The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-05-31
RAP2 signs And GRIPS.
Grand Masonic District
Lodges The Final One.
ELK'S REUNION AND GRAND LODGE
psthiau, Forestic, Arcanum and
other Notes.
ks REuNl0N AND GRAND LODGE
rnRESrERs OF. AMERICA.


members who will faithfully serve The
Chief Ranger should be uau Of ability
and firtnness: not conceited aufocrat,
but one OF Judgment, who knows the
proper time TO drop the gavel and when
1t falls commands silence. Every court
in this country has an abundance of
material who can fill offices satisfactorily,
and If any error is made the blame will
rest on the thoughtess members. It is
not always the jolly, easy going member
who makes the best officer.
Coroner John Faherty expects to be
G. Il. after the next installations OF o Ulcers
Retain competent officers it you can. 1t.
! is not always wise TO make changes, and
when yoB do, be certain that their sue
cessors are ais9 loyal men of ability.
Court Pride of the Hill Chat Tickets
are out for the excursion on July 9.--The
Alderman talks seriously of matrimony.
There has been a brisk sale Of corn aud
buDi0n remedies during the past fort
night Brothers Moran and Finlon are
! forming the Jolly Fellows.--Lord Faunt-
leroy has faded away.-Brother William
Fenton faints at the sign Ice Cream -
The Iron Man catches on often now.--The
/ court deserves praise for its splendid
showing on Sunday.-Doe was non est.
| Why?-That banner, that bauuer.--Bro
ther Shanahau intends changing the
route.--Ask Malachi about the Siafnese
i twins. - Brother d. Smith does the nilii-
tary schottische Bow-The Blonde is
/ sailing. Brother Ed. Hogan did not re-
spond at roll ca1l--it was a lively meeting
1.-The list is dandy. Doc Tanner is
not ia it now.--Ben was OF
wrestling with that list. Moran is invest
| ing in lots on Randolph ayenue.-B Brother
Toner is candidate for sub chief
/ Brother Dunnigan, tho lost to sight to
memory Brother Moran is responsible
/ for the charge that Coleman is out OF it,
DR. Broderick has joined the absentees.-
4 The Constable had an important case on
| Sunday nignt.-The ball team will shortly
make its bow.--The courts representa-
! tives were not lost at the session Of the
/ Grand Court They were conspicuous.
aue were not left when the pInms were
/ distributed. Brother John Mcbride has
| the sympathy OF his brothers III the court.
Six new members were initiated at the
iasf meeting Brother Patrick Monahan
/ is the Apollo OF the court-Handsome
Gus WAS on hand at the last session.
Rising Star Circle No 81. Companions
/ of the Forest, will give is first aunual
picnic at Pohlmann's pavilion on Wednes-
day, June 10 handsome easy chair,
donated by Mullins & CO., will be voted
/ for and will be won by the most popular
] lady or gentleman present, the popularity
to be determined by the number of votes
cast. as the prize will go TO the one receiv
ing the highest number.
Every member should attend the next
meeting. Il will be an important one
Doc must keep the boys in line, there are
! signs OF wavering. Candidates are bob
bing up constantly and the coming cleo
ton will be lively one and few dark
i horzes will probably win.--The G.. R., s.
@. r. and F. S. will undoubtedly be re-
elected. Brother John Scanlon is favor
tie at the J. C. A. C.-Brother Jack
Lynch held Tournament, but if the jockey
had not also held him, Jack would have
been able to plunge more heavily on the
ball game Brother j. F. Murray is an
able financier.- Entertainment Com.
was, to putt mildly, confused. Did you
see Dawson on parade2-An excellent In-
yestigating Committee has been appoint
ed, Brothers D. J. Dever. P. j. Cotfey and
7. Gaughran comprise 1t.-Brother Bur
liston is loyal member and visits the
sister courts-The banner is up at last
The Iron M;u, Steam Gauge aud Consta-
Bile made great hits in oratOry. What
was it, what did you say; how about it.
All right and all right. How many
ticketss'
Bro. Gus Kaiser has affiliated with a
new court" and he has pledged himself
TO remain loyal to this particular court
for the remainder of his dayS-he was
married few days ago. He entertained
his friends at a reception last Wednesday.
May they live long and prosper.
Court Triumph has an excellent oresld-
ing officer in Chief Ranger Hepplestoue.
i He is an excellent parliamentarlan, and
has level head. Brother Curtis is one
of the energetic and willing members OF
this court, and never demurs wnen COM
mittee work IL imposed. lts sub chief Is
faithful and quiet lookout, always on
the alert for squalls aud quick to have
the craft ship-shaDe when they come.
Its recording secretary is not only a
handsome fellow, but he Is learned In
Forestic law, and is a clear, logical talker.
L nat
the team of tine Tanner Association next
Saturday afternoon. Betting Is even and
| brisk.
Court Harsimus initiated four at its
last meeting. Frank Muller, the we'll
known star bowler, was one OF the quar-
| tette.
Discard the ritual in the initiatory cere-
! monies and a deeper and better impress
4 sion will be made on the candidates. A
law to that fact should be adopted by the
national body at its session in Brooklyn.
Court Congress continues to build,
! although it is now mammoth structure
At its meeting on tuesday night twelve
new members were received and fifteen
propositions were read. This Court has
a mem bership of $50.
A delegation from Court Congress will
attend the picnic and games OF Court
Staten Island on June g.
| The proposed walking club in Court
Pride of the Hill has been abandoned
The project was killed by the long tramp
Of tender feet two weeks ago.
Court Triumph paid fraternal visit to
Court Pride OF the Hill and were given a
! hearty welcome. Chief Hepplestine was
in command of the large delegation from
the sister court
Ask District Deputy Vessels how many
secret societies be is active in ami he will
be compelled to halt and count them on
his finger tips. He is as popular in the
other fraternities as he is in the Forest
ers and always has good word to say
for this institution and its advantages
| There is not one that offers better in
I ducements.
Brother Martin J. Flynn is at the helm
| for the new Junior Court, and predicts
that it will be a big success aud become
magnificent recruiting station for the
senior order.
BENEVOLENT AND PROTECTIVE ELKS.
The sixth annual reunion and the Grand
| Lodge meeting Of the order ut Lansville,
| KY, was a mammoth success They
| owned the town and were given a royal
reception by the natives. The Governor
iAof the state, the Mayor and all the promi-
nenr officials and citizens joined tn maxi
| ing their guests comfortable and happy,
| and the EIks are delighted with the hos
| pitality of sOie Kaintuck." The magnifi-
/, cent Elk's Rest. at Cave Hill Cemetery,
| WAS dedicated .on Sunday. Monday was
| il general holiday, as the Mayor and Coun-
ell had adopted an ordinance making It