The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-02-15

cheer, and we know whereof we speak
when we say we cannot fail.
Sister Bickel will represent Myr-
tie Degree Lodge No. 10 at the next
1 Grand convention of the Grand Lodge.
Tickets for the fair may be had Of Mr..
Jas. Hall, No. $40 Montgomery street.
! r. q. Richards, OF Garfield Lodge, is a
! hustler, and when he gets started selling
| tickets for the fair we will all have TO
take pack seat. Go in Charley and win.
| Jersey City Lodge No. Fl will take an
active part in the fan, as this Lodge holds
membership in the Odd Fellows Home. IL
/ has an incentive which win prompt the
| Brothers to great efforts in this direction.
| Brothers, do not forget the meeting at
! Bro. N. s. Wits house this afternoon at
J two o'clock.
| Garfield Association held its first an
nual hop in Roche's Hall last Monday
! night. Notwithstanding the inclement
\ weather large number of the friends
! Of Garfield Association were present.
! The hall was handsomely decorated and
| Professor Stone was at his best. The af-
fair was grand success, and the com
mittee in charge, of which Mr.. 5. L..
Price was chairman, deserve great credit
| for their efforts to make the hop q sue
cess. The reception committee, Mr.. i.
p. Pratt, chairman, very ably and eflici-
emily looked after the welfare of the
guests. A large delegation from Hoboken
helped to make the evening pleasant.
The grand march, which contained about
fifty couple, was led by Mr.. and Mrs. S.
Il. Price. Brother Price was also floor
manager, and was ably assist
ed by Mr.; Z. Malliet: This being
the first affair of this kind emanating
from Garfield Association, they certainly
deserve credit, and their success as an
organization is an assured fact. Among
those present were noticed Mr.. and Mrs.
S. L. Price, Mr.. and Mrs. James Hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. T., 7. Pratt, Mr.. and Mrs. J.
Mccormack, Mr., and Mrs. John Hansen,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Nolan, Mr.. and
Mrs. r. Dox, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Muller, Mr..
and Mrs. r. Waldo, Mr.. G. Weber and
Miss Sadie Dox, Mr.. j. Duane, and Miss
Katie Whalen, Mr.. J. Leonard and Miss
Keane, Mr.. r. Edgeworth and many
others.
Past Grand johnson says Jersey City
Lodge is in it should any one ask you.
Oh, you thirty miners. what did you do
with those shoes? Revenge is sweet; we
will get hunk next Tuesday. Jordan is
a hard road to travel.
Grand Patriarch A. J. Doan of this city
and staff visited Atlantic Highlands on
Friday evening and instituted Highland
Encampmsnt. The grand patriarch viii
institute another encampment on We'd
nesday evening, February 25, at Newark.
and encampments in H0bokeu and Hack
ettstown next month.
coin Lodge of Odd Fellows and of Jersey
City Lodge, Fraternal Circle. will be
buried from ST. Matthews Church, Sus-
sex street, today. Interment in New
York Bay Cemetery.
RED MEN.
The meeting OF the new tribe on the
Hill, held at the Young Mems Republic
can Club rooms Oh Tuesday evening, was
grand success. The room was full and
so was the promoters of the new tribe (of
enthusiasm. There were several big
chiefs present from New York, who gave
a description of the order. George T.
Williams and A. Townley of New York
spoke Of the beautiful work and benefits
of the order. g. K. Hamilton, q resident
of the Hill, and a red man, said he had
been looking for Indians on the Hill for
six years and could not find them. but
now he expected they would be thicker
chief from the Pacific Coast, will join the
new tribe. He has been an Indian for
over six years, but of late has had no
wigwam or tribe. Grant Lodge, K. of P,
WAS around. The Indians have captured
that lodge, sure. Great Talk" 2. c.
Sayers was there with his chin freshly
scalped, and ready for business.
"Man-of- Great Brains" Won Gruben is
growing a scalp lock on his chin. Have
it scalped, Jim.
Little Big Horse De Camp, "Great
Talk" Sayers and Match Dance Van
John" Grades and capturing him.
s'Mutch Watche" Blake succeeding In
capturing his father - and is on the
still hunt for more.
Great Horse" Paul and "Big Horse
Boise were happy i'll the thoughts of
scalp5 they would soon capture.
big Chief Forsyth gathered in the
wampum, and will take the application
to the Great Council this month.
'.Mutch Dance Van Antwerp cap
tured an Indian in the person of Big
Chief Forsyth of Grant Lodge Won't
the bows get square?
Where was Little Gun" CROSSE His
big brother was there.
P. G. Leonard is going to learn the
war dance.
The J. P. Association of Eye avenue
was well represented. They will join the
tribe in full force.
There will be corn and venison the
night of institution. Yum-yum.
The next meeting will occur February
IL at same place, Young Mems Republi-
cans Rooms, when a name will be
selected and night Of institution fixed.
AMERICAN PROTECTIVE LEAGUE.
Alpha League No. so, A. p. L.. was in
stituted last Friday night at Clinton Hall
by District Deputy Governor +. S. Pet
ter. The league starts out with MEN,
bership of thirty-fiye and will meet sec
ond and fourth Friday of each month at
Clinton Hall, corner Grand street and
Clinton avenue.
JUNIOR MECHANICS.
Summit Council No. 81 Jr. o. q. A.
NJ, was instituted by State Councillor
Mills at Masonic Hall, Bergen avenue, ON
Saturday evening of last week. The fol-
lowing officers were Observation-Disclosures
Fry, Jr., past councillor; f. j. Higgins,
councillor; J. j. Vile, vice councillor;
George Hegon, recording secretary; e.
Gray, assistant recording secretary; G.
M. Benson, financial secretary; G. Con-
way, treasurer; w. S. Rule, conductor;
Fl. w. Hoffman, warden; T. w, De Alya,
inside seminal; f. Peppard. outside SEN
tinel; L, j. Higgins, L. Fry aud w. Rule,
trustees; HiggIna and Fry were also
elected State representatives. The coun-
Gil meets every Thursday evening at eight
O'Clock in McPherson's Hall, Newark
avenue. The new council starts out with
flying colors and proposes to be the ban
ner council OF Hudson county IN less than
year Initiation fee 500, quarterly dues
81. 90. II pays $3.50 funeral tbenefit, IS per
week sick benefit, and with very light
assessments. Applicants DESTROYS OF
joining should mace early application be-
fore the initiation fees are raised. The
new lodge is composed of some wide
awake energetic workers who will leave
no stone unturned until Summit No.
" has the brightest star in the orient.
Clinton Council will meet on Monday
evening in Clinton Hall.