The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-03-01

was feature of the evening. The work
was performed to perfection by District
Deputy Thomas, assisted by Brother
Carson. acting as deputyamarsha An
Entertainment Committee was organized
aud the meetings of Protection Lodge
Nc. % promise to have a bright future in
dee E. Propositions are received now at
almost every meeting night and the out
look is more prosperous now than 1t ever
has been. Persons desiring to avail
themselves OF the benefits offered by this
lodge would do well to take an early adj
vantage of the improved condition
offered.
Brother Schoonmaker, don't you think
little lemon juice would benefit your
yoicer
DAUGHTERS OF LIBERTY.
Martha Washington Council held a
pleasant and profitable meeting on Fri
dav evening at Union Hail. Two propo-
sitions offered by Sister G. B. Ludlum
were received ana referred to commit
tee. After the regular meeting the mem
bers sat down to supper furnished by the
itself into dancing class. Brother E. D.
Strong introduced new step, which he
called the "High-water York." and after
considerable work managed to teach
Brother George Ludlum the step. much
to the surprise OF the LADIES.
evening was a very pleasant affair, and
we'll attended, Notwithstanding tue in-
cemency of the weather. Mr.. and Mrs.
G Fl. Burton, assisted by Miss Cora b.
burton and Miss Heath, entertained their
guests In fine style.
The Board of Officers OF the National
Council met yesterday afternoon at the
Office of the American Mechanic in New
York. The particulars OF the meetn g
have not yet been learned
Mrs. Alice $. Love of New York, a
member Of the National Council and one
of the orders most active members, was
reported as being In Pittsburg, aud was
entertained on Thursday OF last week by
Pride Of the West Council No. q.
1t Is hoped that Sister Ludlunl will not
forget to bring her head light" next
meeting.
We wonder how Brother and Sister
Bush got home Oh Thursday night Pay
ON the train, Bush?
An effort will shortly be made TO ar
range a series of visits to the councils OF
New York, Brooklyn aud Staten Island.
ANCIENT ORDER OF FORESTERS OF
AMERICA.
Court General Wayne No. 1857 met on
Thursday evening last and despite the
storm had very good attendance. ana
initiated three new members ~ "uu .p'e
nc ~ kcfGAAttOu w oSN&S
rangers of the old courts 70 see ohlei
Ranger John G. Dunn CONDUCT ehe en-,
tire initiation ceremonies without the aiu
of the ritual Brother Tolson OF cours
Harsimus who has been acting as SUP
chief in the absence of Sub'Chlei heilo
who has been confined to his nome of
rheumatism does exceedingly We'll.
Court Harsimus No. 7749 Will noiu lls
regular meeting tomorrow (hohqayl
night and will initiate ten new members
The material of which this court IS COM
pose tends largely TO give it what " GER
tainly deserves the name OF being one OF
the best courts in the State. Any mem
Der of the order will be agreeably sur
priset In visiting Court Harsmus TO see
how quickly and thoroughly the business
of court can be conducted and not Keep
tile members until an unreasonable nouf
every meeting night. This is largely Que
to its officers and their efficiency IN lheir
different positions.
The Foresters' Hall project. which mas
received the sanction OF the Grand Court
OF this State, should not be opposed py
any Forester having the orders wellpeing
the heart. Should 1t become an ultimate
success, and we have every reason to be-
iieve 1t will. the Foresters of this State.
and especially of this county. will be able
to congratulate themselves upon having
building that will be credit to their
order.
Members Of the Order of Knights of
Pythias who contemplate becoming For
esters could not 90 better than associate
themselves with Court Damon which, as