The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-10-18
RAPS, SIGNS And GRIPS.
In the Castles Of the
Pythian Knights.
ACTIVE TEMPERANCE CADETS
Wigwams of the Red Men and
Councils of the Junior
Mechanics.
ACTIVE TEMPERANCE CADETS
cadets 0F TEMPERANCE.

for the last term. Keep the good work
up.
The Mystic Bive'' met Monday night
! Something is in the wind.
The sParson1 never gets cranky Obi
/ no.
/ The A. w. Of Hudson is requested to
appear before the collection of dues.
/ Que member OF Hudson has the sniff
Gent amount OF impudence to organize
himself into a society of one, aud call it
| the Mysterious OHe.''
Brother "A. Barber is the chairman of
the Permanent Entertainment COMMITTEES
In Hudson, aud an excellent one he will
no doubt prove.
! Brothers Mckee. q. Isley aud Coder
VIII have charge OF Hudson finances for
the present year.
The Sick Committee of Hudson con-
sists OF young ladies', and ali the boys are
complaining and fear threatened at
tack of fevers
Friday iDstructing the delegates OF that
Section to the Grand Section TO place W
4. lsley determination for Grand Patron,
and such action of the delegates to re-
ceive the Endorsement OF the Section
Brother g. Isley Is candidate for
Fourth Patron in HUDSON
The Parsons COMMITTEES seem to
mees with general approval.
Four members have been added TO the
Annual Entertainment Committee in
view OF accomplishing more work.
i w. z. IsleY often alludes TO the par
SON as his venerable friend.
The big Three" of Hudson will have
tohustle to make their second annual en-
tertainment success.
Hurrah for Simeon A. Isley for Grand
Patron. Mr.. Isley is just the man for
Grand Patron He is Il skiIful parliament
tartan and an active church and temper
ance WORKER, BY which ne would be able
to gather the outsiders into the band.
Cast your vote for him aud elect him.
Who can tell where the big Three of
Hudson ramb BILE They were not az the
| meeting Friday and missed great deal
Brother aud Sister Moyle have returned
to the fold Of Hudson.
1t Is with deep regret that we are COM
PEELED to announce to members of the
Order ana the public of the designations
OF Brothers Walter Smith. the celebrated
elocutionist, and Harry Turney. The
brothers have been good members of the
Section, having joined it when it was
about one month ID existence. and at
tended most of the meetings until last
Friday. Brother Smith has always
pleased the members OF the Order.
and fairly captfvated them by his
excellent rendering Of dialect recitations-
Brother YuEney has also been the source
OF great pleasure to the members Of Hud-
son by bis superb PLAYING upon the banjo.
And Hudson feels as though a gloom was
ers. We wish 60 stats the reasons for
leaving they give Is that personal BUSH
ness viii require ali attention. They will,
however. favor at the second ANIMAL en-
tertainmept.of Hudson. Don't miss them.
Brother Upcraft was welcomed to Hud-
sou as the STRANGER
"Hobokeniteo has the desire of join
ing the ranks OF Hudson
HudsOn's room had the appearance of a
lodge room on the Masonic plan last Fri
day. The Improvement Is u good one and
will prove such when tue members get
w. P. Islay makes the boys land the
girls too) obey and do ali things according
: to the Ritual
The Secretary of the Entertainment
Committee OF Hudson is rather anxious
TO dispose Of more tickets; only few
more left
ROYAL AkCANUM.
The regular monthly meeting of til q
Past REGENTS Association OF this State
will be held in their rooms, 43 Montgom-
cry street. On Wednesday evening of this
week. Grand Regent McDoweli has ac-
cepted an invitation to be present and adj
dress the meeting. and invitations have
been sent to every Past Regent through
out the State. All Regents lad Past Re-
gents are cordially invited to be present.
President A. w. Rand OF Piainfield will
preside.
One candidate was Initiated and two
members received by card at the meet
ing of w l.. Dickinson Council No. 54s
on Friday evening. -Four applications
were received, and the long looked for
two hundredth msn Will be initiated on
November 6 Their membership is now
1856, with nine applications pending. In
vitations will be extended to all OF the
grand officers to be with them at their
next meeting, and the event will be. cele-
DRAFTED in true "Dickinsonian style"
Tomorrow evening the Grand Regent
and staff will pay an official visit to Bay
onne Council No. 695. Orator Wright is
preparing to spread himself aud will have
the famous ..lonR tables in operation.
Secretary Morrison says be will work
them IN his usual wide gnage style; The
The New York College Glee Club will
sing and Professor J. Franklin Sicily
will contribute TO the entertainment.
Brother Morrison also says IL you want
a good soft seat to come early. otherwise
it will be q case OF every man his own
camp stool
Pavonia Council No. 1859 met on Thurs
day evening, and held an interesting ses-
sion. Regent Collins and Vice Regent
Heaney have selected two teams, and will
en6eavor TO see which can bring in the
most applications before the end of the
year, the losers to tender supper to the
yictors. Who can pick the winners?
Jersey City Council No. SO will meet on
Tuesday evening in Roche's Hail. Six or
seven candidates win be initiated, and 1t
is expected that Deputy Grand Regent
Shirley will be present.
Pioneer Council No. 20 held Smoker
on Thursday evening. There was large
number present, aud the visitors were
cordially welcomed by Regent Purcell.
Pipes and tobacco were handed around,
ana an entertainment followed, the pro-
gramme being made up OF songs, rec tia
lions, music and speeches. Brother
George White Of Hoboken maze an excel
lent address. Messrs. Werthejm, Young,
Whittier, Mahon, 6rowney, Nixon and
Purcell sang Brother johnson recited,
SENATOR MCCARTHY gave a stump
speech aud Messrs Day. Mortimer, Har-
riott and Teese played on musical instru-
ments. After the meeting the party adj
journed TO a nearby este.
The Grand Officers paid visit to Royal
Council OF Hackensack on Monday even
ing last. and was accorded u hearty well
| come Two candidates were initiated,
the work being done by the Grand OH
GERS.
Secretary WILTON J. Morrison, Of Bay
onne Council No. 695. Royal Arcanuin.
has issued the following postal card no.
tice to the members of the orgAnization;--
Dear Sir aud Brother; The next regu-
lar meeting will be held GU Monday, Oc-
tober ID, and will be called TO order at
1850 o, m IL is 10 be convened thus
early because on that evening we will be
visited by the Grand Regent and other