The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-07-12

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Camp Leon Abbott at Sea Grit.
The members OF Courts 6ienwood and
Hoboken will hold a re-unfon during ths
week at Sea Grit The two courts arr
principally made up of National guards
men,
be home for the next week. High Seere
tary La Pointe and he intend starting 6
Court Of Forestry in the vicinity Of Sea
| Girt.
Treasurer Sury, of Court Glenwood
viii spend TWO or three days of the COM
ing week with his numerous friends at
Sea Girt.
S. G. r. Doc Dunn and Brother Martin
O'Day, of Court Glenwood, received their
| commissions as corporals OF Company ID,
Fourth Regiment on Friday night. They
did the square thing for the boys at mine
host Garvey's, aud it was voted a pleasant
feature.
The recently elected officers Of Bayonne
Circle No. 1911, Companions of the Forest,
of Bayonne, were installed several even
ings ago in Odd Fellows Hall at Centre
vile. State Deputy j. ID. McHale, OF
Rising Star Circle, of Jersey City. con
Quoted the ceremonies. He was assisted
by District Deputy Frank Mcconnell, OF
Pride of New Jersey Circle, of Jersey
City. Delegations were present from
Pride of Bayonne, Pride of New Jersey
and Rising Star Circles. Previous to the
Installation three novitiates were in
itiated After the ritualistic work the
ladies of the circle and their friends in
duIged In a COLLATION. and music.
Court Pride OF the Hill Chat-The ex-
cnrsion last Thursday was one of the
finest that ever left this city. 1t reflects
credit on the committee having it in
charge. The iron man was in it with both
feet, so TO speak. Dom. you must feel
lovely. The Blonde was sailing, but
tfal
Postmaster John Haas has a party for
the Fishing Banks for Sunday night.
John gets there quite often.-Brother
John NJ Miller won the fat mems race.
The hundred yards dash was won by
William Fedlon. John j. Moran won
the two hundred and twenty yard
dash with ease and Joe Blackler
captured the half mile walk
Chief Ranger NJ. ). Kennedy knows how
to preside at meeting. His lengthy re-
marks and impartial manner in dealing
with subjects will be missed He
was an excellent otficer.-The Alder
man tried 10 keep shady, but
the boys soon discovered him.
The boys looked as fine as silk. They
work nobly.-Pay us visit next meet
ing night. You will learn something
Captain Kelly bears striking resem-
blance TO Captain McNulty of the Third
precinct Lord Fauntleroy seems to be
III lt.--I1Isu IhoSul brotner M. htdliu&,
of Generai Lafayette, and Past Chief
Ranger TrnmbulI paid us visit last
meeting. Brother Keating's remarks are
always bright and witty. Brother Owen
Fullan always seems to be happy oh,
James, how did you enjoy the dayf We
mean Brother Tanner didn't see him
after we passed He'll Gate
floor manager. But Steam Gauge Billy
was dabpling in dry goods. Delegation
from Court Brown of New YORK City and
other brothers from Commodore Barry
of Brooklyn were aboard and had a nice
time. Brother Ed Morris of His Place
was out of sight Thursday. Had a right
to stay up all night TO get in time.
Acting as a joint committee the trus-
tees of Courts Pride of Bayonne, No.
I, 1854. and Winfield, No. z 5S1, of Bayonne,
nave about decided to purchase from j.
Herman MahnkeH, as 4 site for @ large
Foresters' Hall, several lots at the corner
of Avenue and West Twentieth street,
that city.
The officers of Court Pride of Bayonne,
No. 1864 were publicly Installed several
evenings ago in Henrickson's Assembly
Rooms. There were present large dele
cations from Court Winfield, No 1889,
and Pride of Bayonne Circle. No. 1873,
Companions of the Forest. Speech max
ing, music and other enjoyable features
of entertainment followed the cere-
mony.
The members of Court Winfield. No.
1851, of Bayonue, held their first annual
excursion on Monday. Over thousand
pleasure seekers participated in the OUT
ing. The iron steamboat Colchester and
the big barge Susquehanna were used to
convey the throng to and from Washing
ton Park on the Hudson. The ladies of
Bayonne Circle No. 12l, Companions of
the Forest, had charge of the refresh
ment tables aboard the crafts, the Com
mittee of ARRANGEMENTS comprising Mrs.
Sarah Emery, Mrs. A. Smith. Mrs Isa-
bella Clark, Mrs. Mcclure, Mrs. William
Fl. Eakins, Mrs. Louis O'Leary, Mrs.
Louisa Benton, Mrs. Kissane. Mrs. NJ. A.
Benton, Miss Elizabeth Kane, Miss FItz-
patrick and Miss Carroll.
p. c. r. Cody, Of Court Glenwood, will
do large amount OF blowing during the
coming week. 1t will be on the fife at
camp Leon Albeit d. f. says his wind
was never in better condition.
INDEPENDENT ORDER OF ODD FELLOWS.
District Deputy Willets was out with
his net yesterday. His catch was not
known at late hour last night.
The new officers of Garfield Lodge
worked the second degree on three candf-
dates last Wednesday and did it in uni-
form 1t was done in great shape, and an
impression was made on the candidates
that was deep and lasting. Next Wednes-
day evening the third degree will be con
ferred on the three.
The officers of Sumner and Rising Star
Lodges were installed last Monday night
Ihe new officers of Hudson Lodge were
put through the mill by the d. ID. and his
staff.
The affable and talented brother,
Thomas Filzsimmons, of the District
Deputy's staff was himself installed this
week. He is the Prelate of Jersay City
Lodge, K. of p. Tom is competent OIL
Ger ana favorite
The officers of John p. Entwisle Lodge
were installed on Thursday evening by
u. d. G. NJ. Rodman and his well chosen
staff. Its officers are:--N. g., James
Hoagland; v. c., John Hierspiel; II. s.,
". X. Wolberton; r. S. n. g., George
Ross; L. ). n. g.. Joseph Grimm; r. S.
v. g.. Charles Kraffo l.. S. v. g., John
Loves; /. G., John Erhart; o. g., Charles
harchner; Warden, Henry Drey; Con-
auctor, John Pennington; chaplain,
Fred Hitner. After the Installation the
Noble Grand invited the guests
they were numerous-to the dining
room OF the Lafayette House where an ell
egant collation. was served by mine host
Kaiser. A musical entertainment as at
tracuive as the feast was given. Messrs.
Hayell and McKiernan Of Newark gave
selections on the banjo, xyiophone and
bells Mr.. Hayell sang several comic
songs, and did it so we'll that he was re-
peatedly encored. Brother Brown of Lin
coin Lodge sang Kathleen and 81 have
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