The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-11-08


who Is Il candidate tor Grand Pdstog. Ills
friends are quoting from his rivals nd
dres, ut a meeting of Hudson in which he
advised that Older men be selected as the
pI esiding officer. Brother 1sl-y has an all
vantage III years. tie has asplendid exec
tive ability lisa strict disciplinariau, "a skill
ful parlianientarfan and an aifaoie gentle
man. He has taken ain active interest in
the order, and If elected would make a
satisfactory officer.
IN order in this State can congratulate
itself on having two excellent candidates
for the highest ofhce i'll the gift OF the
Grand Section. They are capable and
energetic, and either will a~cceptably I'LL
the bill. The younger candidate has the
advantage in experie ace as he has been
an active worker for years.
ROYAL ARCANUM.
w. L. Dickinson Council No. 548 cele-
brated the initiation of their two hun
uredth member on Friday evening in u
manner cre,litab1e to themselves. The
council room was flied with the mem
bers, and visitors were present from
Trenton, Newark, Bloomfield, Perth
Amboy, Roseville, Nercong. Arlington.
Plainiield, Orange. Montciair and Hobo
ken Nine candidates were Initiated,
making the total membership POS. An
fac simile of the regular members badge
was presented TO Mr.. w. G.. Kallmapn
who was fortunate enough to be
the two hundredth member, and a
song, written especially for the occasion,
was sung by all hands. The meeting. Was
the lower hall, which had been hand
somely decorated for the occasion,
and which presented a pretty
forty gentlemen sat down to
| supper, and the good things provided by
o.. ~. ~.r;I1- AfuarnAara6
After the cigars were lit, Master of Cere-
monies Allen proceeded with the enter
tainment, consisting of speeches, songs
by the Dickinson Quartette, humorous
| remarks by Professor Crozier aud har-
monica solos by Brother Conner. Past
Regent Clap2 read a history or the
Council fr m its inception. up to the
present time, and paid u high compli-
ment to Brother S. j.. Kallman, who had
proposed ITO members into the Council.
Brother j. j. Bulls was also honorably
mentioned for having propose ed thirty
five. Among the notabIes present were
noticed Grand Regent Mcdowell. Grand
Vice Regent Griffith, Grand Orator
Drummoud. Grand Secretary. Alherts.
Grand Guide Baxter, Grand Warden
Weaver, Grand Sentry Nixon, Superyls-
ing Deputies Herbert, Stroh. Green
Rand. Conaalton, Wakefield and Jaco-
bus, Grand Trustees Kallman and Men
1 l. aSU q
Dowell, Supreme Representative Miles
and Committeeman Frrncis, Mil,
Ter, Noelte and Greason. Regent
BEDFORD Of Bloomfield Council, Secretary
Wortendyke and Collector Retter of Jer-
sey City Council, Regent Collins and
and many Others. A most enjoyable
evening was spent and much credit is
due the committe of arrangements. wnc
worked like beavers to make the affair 9
success. The committee consisted OF +.
A. Marvin, f. l.. Cranmer, c.. }. Reilly,
j.. C. Inwright and w. q. Smith.
Jersey City Council No. So met or
Tuesday evening, and Notwithstanding
the fact tina it was election night. owe
fifty of the members were present, be
sides a large number of visitors. Three
candidates were initiated. and the sid
degree was worked amid
laughter. Fifteen applications were re
ceived, and a good many more were
promised. Supervising Deputy Grand
Regent Shirley congratulated the mem
pers upon their good work and hopet
they would keep it IN. Brother Pllsol
recited and Brothers Young and Baxte
sang, Brothers Peter, Mcdonald ant
others made encouraging remarks. ant
altogether a pleasant evening was spent,
Among the visitors were Grana SentrN
Nixon, Grand Trustee Kallman. kegen'
Black of Excelsior Council Il q numbeI
of others.
Payonia Council No. 1859 met oil
Thursday night aud received three ap
plicatious as a starter in the contest be-
tween Regent Collins and Vice Regen
Heaney'S teams. both sides are maxim
strenuous efforts to win the supper. an
in consequence Pavonia Council will re
ceive quite a boom.
John Krantz, Jr., the popular pastor o
Trinity NJ. E. Church, will preach a Roya
Arcauum sermon, under the auspices o
Jersey City Council No. 80. Invitation
have been extended to every council II
the city, and it is hoped that there will b
a good turn out. The members VIII NEE
in the rooms of the Jersey City Council
Roche's Hall, at z O'Clock and proceed In
body to the church. All members of tn
order are cordially invited to be present.
Nine candidates were Initiated b,
Pioneer Council No. % at their meeting
on Thursday evening, aud seven appilca
tons were received. As usual a geo
time was had in Duty XVII, and a pleas
ant hour was spent.
Grand Regent Mcdowell and staff visit
ed Daphne Council No. 1866, at James
burg on Thursday evening. Brother
Kallman and Baxter were present from
this city.
A new council will be instituted in
Gutenberg on Thursday evening b.
Deputy Grand Regent Stroh. He will I've
assisted by a number of the Grand ON
GERS, and expects to have thirty chartei
members.
Hoboken Council No. 80 held an enjoy
able entertainment and dance IN OIt
Fellows Hall on Friday night.
Two hundred members of Bayonn'
j Council No. 695 of Bayonne and a large
number of guests We're entertained las
Monday evening in Arcanum Hall, tina
city, after the close of the organization
business session by Prof. George A. At
water, Principal of Public School No.
with a graphic account of hi
tour through Switzerland and a stereop
tican exhibition Of several dozen origina
views of the scenery along the route h
travelled.
RED MEN.
A new tribe OF the Improved Order o
Red Men is to be instituted at Orient Hall
his city, on Saturday, November 2Sth, a
s p. m. Preliminary meetings of this pro
posed tribe lave recently been held a
Apple Hall. and eighty-hve mbe en-
rolled themselves aud paid the necessary
fee. The final meeting was held on las
Thursday evening. and the new organlza
tiou was given the name of "Masapequa,'
and the following named gentlemen wer'
elected as the officers of the same;-
Sachem, Werner Bruns; Prophet. Il. >
Frischels; Senior Sycamore, p. Monahan
Junior Sycamore, d. +. Cody; Chief o
Records, X. S. McMurray: Assistant
Chief Of Records, William Hepple
stone; Keeper of Wampum, John O'Brien
tribe will be held at its magnificent
ju Nfosonio Hall paroau and Fair