The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-06-14

the several subordlnate Councils the1s
views OF the snbjset
A motion 70 make the term 81 repre-
seAtatiFes to Grand Councils tNo yeAx3
Instead Of ene year, was knocked emf
Inc committee VINO sign the eertEiinate0f
identity, In the event OF the death Of
brother, VIII now have 70 make afI1dATit
u the same. The following resolve WIS
adopted: Tint the 23d day OF dune Of
each year be designated As Royal Area
nam Day, and thar the rnanrrr of It'll or
servanee be discretionary with each
Strand or subordinate Council. As 8
stimulus 20 growth and enthusiasm We
commend q general participation. On the
part Of all loyal brothers Of orr CREST
fraternity"
The net gain durin9 the year 1890 pas
IL, 1858 and S2s1l7. Sg2 20 was paid for de4tA
benefits The election Of officers resulted
as follows
Supreme Regent. Charles F. L.orine,
Massachusetts; Supreme Vice ReRen nc,
4. 4. g Miller, Illinois; Supreme Orator.
y W. Hazzard. Pennsylvania. Gupkeme
secretary, NJ. o, Robson. Maaaach ueetls;
Supreme Treasurer, e. A. Skinner, New
York; Supreme Chaplain, G. @, Spencer,
Connet5icut: Supreme Cutie, e M
Schoyver, Maryland; Supreme Wardsus
biAscoat Myracks Georgia. Supreme san
icy, George w. Bali, Indiana. Conn
inittee on Enance:A. 7. Tnrners Irs.
Massac llusesss; q: 2 Ingersoa, New
aork; and w L. Douglass. New Jersey.
CoAmEttee Oh I4awsJ T. B1t.sf,
Massachusetts; J. Il Pound, New
York: ard E. Coleman Wisconsin.
Committees on AppeelssH h Masse.
New Iorg. Warren Tashen. Onraric, Ard
trustees Sumner AfDes. Nnsaaehnsetss s.
= Il Lnarl0ek. New Jersey. and ]. W..
hernaid, Illinois The following saiSriaa
viii be paiss:-5upreme Regent, - 900;
Snpresne Flee Regent. 1868: Snp<ese
secretary, $1,000 supreme Treasures,
the nleznbers Of rhe COMMITTEES On LAHS
aud State Of the Order win each EeceIra
$s5s CAalrmun Committee On #inAnce re-
ceiFes $3.50 and the Others 500
About thirty of the Grand Goan6il
officers assembled &c 50 A0ntgozIzery
street last Wednesday evening Id -
sponss to the call Of Grand Regent Nc
Dowell. Tor the purpose DC taking orer
the work for TAG present year. The Grand
Regent, IA caiifisE the meeting 70 oxs<er
said that ne had requested Tbs brothers
70 De present IA order that Il general talk
might be had aud the variou expres-
sious Of opinion uotcd. ~ the end
that piazis might be asiopt8d
whereby tie work could be carried on
with greater success than erer and that
New Jersey would Sill continue 10 hola
her pfasent grand position is tae banner
Ter had grown to sncn enormous proper
lions. the tremendous increase ii n1<.u7-
bership and general upbuilding Of the
entire OTsier, had reached sacil STAGE
that il had become necessary tor the
adoption Of new plans Of carrying
on the work. Deputy Cream OF Izsa-
ton, said thar his experiences 81
tire past two y@ars had taught him tn41
nothing wonfd help the weaker councils
more than frequent FIsitafions. Htlife
We in Cur cities. with our large member
ship, can visit each other and cultivate
feelings Of fraternity, Inc councils III tie
outlying districts are not 50 favored.
Grand Irnstse Meadeis sfignesEed that
the deputies wnen visiting should seud a
personal Invitation to each member, re-
quesklng mis- presence. This being
little oat OF the ordinary might serve to
ana bring him out Deputy HefheTt
lad q similar iaea Depuxq
NaKeilsid believed ia zettsng al tha
droaes through their sEoniaelss and also
suggested the division OK towns into Sec
TONS aud esA wasting COMMITTEES placed
in charge Of each secti0l- Deputy JacoAns
Of Stanh0pe tnoughs sae soeiai ana ira
terna feelings ought to be made greater
feature, As osher orders IN the upper part
OF the St8te were making IL a special fea~
tuFe WITH mach success Deputy feisf
was in favor Of public meetings IN each
meetings Brother Nreeiana advocated
the using OF the newspapers TO their ut
most extent, and TO have district f1eet-
ings for the officers OF the councils 10
wake tnem up, aud through them get the
otfi5T ni@nlbsrs interested. Grand 5eefe
tary Aiberts aud State Medical Examiner
Morris gave some interesting advice IN
regards 70 reducing The number OF re5ec-
ti0ns, aud tie meeting terminated. Tina
new officers al seem 20 % deeply inter-
ested IN the work, and che prospects are
bright Tor another successful year Ii this
state.
Guiding Star Council No. 522 held al
enjoyable meeting on Monday sveaiia &.
IN response TO an Invitation good num-
Der OF the members OF Pioneer Council
No. p were present, besides delegations
from stanley Council OF New York and
Jersey City Council M 50. Two appli-
cants were admitted, one BY card, ard
Two applications received. Speeches were
made by Graad Trustee kaufman. Grand
Guide Baxter, Grand Sentry Nixon and
Wee Regent Bzttev. Orator Miller Of
STANLEY Council, ReSen1 Purcell OF Pl-
oneer and Brother Gossin recitess Brother
Francis told some fanny stories, aad
everybody Voted 1t a pleasant evening
Jersey City Council No. So will meet on
Tuesday evening 0ae candidate will be
Initiated.
brother Francis never fats to ret Oh
the f0i.ovlsE:-. Tnat rensnus me ct
story, etc. etc" and then you get it,
Grand Regent Mcdowell and stHif will
MAKE an official visit TO Seth Boytlea
Council No, 1856 on Thursday night AZ
Believille.
Grand Secretary Aiberts mas issued the
proceedings or the last Grand C0uncis
session. L covers sevenfy-five Dages and
is very complete. The new rosters ara
also out
Ii has been sugges ted that the councils
Ia the city mite and give joint excnf-
sion. 1he idea is practicable one, 1tiG
If good day WAS chosen taa event colzid
be made grand success Labor Day has
been mentioned. aud we think il w0nid
be a good selection. The Councils should
take the matter Mp ana see il the idea
caaEot be carried out The members and
their families would have a whole dag .
enjoyment, and any stranger VINO hap
pened TO be On board would get SO much
knowledge OF the order that they woaid
gladly sign an application.
Pioneer CouncA No. p will meet On
Thursday night at q and * Newark aye
nue.. and Pavonia Council viii meet On
The same evening ia the Third NatiOaaI
Bank building. corner Erie street and
Pavonia avenue. Both councils VIII
have Invitations.
The election of Brother CharlocS as
Supreme Trustee, and Brother Douglass
20 the COMMITTEES on Finance, will give
New Jersey four representatives il the
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