The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-07-19

city have decided 70 visit the New Haven
divisions on that date, and will leave Jer-
seq City on the evening Of July 20. alter
their exhibition drill.
koiSorno Division. which was suspended
for refusing to obcg an order issued BY
fsst SupraJae chancellor VIM. Ward,
has heen reznEtaLou. NO reasons being
given tor this action. and the books aud
properties having heen4. returned, the
division stands Just as twas before the
suspension.
Members. Of the Uniform Rank in this
city should not forget the excursion OF
Calanthe Division to South Beach, July
81
Black Erince Division has appointed a
conamietee 80 make arrangements Tor
FAIR TO be lseld 10 Ihesfal.
The drill corps fthe Divisiens who in
tend 10 'nonDes6zin the drill on September
10 are working lard to place. themselves
IN condition. Warm weather does not
scare the beys
Colonel Rhodes Will begin his official
visits in September. he will be accom-
panied by severed meHa bera of his staff.
BaLtalian drills OF the First Regiment
will be ordered this fall. These drills ure
not only Instructive and Interesting tc
The Sir Knights. bat bring the divisions
closer together and give the members a
chance 70 become better acquainted With
each other.
Captain Eteup has his hands full get
ting the boys ready for the parade In Sep
tsmbdr, but they viii get there. Jersey
must secune the the honors.
1t is ruuaoEed that Sir Height Charles
Buck has beenycaptuTed and Held BY the
enemy in the wiids of New York. He has
not bsea seen for some days.
Sir Knights Glenn and kfdder are the
champions Of the division with the cue.
Sir Knight Bannister, the genial Guard
OF Palestine. in turning the command
on r n fIaa - nj
largely.
Damon and Pythlas can be seen every
drill night in the ranks OF Palestine
division.
What attraction did Sir Knight Oscar
ind at GreepEille on Friday EVENING"
Calanfha Assembly. No. 5, Pythian Sis
terhood, held their regular session at
Clinton Hail on Wednesday, evening
Nearly all the members We're present TO
witness the Installation of officers for the
ensuing term. Grand Chancellor Mrs.
Stephen 4 Van Wart, performed the
ceremony, assisted by the following
staff;-F, G. Mrs. Campbell, G. v. C. Mrs.
Aitfot, G. Prelate Mrs. %. Van Wart, @.
NJ at a. Mrs. Jacques. q. Asst. M. at A.
Mrs. Duglass, G. *. Of r. and S. Mrs }.
Welsh, G. M. of e. Mrs Moltvie, G. l. G..
Mrs. Shay, G. O. e. Mrs Danhart, G. NJ .
O. Mrs. Appiegate. The officers elected
and installed are:--P G. Mrs. Phebe Vliet,
C.C., Miss Liilinn Poole; Y. c.. Mrs. w.
t. Van keuran; Prelate. Mrs G. Roehret;
4. OF r. and G., Miss Matsie G. Van
Alst; NJ. Of E., Mrs. q Westervelt;
M.-at-A.. Mrs. J. II. Westervelt; Asst
M.-at-As, Mrs. u. Van HortWick: |. G.,
Mrs r. Graham; @. G., Mrs. NJ KidGer,
M. o.. Mrs L Curtis. The ceremonies
being concluded. the G. G., Miss Lillian
Poole, in well chosen remarks presented
an astC hancelior's jewel TO Mrs. Stephen
II. Van Warh who responded In very
able manner, closing her remarks BY
presenting a n g. jewel to the Junior
Past Chancellor, Mrs. Phebe Vliat
The assembly then closed in due form,
and the door being opened number or
the brother Knights of Pythias were in
viteG to enter and partake of Eeffcsh-
1nents with the sisters. Among the many
sisters and knfxhfs present were q. G.
Mrs. g. L. VansSVart: p. G. Mrs. Doug
lass; p. G. Mrs. Vliet, Sisters Mrs ).
Welsh, Mrs Westlake, Mrs. Vail, Mrs.
Douglass. Mrs. Eliot, and Brothers, p. ID.
d. G. e S. E. Van Wart. p G. Campbell.
and ?. G. Vail. The assembly IS 10 \ very
prosperous condition, upwards Of sixty
members being on the rolls.
Grant Lodge is still taking in candi-
dates, TWO more propositions tt1ast week
and more promised fpr next, divided be-
tween Pullman Palace CARGO. and Waw-
apahah Tfipe. The memnsrs are hustlers;
they expect work every rndnth this time.
The lodge does not mead dispensasipn to
secure members Her name and record
arg good enough RECOMMENDATION
Lincoln Assembly No 9Pyrhias held
short Session on "Wednesday evening, and
after adjournment visited Calanths AS
aenbiy in body Propositions are
plentiful and the new officers Ind their
hands fuH of business The change Of
lodge TooIns Is big Improvement.
p. Q. Mrs. Douglass of Lincoln As
sembly is one of tho most enthusiastic
and energetic members of the order in
this city
Grand Chancellor Mrs Stephen Van
Wart, accompanied by number OF the
sisters OF Lincoln and Calanthe Assem-
bi1es, visited Manasquan on Thursday
evening andsinstituted new assembly
Of Pythian sisters.
With such an able Chancellor Com
mander as Miss Lillian Poole. Calanthe
Assembly No. 5 should take It's post in
the front ranks OF good working assem-
biies.
Supreme Chancellor Shaw is visiting
the Grand Lodges Of every State and en-
deav0rfng by his presence and advice to
increase the membership. In a recent
circular he says the financial reports
show that the Supreme Lodge is on
sound financial basis. There Ia 81, 600
more on deposit than in any preceding
year. Immediately following Supreme
Lodge session. The development Of the
Uniformed Rank is a marvel. The record
SHOWS an increase or 155 new divisions
during the past year with d total mem
bership exceeding 35 900, an increase dur
ing the past year of 5000.
The G. g. elect Of Sherman Lodge, No
129, p. D. ID. 6. G. Joseph Duke, has been
q member OF the order for nearly twenty
one years He has served the order faith
fully during this period, having been
elected to the position Of Chancellor Com
mander in Cincinnati Lodge three times.
and appointed as d. d. G. G. of District
No. Sin 1884
Brother Dan Earle and wife returned
TO this city on Thursday evening after
prolonged trip to Washington, D. c.. and
other southern points OF interess. Dan is
deliEhted with his trip and thinks of
Locating at some point In the south at an
early date.
H.there Is any brother who enjoys those
pigs feet sociable, it is our sedate and
bashfsh Good Prelate Steademan. He Is
never Tired of relating his experience to
his brothers. who are not members of the
club
L. p. c.. Andy Wilson presided at the
lasr Pigs Feet" sociable, and told the
boys what he knew about the ice CROP
Andy ia an authority.
ID. ID. e. G. ~ McDonouRh and a dele
CATION of knights from the lodges of Dis
trict No. "a. viii pay visit to Bay View
Lodgeo on Tuesday evening. Invitation is
extended TO all.
Centenary Lodge, Ne. 100. will hold
their regular conventions on Friday even