The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-05-03

win in all pfobability be attached 10 Dis
tfiet No, o II will start with member
/ ship Of oyer one hundred
IL Is very proba Die that the entire drum
corps OF Black Prince Division will soon
become members OF Covenant Lodge.
Fabiola Lodge or Paterson. the home
I loage OF 4. g. G. Dewitt G. Bolton. IS
/ preparing for its anniversary. and IL is ex-
pected That every lodge in this section Of
the State will be REPRESENTED ON thai ocea-
Sion.
Palestine division No. 1 will meet on
Monday evening, at the Exchange Place
Hotel, sharp at haif-past seven O'Clock in
the evening, In fatigue uniforms. ana
proceed TO Elizabeth as the guests of Unity
Division of that place.
That new clock in Rathbone's room is
quite an addition. No excuse now,
brothers, for late hours. Eloquent
speakers are given Just ten minutes By
the clock for their remarks.
Brother Joe Locke will be the Grand
Marshal Tor the G.. a. r. and Pythian
parade on Decoration Day.
NJ of e. George Earl passed TUESDAY
evening at a royal feast Of coal barons
! instead Of in his official chair.
Palestine Division has adopted a new
/ pair Of twins. They are called Charlie
and Oscar, romantic and short. but much
! sought after.
Sir Knight Guard Bannister Is an old
soldier and presents fine appearance at
the head Of the line.
| V. G. Van Antwerp, much Dance. y
| was In GreenpoiDt recently taking scalps.
he reports the trails in Greenpoint full Of
4 game,
| More Indians for Grant Lodge this com
! ing month. The lodge viii soon be
known as "WahWah Grant" Lodge.
| r q Wilson OF Grant is one of the most
! dignifiea members of the lodge, and when
the f. G. arises 70 address the lodge he is
| sure TO claim the attention of every
| knight present
| good captain-general for the MaItas.
What say you, Van; cannot Alpha scalp
him
| p. D. q. g. c. Van wart is a frequent
visitor at Grant Lodge as q ritualist.
| Steve cannot be beaten
| The remarks of the Grand Chancellor
| on the duties of the order were grand and
to the point, and no doubt struck home
TO some who were present and who have
not done their duty as Pythian Knights.
The @. C.'s remarks were very pointed
in regards TO Brother Neshanean's case
Have you all done your dutys
| Brother Patterson OF Rathbons stilI has
memories Of the night he became an Es-
quire. Do not store up Ill feelings,
| Brother.
| The members Of the order should think
over the grand officers remarks and
practice friendship. charity and benevo-
/ lence.
Who hit Brother Pattersona Do not
| all speak at once.
| G. L G. Donath and P. C. Butler viii
soon don the sword and belt Then looK
out for war, and C. e. Wilson says ame
toe That is right Andy, fall in, eyes
right"
If Palestine Division No. is not a sue
cess it will not be Captatn Steup's fault
Where was p. G. CampDells He
missed it.
Brother Patterson could tackle Louisi-
ana Tigers, but had to be helped to mount
| the PytniAn goat.
Remember Brother Solomanss song and
kind word goes long way always.
+. G, Andrews was taken Tor stranger
! By all who entered Grant Lodge room
| Thursday night. The wind ceases 10
blow through his whiskers.
d. D. McDonough viii visit Bay View
Ga Tuesday night.
| Woodlawn worked the Page rank on
| one stranger and the three degrees by
dispensation on another.
The Sixth was worked in field form. P.
| G. Clark and ID. ID. McDonougn were in
it. Brother Spengeman had his usua
luck.
CATHOLIC BENEVOLENT LEGION.
The comrades of Jersey City Council
No. so are earnestly requested TO attend
matters Of impcrta nee TO al arc 60 b
passed on. The sick fund is growing and
! full statement of its condition will be
| given at this meeting.
! Comrades Walterthun and Hart took q
| trip over TO New York last Monday night.
trict No. 3 OF the G. Il. L. II the Jersey
comrades would only go around little
and visit the neighboring councils and
| see the calibre OF the Legion in other
cities they would feel that it is not quite
enough TO go once or twice a month to
| their own councils. We wish that it was
| possible to give here the grand GRAFTON on
| the e. B. L. by the Rev. Comrade DR..
| Bran, and also the grand lecture by Com
rade General o. Beirne of New York city.
| Perhaps Comrade Walterthua can give
some, points as he WAS seen taking notes.
| It is wondered why Comrade J. R. Hem
| messy does not call and see the boys now.
| Oh, yes, same complaint as Comrade
| Brady, but Comrade Brady has not missed
| a meeting. Now, John r., go and tell
them all about IL
Comrade Woods is at work for good
| this time, and the Veterans Monument
| Fund has no better worker.
Fie, Comrade Lukias, just the time you
| were needed TO help along good debate
1 you were absent. Try aud not let it oc-
| cur again, or perhaps Il Comrade Hart is
| in the chair he will be apt TO fiHe you.
I Inc members arc p1eISeu TO KNOW that
| Comrade President has recovered and
| hopes to be with them at the next meet
/ ing.
No more Newark excuses. Comrade
i Burke You are always missed from the
councils.
Comrade Shannon is doing fine. Just
| think Of it he has proposed five new
| members, aud more to come, and he Is
| only new comrade himself
| Good reports have been received from
| sick comrades. All but two nave recov-
| ered, and it Is hoped that all viii soon be
well and with the council a9ainaA9-F 2
| Comrade Newton is better, and must
| have the interest OF the legion at heart
when he came out with snch a serions
wound on his leg. he is around again as
usual.
Comrades, be on hand tomorrow. as
\ visitors are expected
Onr Lady of Perpetual Help Council
/ No. 90 will meet at st. Michael's Hall,
! Erie street. between Ninth and Tenth,
| tomorrow evening.
AMERICAN LEGION OF HONOR.
| Jersey City Council held one Of its en-
| ioyable meetings Friday night, at which
a number Of is lady companions were
! present.
Alter transacting routine business the
/ Commander turned the meeting over to
4 Orator Hogan, under Good of the or
1 derH whereupon an hour or two was