The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-12-06

TltaliOn NJ IT. next meeting 10 assist one
q 9ns niIl lodges ii eoaterrlng The rank
uf kui4HE
Calaurhe Division held their first scci.
able IN FridAy evening" It was well at
tended by VISITING Sir Knigfts from the
First Rsgimenr. H will be repeated next
nogth. This division drilis every We'd
nesday evening mad VIII be III good time
BY the time tie Supreme Lodge VIII
meet, when they expect 10 take to Kansas
City Il full division
PalsHdc Association held meeting on
saturday evening and selected uniforms.
1t will be ready Tor Institution before the
close of the year At the next meeting
OF the association officers will be elected
IoT the new division
a division az ths uniformed rank will
s:,ou he Instituted Ia Bloomfield. Black
Prince Division has received an invita-
ton from Eureka Association to visit
them and give an exhibition drill for the
purpose OF assisting the scheme. The
Held anu stuff officers viii also be
present.
The formation Of the new division in
Harrison 10 be connected with Ethlc
lodge is doing we'll AT the meeting on
Monday evening Il practise drill was
held The division will be ready for In
stiiution before many days.
The new division to he connected with
Grant Lodge win mold its drills in Metro
poiitan Hall, GreenyilIe. This is rem
dered necessary.
Black Prince Division 10 mas fur
nished a quart OF honor for tile remains
OF Brother Peter j. Cruiser every day
since his death.
Lincoln Assembly No. 4 Pythian Sis
tefhood held its regular meeting on
Wednesday evening. Several ladies were
admitted. The new bylaws were adopted.
A fancy hazaar will be held In the lodge
room on Wednesday. Dec. u.
Caianthe Assembly No 5 Pythian Sis
terhood held its regular convention on
Wednesday evening. A numberof ladies
received the degree
Tine annual inesting Of Section SO En-
dowment Rank will be held at FraDkIyn
Hall on Tuesday December Is Officers
Will be elected The present officers are
president, Sidney Gould; secretary,
Charles Marks: both will be reelected.
The unwrirfen work was exemplified by
Supreme Representative ]. r. Rutan at
the session Of Covenant Lodge Oh Monday
evening last. The lodges in Districts
Nos. 8 and 2S sent large delegations.
Tue reception OF Palestine Division was
we'll attended by The members of the
lodges in Dist lets No. and "a.
Was it n K. of z. lodge or IndIian lodge
In Orient Hall on SATURDAY. evening last?
What say you, "Wapwaps?"
p G. Demarest of Henry Clay was
member of the endowment rank and his
widow will receive s., 900 from the order.
The Minnesota Grand Lodge at its last
session passed a resolution that makes it
obligatory npon every officer eject of a
subordinate lodge TO memorize the ritual
in his own particular station before he
can be installed.
One of the most Important amendments
to the constitution To be brought before
the Grand Lodge will be the discArding
OF the ritual br subordinate lodges.
A meeting OF District No. 0 will be held
during the last week in Janua TO select
district deputy grand chancellor to sue
coed the present incumbent, j. Il. Ber-
rian. This convention will be an import
ant one. il being on the eve of the Grand
Lodge meeting, which VIII be held in
Trenton during February.
The latest in Lincoln is a band. Look
out brothers. they say they will surprise
you. Pete Hibbardwill be the leader ana
play second banjo. Uncle Uriah Day, the
original, will play first hanjo; Professor
Higgons, the flute; Len Pelloth. the yio-
lin; Lounde Connett the cymbals: j.
Berrian. the b IS drum. while George
Point will be keeper of scores Oscar will
take care OF Billy. They will be open for
an engagement on New Years evening
G. l. G.. Ralph Donath will be elected
G. NJ at A. by very handsome
majority.
sive preparations for the Installation of
officers. which will take place on Thurs
day evening, January z. It will be
public.
p. Il. c. Ola Mar, of New York, paid
short visit to this city on Friday as the
guest of p. G.. Gustave Steup.
As Indians the members of Grant
Lodge are big success. They also know
what good chowder is.
Man of Much Brains Won Gruben
looked noble on Saturday evening. He
was assistant chief of the chowder club.
Hoboken's Damon and Pythias. Latter
and Demarest. were much admired at
Palestine's reception for the ease and
grace with which they walked through
the lancers.
When viii Sir Knight George W. P.
learn to dance?
Brothers Dunlap and Ross of LAFAYETTE
will don the buttons OF the Uniformed
r INK at the next convention OF the Di-
vision.
Where. o where. is the junior P. c. of
Lafayette
u. G. Smith is coaching his son In the
beauties of Pythianism. The son is now
a full fedged Knight. Hoboken Lodge is
to be congratulated on the advancement
of the Smiths
Brother w. A. Snooks of Rathbone
Lodge has returned from Princeston, n. J..
where he attended The wedding reception
OF his friend. Mr.. w. Jemison.