The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-07-26

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new lodge recently instituted at
Waterbury, Conn, By Grand Chancellor
Hull. IS composed OF 20 Frencnmen. and
rue work is being exemplitied in the
French language. This is the nrst lodge
in this country to use French.
AT the last session of the Grand Lodge
Of Arkansas an amendment TO The consll-
tuition allowing no one to vote Dul Past
Grand officers. officers of the Grana
Lodges and representatives was adopted.
+ The election Of Grand officers being held
I az the session of the Grand Lodge Inc
Past Chancallors have no voice IN the
convention or selection OF officers except
through their representatives.
Hudson Lodge No. 81 held q good and
welfare session on Thursday evening. Z.
G. Meakin conducted the ceremonies.
The excellent singing OF Brothers DOW
ing and Hunneu was one Of the most
pleasing features of the evening. Z. G..
Snyiar. the professor. of music OF the
lodge. rendered some very excellent solos
on the organ. Interesting remarks were
made BY p. Cs. Addaman. Gould. Me-
Ginley. Chevelian, 2. D. d. G. O. Miller
and others. The session proved TO DC q
very happy one.
Heboken Lodge No. LOG will hold fun
eraI services over one of their Oldest mem
bars, Brother Lundren, tomorrow. Inc
lodge Will assemble at its Castle Hall at
two O'clock D. N. Every brother OF the
order IS invited to attend.
Rathbone Lodge at its next convention
will confer the ranks OF Esquire and
Knight on one candidate, ID. D. q. G.
AtcDonough will confer the ranks, which
promises to be Pythian treat
Grant Lodge, No. 80, held an interest
ing convention on Thursday evening: IN 9
membership turned out III good force; y.
G. Van Antwerp conducted q very enjoy
able good and welfare. Among the
many visitors was noticed g. !. 6 Ralph
ponath, who made some very interesting
remarks ON the good of the order. Al
the next convention the rank Of Knight
will be conferred III the regular form,
the amplified work being suspended for
tons were received, four candidates be-
ing before the lodge for the coming
month
Bay. View Lodge No. 81 heldits cenven-
ton on Tuesday evening. d. D. g.
Nc Dnnough paid them an official visit
and gave them some wholesome advice.
Ehe attendance at the conventions OF this
lodge is not what 1t should be, the
brothers themselves being lukewarm.
U.s. Glark and Trotter OF woodland
Lodge and p. G. Campbell and V. G. Pat
tersosa Of Rathbone Lodge.
Centenary Lodge No. 100 has selected
the following officers for the ensuing
term:-P. c., Charles Schrolls g. c..
Gray: NJ. of f., p. Schwarz; Ma, Mel
vim Zimmerman. Their next convention
viii be held ON the first Friday in
August. These are good officers.
Palestine Division Ne. held practice
drill at the Greenyillo rink on Monday
evening Forty members were in the
ranks and one OF the most instructive
drills ever given by the Division was held.
Captain Steup was In command. The
drill consisted Of the display movements,
school of the company and sword manual
a drill of the drill corps of tine divisions
WAS also held on Friday evening a6 the
Avenue House. Twenty-four members, q
full corps. were in line. The Division IS
rapidly recruiting its ranks with some Of
the best material in the city. 1t will pa
rads the largest division at The annual
parade in September. On Monday evening
the division will attend the picnic of
Lafayette Lodge, No. 20, at the Green
vile Sehueizen PARK and give an exhibit
lion drill. The members are ordered TO
report TO the Sir Knight Guard at the
Park at eight o'clock sharp, full dress
uniform, helmet and white gloves. The
subject of building an armory for the
division is being discussed.
Colonel Rhodes and staff. escorted by
Unity Division of Elizabeth and its drum
aud fife corps, will pay an official visit to
Palestine Division during the coming
month"; Great preparations are being
maze by Palestine,s boys for their recep-
ton. A parade through The principal
streets of the city will be given, followed
by reyiew drill and dress parade at
GreenvilIe Rink.
The Hudson County Pythiau Relief and
Employment Association will hold a reg
uiar monthly meeting in the Castle Hail
Of Jersey City Lodge, Wednesday. July
A husband or father who is a member
Of the order of Knights of Pythias and
does not join the Endownment Rank is
neglectlng his family 70 q greater extent
than he probably imagines. Think what
small denial it would take to keep up a
s., 600 policy on his life, and also think
how much better the condition OF his
family would be after his death il he con-
meet himself with this insurance branch
of the order. Section No. SO. located in
Jersey City, is very hourishing section.
The Secretary, Brother Chas. Marks of
Lincoln Lodge, will furnish all desired in
formation.
Friday evening the d. D. g. c. will
exemblify the work in Hancock Lodge.
Every member Of District No. is re-
quested to be present.
Let every member Of the order OF
knights of Pythias in districts and q
attend the picnic of Lafayette Association
ut Schuetzeu Park, Greenvilie, tomor row
evening Palisade Division, Unifor med
Rank, will give drill and dress parade
Under command of Captain Steup. The
regular meeting of the division will be
POSTPONED until Monday, August 10.
C.. G.. Joe Locke will surpr Use the
members or Kathbone when he bak es the
chair again. Joe is hard at work on The
Risual
p. C. Reinhardt was the happiest
knight in the city on Monday evening
He might have been seen driving his
celebrated trot6er through Newark ave-
nue., attached to a handsome turnout
filed with children.
Harry Smiths good'wife has placed the
following notice on the outer door of his
residence:--"At home to his friends every
Saturday evening from ten to twelve D.
H. Harry Is the standby of. ali secret
s ocieties in the city. When that house
warming CONS off, You will see assembled
X. P's, O. F's, Ms. K. of NJ, d. OF r.
and members OF many other lodges pre- s
emit They all say Harry Is ours
Z. G. Earle of Lincoln Lodge is spend
ing the heated term at Asbury Park.
Sir Knight George Earle has returne q
TO his summer residence near Phillips
burg.
?. s. Schroeder will lead the bugie
corps at the picnic Of Lafayette Assocla-
tion.
Brother Stewart, of Lafayette, is taking
lessons in oratOry. He will deliver his
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