The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-01-11

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lodge. chat they may know where the
member is. and III what condition Of
health he may be in at that time. The
plan is good one and the meetings al
ways prove to be Interesting:
Past Supreme Chancellor William
Ward has been elected q director in the
Building and Loan Association OF New
ark 10 I'LL The vacancy caused by the res
ignation of President George w. Povey.
The choice is an excellent one.
d. D. G. c.. j. G. Cheatle has installed
the officers of every lodge in District No.
3 during the past week, The ceremonies
have been given in an exceedingly agree
able manner, rendered more so by the
presence of Black Prince Division, which
has accompanied the ID. ID. G. G. during
the. entire week. The drilling Of the
division has been well done and they
have gained many friends by their fine
appearance.
There is every reason to believe that
z. z. Ralph Donath will be elected grand
inner guard without the contest being
carrie to the Grand Lodge floor. The
returns win not be positively known
until the session opens, as they win be
delivered into the hands OF the Conn
mittee on Elections the evening before
the session.
No better selection for the presidency
OF the Pythian Relief and Employment
Association could have been made than
z. G. Gustave Steup. Aside from his
being within call at all hours of tue day
or night. he is one of the most energetic
and best informed knights in the city.
d. D. g.. G. Christian Geiger, German
District No. 2, called a district meeting
on last Monday evening in the castle hall
OF Garfield Lodge No. ~, III Hoboken, for
the purpose OF selecting past chancellor
to recommend for district deputy for the
ensuing term. There was good
attendance of the members and the result
a Coia ~ 10 Aytr T.rfrl eru
who has been Il. OF r. and S. Of Garfield
Lodge for the past ten years and is a most
careful and trustworthy officer. Garfield
will lose well tried officer and will find
il difficult to replace him.
The scheme advanced by THE SUNDAY
NEWS short time ago, in reference to
the formation of bowling teams in the
various lodges is now being discussed.
Woodland Lodge is about to form team.
and other lodges will no doubt follow.
Wake up, boys; let us have bowling
match for sohle suitable trophy.
The Senator is now the v. G.. of Lafay-
cite. He is taking huge doses Of :" Cush.
ing and will soon be styled the parlia-
mentarian of the lodge He has already
lost ten pounds in weight by his study Of
the difficult questions that are being
brought TO his notice for decisions.
p. G. T. Mcponough, of Woodland No.
5, will probably be selected as the next
d. ID. g. G. of District No. 81. He will
make good one. brothers.
p. 9. j. G. Berrian has learned from
experience that in order to be the organ
ist of Grant Lodge he must be an aero
bat; also That is not safe to visit out of
town lodges without body guard or his
full name strapped on his back to en-
tighten some of our bright detectives as
to his identity.
Dan Davis of RaJhbone, it il said, as
pires to the stage. He has already secured
an engagement as master of properties.
He will now be known as Prof. Davis.
p. C. John Wilson takes the bun as
the best G. M. at A. District No. q has
ever produced. The p. Q. is well up IN
tactics, and becomes the sword and belt
very much.
p C. j. Andrews is the model Drelate
of District No. "a. When he carefully
takes mis- position he is sure to command
the attention of every member present
Andy has served two years on the staff
as 2. q.
Brothers Dick, of Hoboken, and Crop
sey. OF Hudson, make good team in tell
ing humorous stories. They are good
after dinner entertainers.
2. G. Mehl was very anxious to obtain
the secret Of the sublime degree of II. +.
from p. G. Butler, but it was no go. We
would suggest to the p. G. that be pay
a visit to Woodlawn Lodge. There he
can be enlightened
p. d. D. G. c. Joe Weinthal paid visit
to his home lodge on Monday evening.
1t Is not necessary to state that Joe was
well received. Joe Is a. good tRiker aud
the boys delight 60 listen TO him. Come
often. Joe.
Where was P. G. Louttreil. the orator Of
Hoboken? He should have been there to
see the boys go through.
p. g.. l.. M. Butler desires to know the
meaning of the term u. +. as applied to
HIM. We will inform the r. G. that he
has not vet received all the light neces-
sary TO full f1edged H. +. or sixth de-
gree member. Try it once more. Lem.
p. ID. ID. G.. G. and Sir knight Theodore
Rooney" Why don't Si he drown row, her Grand and
relieve his mind of great burden
P. c. George Pulls makes dandy
master alarms, but he should be in uni
form and wax up that mustache little;
IL would improve his STYLE y
d. ID. G. G. John Tracy can look back
on his term of office and say Wen sloae,
thou faithful servant. john. you have
done well The ritualistic work in your
hands has been well rendered and you
certainly have earned a long rest byyour
faithfulness. We hope to see good
attendance at old Cincinnatus.
p. ID. ID. G. @. Theo. Miller has been on
the staff Of the retiring D. d. G. G. dur
ing his entire term. AS preiate he cannot
be beaten. What say you. brothers. is he
not good?
III TIC tfSuI Ol OdptalU t1uSLaEe SCeuD 4
being elected colonel OF the First Regi-
nent, U. r., K. of P, Sir Knight Lieu
tenant Lyman Brown will be the next
captain Of the division The lieutenant
certainly deserves his promotion and
would do great credit to the division
1t is now p G. Stage, of Hoboken. We
congratulate the p c. on his prefermelft.
The p. @. certainly did well as presiding
officer and has fairly canned the honors
beetowed upon him.
Jersey City Lodge No Is will be we'll
represented at the Graud Lodge by P. G.
John +. Kent The lodge is to be con
graduated on it's choice.
r, q. e. Coghill took his honors very
easy. He will make a good master-a5-
arms. M
Brother Lawrence, of Jersey City Lodge
No. Is. and at present resident OF Spark
hill. n. Y. was surprised few days
since by the members of the SparkhiIl
Turtle Club, who, in token OF the esteem
IN which the worthy brother was held,
presented him with "a very handsome
watch chain with the emblem OF The
Order of Knights Of Pythias attached.
Brother Lawrence was indeed surprised,
and never grows weary of showing his
brethren his present, OF which he is justly
very proud.
p. G. Hats Vessels mourns the loss of
his dog Kaiser The p. G. is rather
absent-minded at times. Recently he
took his pet out for a promenade but re-
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