The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-04-19
KNIGHTS on PYTnIAs.

! par Aainentary law.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHI4S.
Woodland Lodge No. held its regular
! convention on Feiday evening; the resig-
nation Of the Vice Chancellor was &C.
cepted and the vacancy will Be filed ct
the next convention. Ia good aud welfare
| remarks were made by d D. g. c. Al
| McDon0ugn, 7. E2s Jno Clark and j.
/ Knoelier, Brother Spengeman aud others.
After the lodge adjourned they paid a
/ visit to Brother Woodruff at his residence
/ and were entertained In a handsome man.
ner. Around The festaI board were OBJ
| served g. L G. Ralph Donath, p. D. ID. g.
/ G. Aaron Paul, ID. d. g. G. ID Nc
Donough. D. d. q. G. John G. Berrian, p
C.,s Butler, Clark. Knoelier. Trotter. Pat
| terson, y. Mckee and others. Speaking,
singing and recitations were the order OF
| the evening, and the members Will not
forget the hospitality Of Brother Wood
hull and the attention Of his family for a
/ long time.
I Grant Lodge No. 50 at It's convention on
Thursday evening conferred the rank of
Knight Ia the amplified form on two
requires The work was exemplified by
i G. g. Cross, assisted by an able staff of
| officers and Palestine Division No. /, U.
| II. IS. OF 2. under command of Sir Knight
| Captain Steup. The various formations
/ of the division added TO the effect IN
| good and Welfare the members were enter
| tanned by 2. D. d. @. C. Van War;. ID. ID.
@. G. McDonough, D. D. G. G. Berrian,
Sir Knight Captain G. Steup. P. C's VIII
son. Andrews. Sayre, Campbell. Wilson,
| After the Adjournment the visitors and
members repaired 10 the banquet hall,
1 where they parrook of q royal feast. At
the convention on April 80 d. D. 6. G.
McDonough win exemplify the unwrft-
ten WORK of the three degrees. All
/ ftf ri M. Hall
| invited to be present.
| Rathbone Lodge No. 10. conferred the
rank OF Page on two strangers at its con
| vention on Tuesday evening. There was
| a good turnout OF members and VISITORS
| A number of the members of this lodge
will shortly become members Of Pales-
| tine Division. Several propositions for
| membership were received. In good aud
welfare remarks were made by p G. g.
| Kidder, d. d. G. G. McDonough, d. d. G.
| G. Berrian, Sir Knight Captain G. Steup.
Lieutenant l. Brown, r. C. Crandell of
| New York. Brothers Patterson, Locker,
| BrinkerhoH ard others. This lodge has
| been In it with the grip, but has been able
| 70 pull through IN royal manner. At
| the next convention the rank of Esquire
will be conferred. Anumber OF the mem
! oefs Will accompany the ID. ID. &. =. to
Grant Lodge on Thursday evening.
Bay View Lodge No. 81 received an off
eial visit from d. D. G. G. McDonough re-
Gently, and will be visited by him again
on the first meeting in Nav.
| Centenary Lodge No. 100 viii hold its
regular convention on Friday evening.
Jersey City Lodge No. Is held its regu-
| lar convention on Wednesday evening
| p. G. Butler having resigned as Chan
| cellor Commander. Brother Hadmayer
was elected to that position. and Vas In
| stalled by D. D. G. G. Berrian. In good
and welfare remarks were made by G. r.
c. Donath, P. G. TIlden. Brother Kim
| berlY, of Three Rivers, Mich, and others.
The district meeting OF District No. 9 viii
| take place IN the castle hall OF this lodge
on Wednesday, April % 1t is expected
| that every citizen OF Jersey City will be
| present to receive the Grand Chancellor
and the Grand Lodge officers. The mem
| bers express themselves as much pleased
with the sermon of Rev. J. l. Scudler on
| last Sunday evening
| Cincinnatns Lodge No. % held an in
| teresEipg convention on Monday evening,
| g. c. Grant presiding. Ia good and wei
fare the lodge was entertained by G. j. 6.
Donath, d. ID. G. G. Berrian, p D. d. G.
c. Duke, p. C.'s L. NJ. Butter, Mitchell,
Puts, Gilmore, Snuffieirotfon, Lane and
others. The attendance was mucn better
than usual, showing tnat renewed interest
is being taken in { 10 affairs of this lodge.
The next convention promises to be very
/ pleasant one. A number OF members from
other lodges will be present.
/ Hancock Lodge No. ia held an interest
ing convention on Friday evening; the
rank Of knight was conferred on several
Esquifes by Z. G. Baldwin. This lodge is
growing rapidly under the new officers.
great interest is being taken in the meet
ings by the members aud at every meet
ing degrees are being conferred
Hudson Lodge No. 81 conferred the rank
of Esquire at its convention on Thursday
| evening The next convention of this
! lodge will be very interesting. The Hud-
son County Pythian Relief and Employ
ment Association Will hold its regular
| meeting and the rank of Knight will be
| conferred on several candidates by the
| degree team under the able guidance of
p. D. DIG. G. Miller. A full attendance is
requested
aoboken Lodge No i06 will hold its
| regular convention tomorrow evening.
The rank of Esquire viii be conferred on
several strangers. A mum Der Of the elder
| Reinhast, Latter and Demarest are on the
| sick list. grip being the cause.
Bay View Lodge No. 81 will hold its
| regular convention on Tuesday evening.
At its next convention it wifi receive an
official visit from D. D. G. c. Me-
! Donongh
Lafayette Ladge No. 70 conferred the
rank of Page on several strangers. A
number OF propositions were received and
at the next convention the rank OF Es-
QulIe Wtlt De eOAlEffc1. 4oe y. u. SuOG1u
insist on the attendance of his officers or
declare the positions vacant and elect
members who will attend
Lincoln Lodge No So held its regular
convention on Thursday evening. There
| was fair attendance. In the absence of
the G. c., the Y. c. presided.
Garfield Lodge No. 81 will confer the
RANK of Page tomorrow evening.
Palestine Lodge No. Z. r held its
first convention in its new quarters on
| Monday evening Nearly the entire mem
shin was present. A large amount of
| business was transacted and several
propositions were received. Str Knight
Guard having rendered his resignation,
Sir Kniaht W IL Banuister was appoint
ed to the position. Sir knight George
Earl was elected financial secretary TO fill
the vacancy caused by the death of hir
knight Chase. The division is making
great preparations for the visit of the two
divisions stationed at Bridgeport, Conn.
The next drill of the division will take
| place on Monday evening, April ~. The
drill will be witnessed by number OF
the prominent Knights in the city. On
Thursday evening the division under the
| command OF Sir knight Captain GustAve
paid q visit TO Grand Lodge and assisted
in the comforting of the rank OF Knight in
the amplitied form.
Black Prince Division gave an exhibit
ton driil in the Rosevilie Rink on Thurs
day evening al fair given by Orpheus
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