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

Keeper of records mn Seals. George Z.
Pierson, No. q: Graul Master sf Tx
chequer, C0rueilns V. \. Wilson, No 50;
Grdid Alaster-ai-Arms. Rnlph Domain,
No. Is, George H. Rhodes, No 80: Grtn
Inner Guar1, w. Z uitcncock. No. "a;
Grand Outer Guard. j. G. Berriah. lr;,
No. 80, stephen A. Nelson. No. So: Cad
walader jones, No rs. ID. >. Rockafellstr
No. 81. The election of Grand Prelate
and Grand-M uster-ai-Arms and Grand
Outer Guard will probably take place at
the session of the Grand Lodge.
The coming month viii be the time for
selecting the officers of all subordinate
lodges.
From indications. the election of
Grand Lodge officers will not be as close
and exciting rs at the previous session OF
the Grand Lodge. The candidates are
not as numerous as in previous years.
The positions of G.. NJ. at A. Prelate aud
G.. O. G. will probably he contested for
on The floor. For Grand Inner Guard DR..
Hitchcock has no opposition. THIS is tne
first Lime in n number OF years that there
have not been TWO or more candidates for
this position.
The vote of the lodges in this county
should be cast Ole for q. |. G. Ralph
Donath for G. NJ. at A. He is fully en-
titled to this promotion.
Grand Chancellor John Ulrich is busy
visiting district meetings throughout the
the State in every section. He is being
well received. He will pay this city an
official visit in a short time as the guest
of district No. 81.
1t is rumored that e. G Joe Duke of
Sherman Lodge will resign at the next
convention. This would be Il great loss
to Sherman.
X. of r. and S. Prentice of Palisade
says he has a surprise in store for the ID.
d. G. &. ON Thursday evening next.
Brother Prentice is q worker.
G. c. Meakin is a first class singer. II
you don't believe it 20 to Hudson Lodge
on Thursday evening II hear him war
BILE.
p. Cs. George Higgons and Walter Pye
will render some of their popular songs
at the rece option OF the Rankin Post Drum
and Fife Corps in Brooklyn on the goth.
Lincoln's popular songster, Walter Pve,
is under engagement every evening. lie
is n songster in earnest.
V. c.. G. Zyfers, Jr., will amuse the
members of Lincoln at its next conven-
tion with solos on the fife. The brother
is an artist in this line.
The Knights of Pythias were well rep
resented in the Knights of Malta pageant
on Wednesday evening by 2. ID. ID. G. Q.
C. 7. Miller, d. d. G. G. Berrian. ID. d.
G.. G. Fisher, p. Cs. Steup. Connett
Rappleyea. Demarest, Latter. Gould,
Troatin and Clark.
Did you see p. G. Gus Steup in his new
UNIFORM on W6uueSuay GV6uiDG. f6 Wds
great. p. c. Rapplevea would like to
know where he got it.
P. C. Billy Allen could not tell Damon
from Pythias or Donath from Butler OIL
Thursday evening. Lem, you will please
introduce yourself ext time.
2. C. Rappleyea was much admired BY
his Pythian friends on Wednesday even
ing during the Malta parade. He is the
color bearer of that order.
p. c. George Higgons says he has thu
first installment OF the amplified work
ready. Keep it up George. Wen get
there yet.
Our genial brother Harry Brinkerhof
will be a sure winner for Keeper o
Record and Seals at the neXt election Of
officers in Rathbone. Harry Is all there.
%Steadman, the bashful, will be a Vict
Chancellor next term. Will he blush Sc
hard when delivering the V. G.. charge?
P. G. jerome Rappleyea, having sold
his yacht, is o erecting Il bowling alley
az his residence, and will become 1
teacher in the art of bowling.
Palisades quartette is practising some
new music with which it will delight tho
Brooklynites on the Goth.
P. G. George H. Point will retire from
farming. and devote his energies to edi.
torial work during the approaching
winter.
Sir knight Pie Foller will in the neal
future entertain the division with s
mince pie festival.