The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-05-17
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs.

Lincoln Lodge, No. SO, held its regular
convention on Thursday evening. The
rank of Page and Esquire were conferred
by g. G. Steup. The resignation of C. Q.
Steup was received and accepted, and an
election TO I'LL the vacancy will be held
next Thursday evening. The G. G. re-
quests that all members of the lodge and
order that have in their possession any
of the funeral badges Of the lodge will re-
turn them to the M.-at-A. as soon as pos
sible.
Centenary Lodge, No. 100, held its an
niversary on Monday evening at Bamber
Hall, Greenville- Ii proved to be one Of
the best affairs ever given by this lodge.
The hall was well filled by the friends OF
the members. aud several notable mem
bers of the order were present. An inter-
estlng programme had been arranged by
the committee, which included Mr.. ana
Mrs q. E. Cropsey in their attractive
sketches, Quits "Perruehien and "Mr.
and Mrs. Brown" c. P. George Higgins,
a vocalist of some renown, Mr. Charles
Way, one of the leading tenors of the city,
and other artists. The efforts of the tai
ent was well received by the members
and their guests, and Centenary is to be
congratulated on the success Of its efforts
Rathbone Lodge No. 10 conferred the
rank of esquire on one page at its con-
vention on Tuesday evening. The work
of the order was exemplified in very
able manner by g. G. Wilson, " G. Locke
and Prelate Patterson. Several PROPOSE
work promises to be very lively during
the balance of the term At the next
convention the rank of knight will be
conferred, in good and welfare. interest
ing remarks were made by G. l. 6. Ralph
Donath, d. d. g. G. McDonough, d. ID.
G. CLARK, Prelate Patterson, Brother
Myers, Patterson and others. This lodge
is doing splendid work, and promises to
become the banner lodge of District No.
q. The D. d. G. G. will pay an official
visit TO this lodge at an early date aud ex-
emplify the work of the order. The mem
beers OF this lodge are taking great inter-
est in the uniform rank, and number
nave applied for admission in Palestine
Division.
Cincinnatus Lodge No. SO held one of
its best attended conventions of the term
on Monday evening. The meeting proved
to be very lively and interesting. Over
one-half of the members were present.
There being no limitations the evening
was devoted TO good and welfare. The
orators were p. Cts Ross, Tilden. l.. NJ.
Butler, C. Baldwin. j. Duke, E. Gilmore,
Z. Shuffiebotton, Chevelier, Bronson and
Others The next convention will be a
pleasing one. Every member has been
notified, as business OF great Importance
will be brought before the lodge Sew
eral of the Grand Lodge officers will also
be present.
Hudson Lodge No 81 will hold their
regular conv ntion on Thursday evening
An interesting convention will no doubt
be held
Woodland Lodge No. conferred the
rank OF Knight on one Esquire on Friday
evening. There was d good attendance
In good and welfare, remarks were made
by p. 9. G. Kidder, .. d. G. G. Melon
ough, p. C.'s Clark. Knoeiler and others
Hancock Lodge No. ia conferred the
rank OF Knight at it's convention on Fri
day evening in the presence Of large
number of visiting brothers.
Jersey City Lodge No. Is conferred the
rank of Esquire at It's convention on Wed
nesday evening. The rank was conferred
by G. G. Hofineyer In good style. There
was fine turnout. Visiting brothers
were numerous. AT the next Convention
the rank of Knight will be conferred
Hoboken Lodge No. 106 will confer the
rank OF knight at its convention tomor-
row evening"
Lafayette Lodge No. 70 will confer the
rank Of esquire on Wednesday evening.
Every member Of the lodge is requested
TO be present
A large aud enthusiastic meeting was
held on Thursday evening at Masonic
Hail, Union Hill, for the purpose OF fol m-
ing new lodge. ID. d. G. c. Berrlan Of
District No. presided. Seventy six
names were placed on the roll. aud the
prospects are thar this roll will be ~
creased TO one hundred before tue ulsh9