The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-04-05
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs.

lleuSdblQu 10 COnlGF bQe LHfe6 ranks ICr Tn e
sum of six dollars and candidates will now
be abundant in Hudson. The degree team
under p. G. e. G. ID, Miller is perfecring
itself rapidly in the work, and ranks as
one of the best informed teams in the
State. This lodge has a membership OF
one hundred and is one of the best in the
district.
Lincoln Lodge No. Sc was honored with
q visit from the Supreme Representative,
James r. Rutan, of Newark, at its last
session. He made some very instructive
remarks. The session was not as well at
tended as it should have been, owing to
the severe storm. The grip has taken
q strong hold on the members of this
lodge, no less than six being on the sick
list. The Sick Beneficial Association
held meeting and elected several new
members. making the total number now
enrolled eighty.
Jersey City Lodge, No. IS. held an in
teresting session on Wednesday evening
The 6. O., p. c., j.. NJ. Butler, still being
seriously i'll, the v. C. was in command.
The next. session promises to be lively
one, The members of this lodge will as
semble on Sunday next, April IL, at D.
M, in their castle hall for the purpose of
attending divine services at the Taber-
nacle, corner Henderson aud York streets.
Lafayette Lodge. No. 70, conferred the
rank OF knight on seven Esquires on
Wednesday evening. Two propositions
were received under the six-dollar rate.
Lafayette will have plenty of work for
this balance of the term. The attendance
of the officers should be enforced by the
G. Z. In good and welfare D. ID. G. G., g.
McDonough, made few very Interesting
remarks. as did p. q. Campbell or Rath-
bone Lodge. Tue rank of Page will be
conferred at the next convention.
Hoboken Lodge No. 106, held its regu-
lar convention on Monday evening. Sew
eral propositions for membership were re-
ceived This lodge is now working I'M
der the dispensatlon and promises to have
q boom during the present term. In
good and welfare entertaining remarks
were made by p. ID. ID. q. G. tVeinthal,
d. d. G. G. Berrian, P. C.'s Demorest
Mahl, Latter, Smith and Others. The
convention tomorrow evening promises
70 be very interesting. The rank of page
will be conferred.
Cincinnatus Lodge, No. SO. held its con.
vention on Monday evening. There was
q large attendance. showing that renewed
interest Is being taken in the affaiRs- 81 the
lodge. Tomorrow evening the Grand
chancellor, John Ulrick, will pay this
iioogs u visit. de ylll be accompanied
by several OF the Grand Lodge officers
Every member of Cincinnatus should be
ON hand to receive him. In good and well
fare remarks were made by p. G. 3 Drake,
Lane MITCHELL Eller and others.
Rathbone Lodge, No. 10, held very
spirited convention on Tuesday evening.
Debates were in order and several little
tits took place. Rathbone will be well
represented ut Oakland rink on Friday
evening next. AT the next convention
the rank of Esq 1ire Will be conferred.
Woodland Lodge No. 5 held very in
teresting convention on Friday evening.
Several propositions for membership were
received, and at the next convention the
raf nh af Dssr< will rso n q
Z. McDOnough paid an official visit and
invited the lodge TO accompany him to
Centenary Lodge, Greenyille. The invi-
tatiou was accepted and q large delega-
tiou Went with INN. The officers of this
lodge are among the best in the district,
which insures good work
HANCOCK Lodge NO. ia held it's regular
convention on Friday evening and con-
ferred the rank of Page on several stran-
gers. AT the next convention the rank Of
Esquire VIII be conferred on several Pages.
Tins lodge promises TO become one OF tn 9
strongest In the district.
The anniversary Of Henry Clay Lodge
on April IA promises TO be great success
The affair will be complimentary, and
after the entertainment dance will take
place.
the entertainment of Washington
Lodge takes place on April Is.
St. Paul Lodge will hold an anuiver-
5dGl QuIlUG the laLCet
of the present month
The eighteenth anniversary of Lincoln
Lodge No. So was held in Roche's Hall on
Thursday evening. Owing to the incle-
ment weather. many Of the members
were absent. The programme was opened
by an address on Pythianism aud lis oD-
Jects by supreme Representative James
Ruttan. Solo If" was rendered by Miss
Adele Sfenp and was well received, as
was also solos by G. +. Higgons, W. e.
Hicks, w. Pye, Miss Annie Freriud aud
Mrs j. Upright. Miss Annie Barrowcliff
gave q piano solo artistically. Mast er
Newton Arthur. young gentleman Of
ten years, was the hit Of the evening in
several solos. Brother Charley Soloman
sang well, as did Mrs. NJ Couison.
Brother Frank Coghill was accompanies.
The affair was a great success, and was
under the able management of T. G. j
Rappelyea, J. Sillpath. 6. Higgons, and
J. Earl aud G. Zyfers, Jr. After tue en-
tertainment the guests were served with
refreshments and INDUCED in dancing.
The talent was banqueted by the commit
tee at the Exchange Place Hotel.
Palestine Division No. l will be in uni
form nearly every evening this week On
Monday they will drill at their new rooms
in the Avenue House with sword, cap and
belt; Thursday evening practice drill,
Friday evening the exhibition drill at the
Oakland Rink. Sunday April IL they
will escort the members of the orie to
divine services in tine Tabernacle, and on
April ID will hold its regular meeting in
their new hall.
Black Prince Division u r., accom-
panied by its drum and fife corps, paid
a visit 10 Unity Division of Elizabeth
port on Friday evening. Colonel Rhodes
and staff was present as the guests of
Unity.
Calanthe Division. q. R.. held special
meeting on Friday evening. Several can
didates were knfghted. and dress parade
took place. The division went through
the ceremony like veterans. Their re-
ception on Tuesday evening in the New
Armory was one Of the events of the
season.
Sir Knight r. Davis of Unity Division
has been appointed Adjutant of the First
Regiment U. r. X. of p by Colonel
George Rhodes. He will assume charge
of the office at once.
Recruitin g is rapid In Palestine Divis-
ION. The Division expects to parade a
hundred members at the annual parade
in Piainfield next September
The following letter was recently re-
ceived by p c. Butler of Jersey City
Lodge. which will be interesting to the
members of the order of the Knights of
Pythias in this county,
L. mr. Butler, Esq,
DEAR SIR:-The Tabernacle welcomes
the Knights of Pythias of Hudson
county to special service In their behalf
and ii convenient 10 your body, would
suggest the evening of the 18th OF April
n q aornnd Cnpdow IN he ,,,ArtIA ne :,