The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-11-01

the uDOitcdblOn IOf u C0hFtef.
New divisions OF tho Uniformed Rank
are being formed at Newark and Morris
town.
Lincoln Assembly No. Z Pythiau Sister
hood will hold its regular convention on
Wednesday evening.
Calanthe Assembly No. 5, Pythian Sis
terhoou, will hold It's convention on We'd
nesday evening, at Clinton Hall. The
membership Of this assembly Is rapidly
increasing.
From present indications the next year
will prove quite as successful to the Or
der of Knights of Pythias throughout the
State as the present. The next Grand
an earnest worker.
On WEDNESDAY evening, Supreme Rep
resentative j.. r.. Rutan exemDlified the
secret work at the regular convention Of
Washington Lodge. The meeting was
well attended. Delegations were present
from every lodge in district No. 3.
The visit of Henry Clay Lodge to Nor
ristown Lodge proved to be a very pleas
ant event. About one hundred and
fifty members participated in the vista
ton; they were accompanied by the Lin
coin Post Drum and Fife Corps. Several
OF the Grand Lodge officers were present.
This city was represented by e. i. u,
Ralph Donath who interested the brothe rs
with a witty speech. Morristown Lodge
was instituted mainly by the efforts of
members of Henry Clay Lodge.
Every lodge in the State will cast its vote
for Grand Lodge officers on the first meet
ing in December. The interest in the
election is not so great as at the last cleo
ton, there being no opposition to a ma
jority of the present officers. The election
for Grand Outer Guard will be on the
floor of the Grand Lodge. There are
several candidates. Iu making returns
to the G.. X. of r. and s., the K. of II.
and = Of oaoh 10doa chonld Soo that all
blanks are filled out properly as at each
session of the Grand Lodge there are
many votes thrown out that would be
counted if reported correctly.
The Iowa Knights Of Pythias Insur-
ance Association. Hibbens' institution.
changed to that of Northern Insurance
Association.
The Supreme Secretary reports that
ninteen new sections, with a member
ship of the Endowment rank Of 473 have
been instituted In the last month.
The increase to the order In Ohio in the
past six months is 3,629, the total member
ship being 37,549.
X. of r. and s., William T. Won Cru
ben, of Grant Lodge, X. of p, recently
gave a Tin Wedding reception at his resi-
dence. There WAS u large gathering.
Articles in tin both useful and orna-
mental were received, enough to start the
EoOo - hkS CbAOhA
the gifts was CHS dads dinner pail"
Dancing was INDUCED in. ami a fine sup
per was served. There were present Mr..
W.. +. Won Gruben and wife, w. Kidder
and wife, William Cross. Jr., J.. Smith
and wife, G. MCKINNEY and wife, D. P.
Cross. Mrs. Waters, Mrs. Pierce, Mrs.
Cranmer and sou, 6. A. Foster and wife,
and Miss Kite Van Fort.
p. e.. William Kidder, of Woodland, on
his return from lodge recently found that
during his absence his many friends had
taken possession of his residence and
were devoting themselves to enjoyment.
1t was the occasion of the brotner's
twenty-ffth birthday. Several hand
some gifts were received, refreshments
were served, and dancing, music, sin ging
and recitations were INDUCED in until an
early hour.
A bowling tournament to be held dur
ing the coming winter among teams Sc
lected in the different lodges of h. of p. is
now being talked of.
Brother Dan Earle of Rathbone re-
Gently entertained a number of his friends
at his residence on Hoboken avenue.
TIT evening passed pleasantly in singing,
r%ecitations and dancing. Mr.. Baker told
an amusing story, subject, 'The Rattle of
a Horse" in which he portrayed its good
qualities. Quiet Dan Ia never SO happy
as.when surrounded by friends.
d. d. G. c. M. McDonough is working
earnestly for the success of his district
meeting, which will be called in u few
days. All officers of the Grand Lodge
will be present. Let District No. ~ have
a rousing convention.
G. c. Earle will enlighten the members
of the order on next Thursday evening
on 1.-The Gavel aud Its Should-be
Usages."
Brother Benjamin paid a short visit to
Lincoln Lodge on Thursday evening.
p. c. j. L. Silpath has a lecture en-
titled Button" He Will deliver this lee
ture to the members of Lincoln Lodge
and their friends on any Thursday even
ing.
Oscar was wide awake on Thursday
evening. There was blood in his eye.
No sleep for Oscar on this evening.
p. c. Vail of Lafayette is a regular at
tendant at the conventions OF his lodge.
The P. G. is a good one in debate, and is
always ready to advise or INSTRUCT the
younger members of the lodge.
Brother Stewart of Layfavette aspires
to be Il Uniformed Knight. All right.
brother, we will assist you to the silver
buttons.
P. c. Van Saun has at last found his
residence which he lost during the sum-
mer months. He is again home TO his
friends.
Where is that uniform. Joe Dunlap?
The next G. G. Of Lafayette should be In
full harness when he takes his char.
The next coroner of this county Will be
a Knight of Pythias. Who will it be, No.
8 or 81?
Brother James Alexander of Rathbone
Lodge is considered one of the handsome
blondes of the lodge. His mustache is
much admired by his constituents.
A number of Pythian lights will be
seen in the Knights of Malta parade on
Wednesday evening.
P. Q. Ross Tilden of Jersey City Lodge
No. Is, is the Grand Commander of the A.
l.. of II. He is absent from the city the
major portion of his time in their inter
est.
Prelate Ellington of Lincoln is one of
the best working prelates in the district.
He prides himself on his accurate rendi-
tlon OF the work. 1t will soon be V. @.
Ellington. ,
Brother Forsythe OF Grant Lodge is a
boomer. He says he is also a big Injun.
He is after Pythian scalps for his tribe
of Red Men.
VIII our Grand Inner Guard Ralph
Donath appear en- parade with the NAL
tese'' on Wednesday evening.
Grand Outer Guard DIR. Hitchcock is
one of the best drill masters in the Uni
formed Rank. He frequently puts Black
Prince division through the drill.
CADETS OF TEMPERANCE.
AS the grandlsection election approaches
obtain the office of Grand Patron. Brother
accept another term and also says that he
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