The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-04-12

meeting at Phi1iipsbnrg. n. J. A special
/ Invitation has been extended to g. ( q.
Ralph Doaath TO De present.
The work of the week in Pythian circles
viii be as follows kathbone Lodge,
esquire RANK Lafayette Lodge page
rank; Hudson Lodge, esquire rank: Grant
Lodge knight rank; Hancock Lodge.
esquire rank Woodland Lodge, esquire
rank
Tue InyalitE, G. ]. G. Ralph Donath
and p: G.. J. ~. Butler having been
ordered to takeplenty Of exercise are doing
50 By calling on all the other inyalids Of
the district.
The Alderman from the Sixth says he
Will be regular attendant at Lafayette
Lodge now. He should look after the
Senator and bring him ont at the next
convention.
Where is that drum aud fife corps that
+; G. and Professor Schroeder promised.
Was II All smoke, p. or
DIR. Van Saan, the able z. of r. and S.
OF Lafayette, is one of the most faithful
officers Of the lodge. The doctor is
always there on time
Does p. G. Kline, of Lafayette, disagree
with gold lace, or does he admire plain
red better, put on the P. CT Ii would be-
come you better.
Dory Mills of Rathbone says that he
viii buy new cane. II some kind brosh-
er will inform him Of the latest style in
dudedora, correspondence may be direct
ed care OF Brother George Earl, Hoboken
avenue.
VIC. C. Van Antwerp Much Dance, ),
was general manager Of theterpsichorea
part Of the entertainment. Il is said that
Ut. danced With every lady In the room.
How ~ that. Dr.? Corrects
The ladies were disappointed. George
and Dory were not IN uniform. Never
mind. girls: George can be seen every
second and fourth Monday at the Avenue
House IN full uniform
G. G. John S. Of Lafayette Lodge missed
one visit TO Brooklyn on Friday evening
and made the acquaintance of the Ryth-
Our D. D. G. c. Of District n says he is
very fond OF the lanciers. ae VIII Ell
deavor to introduce them in the good and
welfare OF the lodges OF his district
SONS OF VETERANS.
Logan Camp turned out in full force at
CooDer's Hall on Tuesday night to 20
through the special drill for the enter
talnment and hop. q host Of excellent
talent has volunteered. Richardson and
White. dialectians and dancers; William
Donor, negro comedian; Stokes and
Cation, sketch team Dave Cathcart,
Irish comedian; Lloyd and Russell, vio-
lin soloists j. E Gehring, vocalist John
Paynton. eloeutionist Gus Esterbrook
and popular Garry Voohees will have
charge Of the entertainment, with James
BugBell as chief usher
a meeting was held at Mr.. Esterbrook,s
residence, on York street, Friday night,
for the purpose Of organizing the Ladies'
Aid Society. The names of the Young
ladies who signed viii be given in the
next Sunday issue of THE NEWS A pleas
ant time followed the meeting, and the
fz rs<e o,7<r fnfr r.
Gus Esterbrook- A collation. was served
and recitations and singing was in
obliged in.
All members of the camp viii meet at
headquarters, Cooper's Hall, next
Wednesday evening, April Is, 70 attend
5. O. V. Members wiz appear in white
gloves and full dress uniform. A large
attendance IS expected. There are ninety
eight members IN good standing in the
camp and It is expected that every one
will attend Captain Goeing viii put
them through the drill. The boys can
drill. said an old veteran last Friday
night
The boys attended the reception Of Chris
Woerner Camp, at Hoboken last night
aud had a good time. They don't want
to 90 10 any more receptions like
the one they attended at Harlem last
Monday. It was given by Baker Camp.
The grand testimonial benefit and hop
viii be given az Oakland Rink on April
20.
RED MEN.
The Warwapahahs had a beautiful
adoption at its last Aeep. Il was to
and all in it.
a new tribe is starting in Lafayette.
More Indians.
The Greenville and Hoboken tribes are
about ready for institution.
d. D. Dale is q good writer. He showed
it on Thursday
All the tribes in this reservation are do
ing work and capturing sealps.
Has Brother Newcomb captured any
scalps lateiys
Red Men who are Knights Of Pythias
want TO be at the Grand Lodge on Thurs