The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-01-04
knights aE pYTHIAs.

present. This is a far better showing
than some Of the older lodges made on
election night. The following of1ic ers
were elected:-C. O., A. Wilson; V. c.. j..
c. Stademau; e. of r. 81 s., H. Brinker-
hoff; NJ. of f., W. II. Mead; NJ. OF E., G..
Earl; trustee. w. Myers; representative,
p G. NJ. Hanna; alternate, z. G. w. H.
Mead; Committee on Widows and Or
phans' Fund. Brothers Mills, Myers and
Patterson, physician, DR.. Charles 3. Put
man, The officers elect are good ones,
and under their management Rathbone
Will continue to boom. There are sew
eral features in this lodge which take
we'll with the people and do great deal
30 increase the membership. Tue most
prominent of these is that of having q
regular lodge physician, SO that at very
slight cost the members can have medi-
cal attendance. Remarks Were made
during the good of the order by p. G. G.
kidder and others. Next Tuesday even
ing the officers will be installed by ID. d.
6. G. Stephen Van Wart. banquet.
will follow the ceremony.
HOboken Lodge, No. LOG. held we'll at.
tended convention on Monday evening.
There was fair delegation of visiting
brethren present. p, G. Berriau, secre-
tary OF the Hudson County Pythian Re-
lief and Employment Association, pre-
scented to the lodge copy OF the bylaws
Va tfl5 NaS1GtAti0u- 4 LAG tAlC61 IA CD UCA
unanimously adopted without debate and
draft was drawn in favor of the ASSOC
citation. The president, p. G. Gustave
Steup, made few remarks explanatory
of the scheme. The election or officers
was held with the following result: Z. O..
p. 9. L. Schroeder; v. c., A. Fl. Glous-
teiu; prelate. Louis Christ; NJ. at A., 7.
Cook; NJ. of E., P. G. ]. w. Mehl; X. of
r. and s., =. G. j. A. Demarest; trustees
us munths). p. G. 7. Downing; (6 months),
p. G. j. Galloway; representative, p. =.
John Logan; alternate. z. G. g. A. De-
marest. This lodge proved to be an ex-
ception from the rule, as there were nu-
merous candidates for every official
chair. At the next. convention the
officers elect will be installed by
d. ID. q. c. John Tracy and the
usual good aud welfare will be held. Ho-
boken may be proud of her selections.
p. G. Schroeder has served the lodge as
X. of r. and S. for number of years and
is weil-tried officer. He will make a
good presiding officer aud will no doubt
do credit to his lodge.
Woodland Lodge No. 5, held on We'd
nesday evening well attended conven-
ton, at which nearly every lodge in the
city was represented. ID. ID. G. G.
Stephen Van Wart assisted by the fol-
lowing staff Installed the officers elect for
Of No Il. q q q n r Refford. of No
5. G. p. nj. McDonough. of No. s: G. NJ
at A., j. g. Wilson, of No. SO; Il. M. of E..
2. G. G., G. H. Kidder, of No. 5; G. NJ. of
f.. u I. Woodruff, OF No. 5; G. Il. OF r.
I. Lawrence. of No. S: e. o. g.. A. 81
Trotter. of No. 5. The officers Installed
were:-P. G, W. Jackson. G. q. 81 Will
Jams; V. c., A. Hawkins; prelate, W.
jenkins; 4. of Il. and s.. S. B. Mckee;
PAUL 1 G., n. Romer; o. G., A. E.
Trofter. Al the conclusion of the cere-
mony ID. D. g. g. Van Wart made some
very Instructive remarks. He concluded
bv presenting past chancelIors' Jewels in
behalf Of the lodge to the retiring a e..
W. jackson. and The NJ. of q. ]. Knoeller'
The pair responded in q happy manner.
rank of KNIGHT on FRIDAY evening in the
presence OF large number of Visiting
brethren. The officers elect Of this lodge
will be installed next Friday evening
Jersey CITY Lodge No. is. at its conyen-
ton held On "Wednesday evening elected
the following officers.--C. q. r.. e. i. NJ.
ButIer: ". o.. J, Donovan: prelate. ]
and s.. p. G. G. Solonaan; M. Of q. p. C
+, r. Rurnles: N. Of Il. II. A, Greene.
trustee. E' Stone: REPRESENTATIVE p al
j. ~ Kent. and alternate. p. c. r.. S. TIL
dem The officers elect will he installed
on Wednesday evening. The retiring IL.
of Fl. G. Stanton. having served five
wears in that position. win receive the
horors Of a Past Chancellor. The com
mittee on the Joint entertainment for the
benefit OF Che late Brother J. j.. Daytonis
family ia making great preparations for
that event. The ENTERTAINMENT will be
held on Tuesday evening. January 20. az
Roche's Hull. The lodge expects to turn
out in full siren 9Th on Tuesday. January
~, when it viii pay fraternal visit to
Henry Clay Lodge. Of Newark.
convention on Friday evening. The At
fendance was GOOD. ID. ID, a G. John
Tracy. assisted by p ID. d a. G. Theo-
dore Miller. Installed the following Off
cers.-P O. w ri Downs. q q F, w
Wilson: y. IL, q. Van WAGNER: prelate
Railev. NJ at s M +, Preston. trus,
tee. q. w Petit: K. Of r. and 81. d. q
Rjchards. M If r ! ( C,Donnall. AZ If
a Rlizzard. renresentafive p 81 8
O,Donnell: alternate. p q. a. ] Doane
Cincinnatus LODGE No. 32 held its an
nual election for officers on Monday even
ING. Tine following were the fortnnata
cansltdates:~Cs q w n Grant. y q 7
+ Pursall. nrelate. p 6 + Mitchell. NJ
at 4 T 'rntlov. NJ Of n p q T On
more, NJ nf n p {, Rronson. x ~ =
and & T. r, a I,ana.trnstaa T RT.o,,;s.
re rem tatiye' p q. Gilmore: aitarnste'
u r, Rransar ilbav viii he i,,sraIIaa ~.
n,orro Nv s evsning Ivy :" - - 'A-ssaA''1 W
Hndson T ,odge No az az tho convan-
lion bald IN fsI,rtatmas ave,;,sg $1,000
the folintyi,,o ofI;cers 4, n PC n NJ M
Alderman: y. C. William Meakin nr e'l