The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-09-27

avenue. opposite the County Courg HOUSE,
at halfspast one this afternoon. AZ
Ariity Chapter T. A. N. will have ITS
frat eonren ton since bhe summer reces s.
tomorrow evening. The MarA MASTER
degree Will be worked.
Birarn Lodge conferred the Master
Msssan1s Degree on Monday on William
s II German. Clerk of the Board or ri
nance. win entertained his brethren
after the meeting.
One Of the Oldest members Of the
Hiram Lodge WAS buried on MONDAY.
THE lodge was not notified of the illness
81 death az the brother until after the
funeral services were held. The de-
ceased was raised IN 1868, but had spent
many wears abroad. Inc funeral SER
vices were held at his home in this city.
Bayonne Lodge No. 90 resumed its regu-
lar communications on Thursday evening
after an fntermissfon Of four weeks. This
LODGE was the last in the county to call on
for the summer months. and 10 did no
business for period covering six weeks
Tkeu IL held one meeting and called on q
SECOND time. There was large atten-
dance &C Thursday evenings communl-
cation. The attractive features included
an rehabilitation of rituaiistic work.
After much earnest effort on the part
~ the brethren who lives in Bayonne
the transfer to that city of Anaity Chap
ter. No. 81. R. A. NJ, OF the Lafayette see
tion Of Jersey City has been accomplished.
The paraphernalia and other property OF
the organization is already stored away
in Arcanum Hall, at Avenue - and
Thirty-third street, Bayonne, the future
quarters Of the Chapter. Tomorrow
evening there viii be grand meeting
and house warming OF the organization.
The Mark Masters Degree VIII be con-
ferred upon two candidates. and COLA
lion will be spread after the ritualistic
- l,a( fnV
of the State will be present at the Tes-
tivities. NJ e. Companion Robert A..
Simpson. Grand High Priest of the State.
will officfate and be assisted by the other
grand officers. High Priest g. f. Bulen
intends making it a red letter day IN the
history of the chapter.
The shriners of Mecca Temple trav-
ersed the sands for lair last Thursday.
They went to Asbury Park to hold their
September session at the solicitation of
the Sens Ut the Desert In that locality,
who waited to tread the sands in the
orthodox style. On their arrival the 400
shrlners were escorted to the shore where
they gargIed their feet. 1t was a grand
day for the gargle, 1t was intensely
warm After the gargle they adjourned
to Educational Hall, where tne candi-
dates were received in proper form. A
banquet was served at Victoria Hotel
They returned By special train. Il was
happy cay
Teutonia Lodge contemplates seeking
more connections quarters. The rooms
IN Union Hall are too small for this pros
porous lodge.
Narick Lodge Is moving upward and
onward. It will be In the hunt. Brothe
Holmes of this lodge is fond of visiting
the sister lodges.
The schedule of official visitations by
the officers of the Grand Commandery,
Knights Templar of New Jersey. has
been issued The visiting officers are
Deputy Grand Commander William T
Muchmore, Grand Generalissimo Warren
Dobbs and Grand Captain General James
Mccain. Y. E. Sir w. +. Muchmore will
visit Hugh de Payens Commandery OF
this city on November II, De Molay of
Washington on December %, Couer de
Lion of New Brncs wick on December 9.
St. John of Elizabeth on January Z, Pill
grim of Hoboken on November %, E. Sir
Warren Dobbs will visit Palestine OF
Trenton on October %, Damascus of New
ark on December 10, Ado de st. Armand
of Morristown on November IS, Melita of
Paterson on October q. TRINITY Of Plain
He'll or November 8, K. Sir James Mccain
viii visit Helena of Burlington on No
Tember 3, Cyrene Of Camden on October
Is 1yanhoe OF Bordentown on November
is, St. Elmo of Lam bertyille on january
q, Cerson Of Asbnry Park OH February
IL. He has visited OliFet of Millville.