The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-11-22

the following officers:-PresIdent. Dennis
j.. Mahoney. p. G.. r.: Vice-President,
John w. Toomy, p G. r.: Treasurer. j..
Doyle; Secretary, Ro0ere Smallie; Cor
responding Secretary. Geo. II. Roberts;
~Sergeant-at- Arms. ID. j.. Domaine. A
grand masquerade and civic bail will ne
given at Pohlman's Pavilion on Thanks
giving night, Thursday next, for the
! purpose OF securing money to help defray
the expenses attending the Grand Court
Convention. Over foul Thousand tickets
have been distributed among the menl-
bers and it is expected that at least $500
people will be present.. There will be
plenty OF room as the entire main build
ing has been secured. also the one next
to it. The masquerade Will be given
upstairs. where Il band OF twelve pieces
will play. On the lower floors the civic
ball Will be held The music will be fur
nished by a band of fifteen, under the
leadership of Prof. Phil. L. Anon. A
large number of visitors are expected.
Tie Grand Court officers, the deputies OF
this State and several adjoining States,
will attend. The officers for the bail are;
M. j. Coyle,, Director; g. ). Tahen and
j. j. Marnell, Floor Managers; q. j.
Green and Il. }. Fallon, Assistant Floor
Managers: c.. A. f. Burger and William
Stanton. Chairmeu of Floor Committees;
Andrew Cullen. Chairman of Reception
Committee.
The members elected on the Floor and
Reception Committees consist of the fol
lowing well known Foresrers:-J. A, Nc
Garvey, James Gilfllan. w. +. Cahili, J.
f. Ketteli, j. w. Bescher, ". Bessing,V.
| Scarpa, r. n. Toomey, James LaveZza,
M. O'Neill. w. Martin. i. O.. Philibert,L L.
Lawlor, J. Fox, j. Steers, p: Moran. 2.
Kelley. T. G.. Delaney, Ii. Seide. T. f.
Mitchell. w. E. Bunker. J. Fopena. Al.
Brown, Z. Braden, j.. Mole, l.. G. Setback,
f. Schaler, z. Farrell, j. j. Carroll, L.
Dunn, E. l.. Phalon. 0. Adams n j. j.
Malley.
Hoboken hqs five courts. with a mem
bership of $50 and one junior court with
seventy-ive members.
A grand turnout of Foresters is expect
ed today at the laying of the corner stone
of ST. Joseph's Asylum on York street,
near Washington. They will assemble ut
York nnd Washington streets at two
O'Clock.
The following deputies nave been ap-
pointed:-For jersey City. h. Il. Vessels
Hudson, j. J. Bowling; Pride Of the Hill.
M. Heating; Grove, ). Delargy; Congress,
g. J. Green; America, j. II. Evener, Hamil-
ton, j.. McKeen; Warren, I. Folan;
Greenville, j.. +. Began; Stevens, +.
Gonneley; .Hannin. j. Boyer: Harsimus,
]; Il. McCorbery; General Wayne,
Kane; Pamrapo.. r.. McCurnin,.
Castle Point, D. j.. Mahoney, Varick
L. H. Toomey; Bayonne. w. J
Denton; Winfield, A. Jackson; Glenwood,
j. 4. Richard; Hoboken, w: S. Weed
Damon. Charles Esterbrook; Payonia, J.
+. O'Sullivan; Emmet, J. D.. Mckale
Palisade, O. Darling; West New York
f. j. Stucke; West Hoboken, A. Schlen-
dorff; Triumph, j. Trumbull; Columbia,
H. King; Llttlejohn, J. II. Fisk: Ger
mania, George j.. Brackner; Menturn, j
Wagner: Ashley, q. II. solomon; Mon
~,z. n-np. tDu,l,c unok ~ NJ
Hughes; Pride of jersey City, w. A.
Temper; General Lafayette, I. b.
Crotty.
The members of Court Pride of Bay
onne Circle, No. 1913. Companions of thu
Forest, of Bayonne, are perfectinp
arrangements for a fancy fair and bazaar
to be held next month. Miss Elizabeth
Kane, Chief Companion, is working ener.
gesically for the institution of a new
circle of the order as. an adjunct of Court
Pamrapo. The first annual ball of Court
Pride of Bnyoune Circle, No. 1913. Com
panions of the Forest. of BayonDe, viii
take place on Wednesday evening. in
He~ndricKson's Assembly Rooms.
Court Pamrapo No. 1889, A. o. F. Of
A.. of Bayynne, the new organization Of
the order in that city, is lourishing. Al
bthe last meeting four candidates fol
membership were initiated.
An effort to establish a court of Ger
mans is being made by members of Court
Winfield of Bayonne, who live in the
Second and Fifth wards of that city. A
preliminary meeting was held on Friday
evening in Germania Hall at Centreville
Thirty members nave already been en-
rolled. AT the next meeting the new
court will be instituted and the officer
installed.
GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC.
Henry Wilson Post will today attend
the funeral of Comrade Frederick Steh
who died suddenly on Thursday. A few
hours before Pension Agent Armstrong
received the notice that the, deceased had
been granted Il pension. The comrades
of Wilson Post will assemble at head
quarters at one O'Clock today.
Zabriskie Post has nominated the fol
lowing comrades:-Chapman and Brady