The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-09-13
RAPS, SIGNS AND GRIPS.
Demonstration Of the Pytll-
ian Knights Next
Week.
CADETS OF TEMPERANCE
Junior Mechanics and Other Secre
Orders.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIas.

knights Of Pythias, and the subordinate
| lodges Of the State, viii be the greatest
event in Pythian circles sincs the order
was instituted in tnis State. g. G. John
Ulrich aud Colonel Rhodes are laboring
fer Its success. There will be thirty-four
divisions Of ununiformcd Knignts in the
parade. cdnmanded by the D. D. G. c. of
each district, all under the direction of
Grand Marshal p. G. Mess.er. G. g.
! Joseph Locke. OF kathD9ne Lodge will
ACT as aid to the Marshal, and district No.
viii be commanded by p. G. Walter G.
Smith in the absence of the D. d. e. c.
District No. % will be commanded by
d. d. 6. G. McDonough and District No.
i 2 (GermIn) will be commanded By August
LANCE IL is expected that at least 200
men will be in line from this county. The
excursion train will leave Jersey City at
twenty minutes to one p. M. from the
New Jersey Central depot Returning,
will leave Plalnfield at half-past ten D.
m. The line viii be formed at two p. m.
sharp.
The Grand Lodge OF New Jersey at it's
last session appropriated 500 for drill
prizes First prize being, $50 second,
SO; third, $40. Tor the best drilled division.
All entries must be made not later Than
ten g. m. on the day of parade. The
dress parade and review viii take place
Immediately on the arrival at the ball
AZ the conclusion of the drills, the line
of march will be taken ND TO
tie Crescent Rink. where fine collation.
will be served Every lodge in this
county should be well represented. and
each Chancellor Commander should
make an effort 10 be present and in COM
mand of his lodge, and report on the
train to the Commandment Of the Division
the number Of members Of his lodge
present.. The committee having thesaf-
fsi,s .<.fts Ts4ff
verance Lodges. of Piainneld. Good Hill,
OF Scotch Plaiis, aud Crescent Division,
of Plaintield. Excursion tickets may be
obtained at the ticket office OF the New
Jersey Central q. r., az foot of Liberty
street, New York ASK for tickets via the
Jersey knight train, as they will be the
only tickets good on that train. The
price of admission to the concert and fire.
works ia the evening has been placed at
thirty-ive and twenty five cents. All
members Of the order admitted on their
badges.
Humboldt Lodge No. 1871 was insti-
tuted at SomerVIlle, n: j.. on Tuesday
!. evening last by e., Z. JoE Ulrichs, as
sisted by q. V. e. 9. w. KiIbonlne, G. p.
Il w HaynurSt, G. K Of H and G. Pierson,
G. /. G. r. Donath. S. r James E. Moon
The lodge is composed of German resi-
dents of Somerville- The first and sec
ond ranks were conferred BY ID. ID. 9. G.
August Lange of German District No. 2.
with =. ID. d. G. G.. q. T. Miller OF Hud-
son Lodge, this city, as prelate. The rank
of Knight was confirmed In the amplified
form by Lodge of the Castle. OF Son1er-
ville The new lodge starts with MEM
bership Of thirty.1ve, and will be attached
to German District No. l. There were
many prominent knights present from
every SECTION of the State.
Woodland Lodge, No. 5, celebrated its
tenth anniversary on Friday evening in
J noble style. This lodge was formed by
, r. q. G.. Kidder, 2. Ca John Clark,
Aaron Paul, john g. Wilson, who were
at that time members OF Lafayette Lodge.
: No. 78. That the lodge was pros porous
> the present condition OF it shows, and
with such officers as NJ of E., z. G. john
Knoellef, III. OF E., Aaron Paul; K. of r.
and s.. G. Mckee. aud G. 9. jackson the
lodge will continue to grow In prosperity.
The opening address was made by p G..
John Clark, who gave an interesting ac-
count OF the history of the lodge. He was
J followed by Supreme Representatives
James Moon, of Phiiiipsburg. who paid
| and lis early pioneers. p G.
John Wilson, in his address, referred TO
the departed brethren Of the lodge in
| | graceful terms. Remarks were also made
By p. D. ID. q. G. Joseph Dake, p. ID. d.
G. c. Aaron Paul, g. /. @. Ralph Donath,
d. ID. G.. G. Berrian, d. d, G. c. Melon
ough, after which the lodge was closed
| in due form and the entertainment COM
mittee, headed by p. c. Mckee, took pos
session of the lodge room ard introduced
the Woodland band, composed of Brothers
, She'd, S. Mckee. gibson and others. VINO
gave an excellent overture. Brothers
Shield and Culson then gave solos with
/ guitar, violin and harmontca. which were
well received. Brothers Courson and
Williams then gave diologue, Brother
Shield harmonica solo, aud a closing
overture By the Woodland band was given
When the committee escorted the broth
ers to the banquet hall where tine sup
per was served. Among those present
We're S. r. James Z. Moon. G. 1. G. Ralph
Douath. p. D. D. G. Cs. j. Duke aud
d. ID. G. Cs. NJ. MeDonpugh and j G.
Berriau, r. Cs. j. Clark, j. Knoeller, S.
Clark. OF Bay View; r Cs Wilson and
Andrews, of Grant; z. G. Butler, of DER
sey City: P. G. Campbell. OF Rathbone;
+. Cs. King, Williams, lrotter and Jack
son. OF Woodlands; Brothers Van Ant
werp, Laforge ana. DeCanap, OF Grant;
and host OF others. Letters of regreb
were read from g. G. Jonn Uilrich, q. Y.
C. Kiihourn, 6. Z. Haghurst and other
Grand Lodge officers. 1t was an early
hoar when the entertainment concluded,
and the brothers departed with the best
of wishes for the welfare of Woodland
Lodge
Grant Lodge No. SO conferred the rank
of E>quire on several pages at It's con-
/
was rendered by G. q. Van Antwerp, as
sisted by ". @. Blake. 1t was witnessed
by number or visiting brothers, among
whom was ID. ID. G.. &. McDonough. A
commigtfe was appointed TO present 10
| the widow of Brother Cadugan q hand :
some set OF resolutions engrosSed by one
| of the best artists The Anniversary
COMMITTEES is hard at work and expect
great things on September "a The rank
Of Knight In the amplified form will be
conferred at the convention on Thurs
day. An additional team IS being formed
in the amplifed and will relieve the old
team in the work X. of II. aud S. Won
Groban is once more at his post. he hav-
ing returned from his vacation. Brother
DeCamp is also back.
Jersey City Lodge No. Is at its conven-
ton on Wednesday evening conferred the
ranks OF Page aud Esquire on several
candidates. This lodge will be well re-
presented at the parade In Plainfleld ON
Wednesday, large number of the
members having sianiiied their intea,
ton Of going. The rank of knight will
be conferred at the next convention.
Rathbone Lodge No. 10 held its regular
convention on Friday evening. The
brothers OF this lodge are milking very
active preparations for the PyIhiau par
| ade. Handsome badges have been pro-
cured to be worn in convention with the
division badge. They will be headed by
tha Van Hof1fen nrurl and Fife EorDs of