The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-01-11
hNIGHTS OF PfTHLAS.

crowded ont OF this issue and will appear
IN The JERSEY CITY NEWS tomorrow.
KNIGHTS OF PTTHIAS
Lincoln Lodge No. SO held its conven-
tiou on Thursday evening. There was an
unusually good attendance. D. ID. g. G.,
John Tracy. assisted by @. " c., L. Pei
10th: g. Prelate, T. Miller; G. NJ at a.,
J. Schroeder installed the following OIL
GERS for the ensuing term: e, ].
Earle; Preiate, G. Higgons, r 4. OF
r. and S., 6. w Point, 2. G.; NJ of y,
P. Lynch: NJ. OF c., p. c.. VIM. Allen; N.
at A, g. Zyfers, Jr.; |. e., e. zyfefs, q.
G., j. Edwards, P. G. William X
Allen. p. c.. received his past chancellor
degree. After the installation the mem
beers Of the lodge were entertained by the
e. C., G. Steup, with an elaborate lunch.
The sick benefit ASSOCIATION is booming,
several new members being accepted.
This lodge will shortly receive visit
from Black Prince Lodge of Brooklyn.
At the nex5 convention the ranks OF
ESQUIRE and Knight will be conferred.
Hudson Lodge No. 81 was visited by d.
ID G. c., j. Tracy on Thursday evening,
who insisted by 2. d. ID. G. c., T. Miller,
installed the officers elect. TAe working
team Of this lodge is doing well and will
soon be in readiness to take part IN the
work OF the lodge.
The ofiicers-eiect of Plato Lodge No. 1872
were installed on Friday evening by d.
ID. q. G. J. e.. Cheattie, assisted by full
staff from Black Prince Division in full
uniform, the ceremonies were very inter
estihg, the installing officers beiug well
posted ID the work After the installation
the members were entertained at Brother
Relnhart's hostelry In handsome man
nef; songs or humorous character,
speeches and recitations were the
order of the evening. There was
qnite large delegation present
from La Mancha, Washington. Henry
Lincoln OF Jersey City was represented
BY p. G. $. Steup and Berriaro. The
castle hall is rather an interesting one.
It IS iiued out with rifles and cannons.
which has a tendency to excite the candi-
dates to a lively degree.
Grant Lodge No. SO held its regular con-
yentlon on Thursday evening. There
vas q large attendance. d. D. Q. G.,
Stephen Van Wart, assisted by z. G. G..
+. II. Smith. No 5; g. " c., T.. Melon
ough, No. 5; o. Prelate, J. Andrews. No
So G. M. at a., J. Wilson, No. SO; g. K.
of X. and s.. j. g. Berrian. No. So; @. NJ.
Of e.. w. Mitchell. No. 80; G. M Of F., j.
w. Smith, No. SO; G. L e., ]. p. Sayre,
No. so; G. O. G., Fl. FIerich. installed the
following officers: p. G. J. Roberts; G.
G., d. Cross; v C., y. L. Van Antwerp;
prelate, w. d. Blake; K. of r and S,
W. r. Won Olhoehs N u 43 n&s II.
pelaneys NJ. OF D.. H. B. Hitchcock;
III. at A., w. B. SprouI; L g.. w. Rose,
Jr,; A. G., A. Schaffer. The report OF the
E. OF r. and S. shows that there are 13S
members in good standing; that the lodge
during the past year has paid for sick
benefits the large amount of SOL. tor
death benefits $3.50 A very good show
ing indeed. The selections for officers
are good, and there Is no reason why the
coming term should not be a very sue
cessfnt one.
cincinnatus Lodge No. 80 held we Il
attended convention On Munday evening
Tue u. ID. G. c., John Tracy, assisted by
tirand Prelate rheo Miller and q. NJ at
Arms George Pulls, installed the follow
ing ofiicers.-C G., w. I. Grant; v. c.,
J. J. Pursall. Drelate, j. Mitchell: NJ. at
A.,si. Tntlow; M. of F., ]. Gilmore, NJ.
OF f., G. Bronson; K. OF r. and S., "A.
Lalle T. G. w Gardner: o. Ct, w
Young. After the installation the affairs
of the lodge were fully discussed and
general good and welfare was held. The
competition of tue members for the jewel
presented by p G. Wall for the knight
obtaining the largest number of candi-
dates during the term promises to be very
sDirited, and will result in renewed inter-
est being taken in The lodge
Lafayette Lodge No. 81 held its regular
convention on Wednesday evening. There
was fair attendance. Remarks in good
and welfare were made by a number OF
The brethren present. ID. ID. G. c. John
G. p. Theo. Miller. G. X. of X. and s.
Ralph Donath, ana q. NJ. at A. E. Schroe-
der installed the following officers: p. c.,
n. Wilson; G. C., j. ScrlnimingeF; V. c..
G. A. Eidridge; prelate, J. Robb; Il. OF r.
and 81 J. ID. Van Sawnk; N. 0 f., J. A.
knickerbocker; NJ of f., j. Dunlap.
Jersey City Lodge NO. 10 held u well
attended convention on Wednesday even
ing. This lodge is certainly u past chan
cellors' lodge. There are more z. c. who
attend the conventions than in any other
lodge in the district. There were seven
members present who have been active
members twenty-one years. The lodge
Is making preparations for their visit to
Henry Clay Lodge on January n, The
rank of page was conferred on one
stranger and at the next convention he
Will receive the rank of esquire. Tickets
are ready for the entertainment for the
benefit OF the late Brother j. L. Dayton,
TO be held at Roche's Hall on Tuesday,
January 20 A pleasing programme is
promised. The officers elect, z. c.. r.
Mcdonald; G. G.. r. c.. L. NJ. Butler; v.
c., J. Donovan; prelate. j. Freed; M. -at-
A.. B. A. 1oGhill; X. of r. and s.. G.
Soloman; NJ. of f., l. L. Ruggles; M. OF
w. NJ Baxter. were installed by ID. d.
@. z. John Tracy ana staff A large
delegation Of this lodge will 90 to the
Grand Lodge Tor the purpose of assisting
II. q. Ralph Donath in his canvass for 6
l. O. Remarks we're made in good aud
welfare by z. d. D. g. G. Theo Miller,
ID. ID. G. G. John Tracey, p. C.'s Filden,
Donath. Vessels, Greene and others p.
G. Greene made the good and welfare q
happy hour by presenting TO each mem
Der Que Of the finest imported Havanas.
Rathbone Lodge No. 10 held its regular
convention on Tuesday evening. Every
chair in the room was filled, a good show
ing indeed. The report of the K. of r.
aud S. shows that 1876 members have
joined the lodge since the institution last
February, The first draft for sick bene-
fits was drawn at the last convention
Seven strangers were initiated in the
rank OF page. The work was done by
The newly elected officers. Remarks in
the good of the order were made by ID.
d. q. c., Stephen Van Wart p G. G., q.
Fl. Kidder; P. Cs. Hanna. Mead, Smith
and others, after which the officers were
installed by ID. ID. g. O., Stephen Van
Wart. assisted by p G. c., q. e. Kidder,
No. 9; G. v. c., T. McDonouRh. No. 5;
8. Prelate, j. Andrews. No. 50; G.. X. OF
r. and s.. +. DcCamp; 6. NJ of E., j.. NJ
Butler. No. 49, G. NJ. at A., j. Wilson,
No. 50: q. l. e., II. Smith, No. 106; 6. o.
g., j. G. Berrian, No. SO. The officers in
stalled were p. c., ID. Campbell; C. c., A.
wilson; v. c., j. Locke; Prelate, G. r.
Patterson, K OF r. and S., II. Brinker-
soff, H. Of r., w. H. Mead; M. Of f., g.
earl. nj. at A.. G. Stademan.