The Sunday morning news., 1891-11-29

will assemble mt the Exchange Place
Hotel ON Monday evening in full dress
uniform. white gloves, ~ net as escort TO
Rankin Post Drum and Fife Corps. AS
sembly will be soundea at O'clock p. m.
sharp.
The division to be connected with Ethic
Lodge is making rapid progress and will
be ready for Institution about the first of
the coming year. 1t will start with a
charter list OF fifty members.
+ Calanthe Association will give its open
Ing sociable on Friday evening at the
atmory, No. 66l Broad street, Newark.
An association ir being formed in Eu-
reka Lodge TO form n uniformed, division.
Black Prince Division was present at
the first sociable given by Black Prince
Association and gave AN exhibition drill.
The division will give an exhibition drill
at every sociable given by the association
during the season.
Palisade Association was formed on
Saturday evening, November 81, to form
uniformed division Last evening g
sample uniforms were shown and a con-
toact was awarded. The division will be
ready for institution in January. The
division will contain many of the mem
bers of the Second Regiment.
Palestine Division held its regular con
vention on Monday evening. Captain
Steup presided. Two recruits were re-
ceived from Lafayette Lodge The divi-
sion viii soon receive an official visit
from Colonel Rhodes and staff. The drill
corps held short drill on Friday even
ing, They will also do escort duty on
Monday evening to Rankin Post Drum
and Fife Corps.
The fair of Unity Division realized
81, 200.
1ue members in Morristown are about
to form uniformed division.
No 135 was Instituted on Wednesd sy
evening. making eleven lodges formed
during the term of Grand Chancellor
John Ulrich. The prospects are good for
the formation of several more before it's
close.
The first meeting next month will be
devoted TO the election of Grand Lodge
officers. Every h. OF r. and S should see
that his report of the election to the
Grand Keeper of the Records and Seals
is properly flied out. The slightest error
in this work will cause the returns to be
thrown out by the tellers. Each report
should be signed in full by the tellers OF
elections.
Sir knight Maxwell of Palestine Divis-
ion is at present one of the most import
ant persons TO he seen on Montgomery
street. He is the electrician of the J. G.
81 B, r. r., and IS experimenting the
erection of those long promised poles.
For the benefit of the lady admirers of
Sir Knight Maxwell, be it said that the
beauty of his musIache is the result Of the
labors of Sir Knight Reinicke, the tonsor.
Sir knight John King is one of the
hustlers of Palestine. Wherever you see
John you will hear him shout -'"ricketsl
Tickets!l Ball Tickets!l! Picnic Tick
ets!!!' John is always Oh nand with
tickets for everything.
Harry Smith is dead gone on the Pre-
late of Hoboken and his whiskers. He
says he will cultivate pair OF the same
and then go TO 70 ronto
p. G. Reinhart of Hoboken still claims
the championship. He is the best ex-
in the district. Look out for him,
strangers.
P. C. John Clark proved to be the ora
cor of the evening at the district meeting
of 81
D. D. q. c. NJ. McDonough deserves
great credit for the successful meeting
of his district
p. G. Harry B. Demarest. of Henry
Clay Lodge, died very suddenly at his
residence on Saturday last. The p. C.
was well known to the members of the
order in this city, who will grieve be to
learn of his sudden death.
Some of the committee say that Sir
Knight Donnth was sck, but he says no.
only tired (O. Which is correct, Sir
KNIGHT