The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-05-10
rnRESrERs Or AMERICA.

Among those names mentioned for dele
gate to Brooklyn is that of 2. G. r. De
Rancy of Court Jersey City. He has
Leen an unseltish worker for the order
botu in his own court and out of it. He
is excellentiy qualified for the position,
and although only an alternate to the
State Convention his election seems al
ready assured.
Court Paulus Hook has three bright
aud good looking delegates to represent
it in the State Court, and there is no
doubt chat they will be heard from.
Brothers Bowen, Stout and J. McConnin
compose the trio.
Court Paulus Hook will give picnic
this summer with some new features as
usual. This court always has something
oyel at every entertainment they give.
The first annual excursion Of Court
Winfield of Bayonne will be held on Mon
day, July g. The Committee of Arrange
ments for the event comprise School
Trustee Charles c. Kane as president;
ex-School Trustee Andrew r. Donneu as
vice president; Councilman Mark Robin
son as treasurer; Joseph McCurnin as
financial secretary; james f. Gayagan as
corresponding and recording secretary:
Charles Langtree as sergeant-at-arnas, and
Brothers Richard Routn, James p Ken
needy, Robert NJ. Bird and George Morgan
Washington Park on the Hudson will be
the objective point for the outing, and
the pleasure seekers will enjoy the sail
aboard the steamboat Rochester and the
barge Susquehagtna.
The Grand Court will meet at Paterson
on Tuesday next Officers will be eject ed
and six representatives Will be selected
TO represent the Grand Court at the High
or National Court, which will convene ia
Brooklyn in August. There will be a
lively competition for the honors, as the
majority OF The delegates are earnest.
ambitious and able men and
like Barkis, are all willln', ana many wi IN
prosecute an energetic canvass 10 secure
the coveted prize. 1t will be jolly hustle,
and combinations will be numerous. Oae
OF the important matters 10 be discussed
Win be the revision of the laws. Sugges-
tions will be numerous, The indications
are it will be lively and interesting ses-
sion.
Hudson county delegates, alternates
and their guests intend entering Pater-
son in u body and will undoubtedly make
a favorable impression. They have en-
gagged band. The procession will form
al Roche's Hall on Tuesday morning
Those who participate will kindly recoi-
lect the fact that timeand train walt for
no man, aud the procession will move
promptly at nine o'clock % enable the del
egates 10 reach the Erie depot in time
TO catch the train. The march will be
from the hall direct to the depot The
delegates will meet at Roehe's Hall this
afternoon at two o'clock. All members
who intend attending the session of the
Grand Court can unite with the Hudson
county delegation on che payment of one
dollar, which will cover all the expe use
of transportation. The tickets and
badges will be distributed at the meeti ng
at Roche's Hull this afternoon The re
will be no time TO attend to 1t on Tues aay
morning. Hudson, being the banner
county in the State, should make big
turnout.
A ladies' circle Is being organized by the
members Of Court Pride of the Hill. The
preliminary meeting will be held within
fortnight.
What has become Of those earnest en-
thusiasts VINO were SO eager TO boom the
institution Their interest seems to have
died aud now they maintain dignified
but injurious silence to the order
Court Pride of the Hin Ehat--Bro.
Mahon feeds on opposition. Bro. Thomas
Brennan is faithful committeeman.
Did Malachi hold the floor all nights
Bro James Tanner Is busy Where was
Bro. Moran on Saturday nightr Gold.
smith Literary Society graduated man y
excellent slebAters. Bro. Gus Kaiser wi II
join the benedlcts. An estimaDle young
Ittly ef Lafayette 10 slle partner.elecf
Bro Ed. Morris informed Bro Dan
Coleman that he makes AZ elegant god