF Minnesota. Supreme Secre-
tary Robson was the institutfug officer,
and the event took place last Tuesday.
Minnesota has nineteen councils and LOIS
members.
Jersey City Council No. 50 viii meet on
Tuesday evening. One candidate will be
initiated and a number Of applications
are expected.
w L. Dickinson Council No. 54s suffers
another loss in the death of Brother Gus
tave Metzler, the genial proprietor OF
'sThe Boston" The members attended
| the funeral services in body on Thurs
day evening.
! There are now nearly 10000 members
\ in the order, with $40 councils.
The Grand Regent will make visit to
| Arboret Council No. 1907 on Tuesday
| evening. He will be accompanied by d
| number of his staff
| AS noted in last Sundays issue CO.
| ter:e of well known Arcanumites enjoyed
\ q splendid dinner on Monday eve ming at
the invitation OF Supreme Trustee
! Charlock. The dinner was the resuI. OF
a wager made by Bro. Charlock and
Grand Orator Drummond, on the result
\ of a game between the Elizabeth and
4 Palma bowling teams, Bro. Charlock
being President of the Elizabeth Athletic
4 Club. There In the party were Brothers
| Charlock, Drummond, TomDkins, Doug
| las, Alberts. Baxter, Peter and OTIS. aud
an exceedingly enjoyable evening was
| spent.
| Pioneer Council. No. %. will meet on
| Thursday evening at Nos % and 25 New
ark avenue. A number of applicants
will be initiated
| The Committee on State of the Order
| held meeting in Passaic last Monday
| evening. A number of plans were formed
| for the upbuilding OF the order, and re-
| ferred to the Grand Regent for his APP
| prevail Tue committee afterwards visited
| Passaic Council.
| Pavonia Council, No 1869, hope to reap
considerable benefit from their recent
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