The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-10-18

AEO AIENz
The entertainment given by the Wawa-
pahahs was grand success. both as an
entertainments audi financially The
talent was all volunteer. and was appre-
ciated by the audience.
The duet, Ehrin on the Rhine, was
rendered by Mr.. Z. &. WoDdley and Mrs
r i. W0odiey; piano solo BY Miss Lizzie
HlrkstroSter; piano duet BIZ Miss E.
Wadman and Fl Baker: recitation This
Maniac. Miss L. Woedley; violin solo,
Master E Watson: club swinging. Mr.. J
French; recitation. Camp Meeting,
Bro. r. Kindir; duet. piano aud
harmonica, Messrs. Fitzgerald and
Indy and many Others. concluding with
Scotch dances, ia Highland costumes by
Messrs- A. Petrie ana G. Robertson. Tne
hall was then cleared and dancing was
INDUCED il until The run Of the next sun,
when the hoEaeward trail was taken to
the various private wigwams and ali ex-
pressed themselves well pleased with the
first entertainment Of the Wawapahahe.
Many prominent Indians we're present
from all the tribes IN the reservation.
Among those present were the Great
Mishjnnewa. j. Eorsythes
District Deputy Mulch Indian New
comb Past Sacilem Buffalo Bill NARROW.
Chief with Long String Craig. Past
Saehem Grey, and many others OF Com
muniDaw Tribe: Brother French win
delegation from Sargkin's SscheEa Han
son, and Indians from Niswebe PEPPER
horn and Wi0na were also represented.
and the Wawaps were ike unto the
leaves on the trees. Among the pronin-
ent Wawas were p. s. Big Horse Peanuts
Paul p. S. With Yen still T. T. Murray.
2. s. Loan Star Stephens. Sachem Hard
water Leonard, First Sanscrip,
Big Horse Boyce. Senior Sycamore,
Away Ready J. E. Murray. Junior Saga
more; Smash-vour-truuk g. X. Dodd.
Guard OF the Wigwam; Rlte-0n-the- wall
Dunn. Guard Of Forest: Jucle Dave Van
keep-him-iR- nis-saat F. E. Leonard. Sec
ond Brave; Chlef-dT- bath-kfnaer brother
man-of-nany-eows Dalrympie, and host
of other Vans. who all assisted IN max
ing The evening pleasant
Communipaw Tribe had an adoption
on Fridays sleep with p S. Maflew act-
ing as Sacheni and p S.Gray as PROPHET.
and selected team just before the adop-
ton Brother Greg pulled one Of his
strings from Philadelphta and produced
the balance OF The new paraphernaiia
from Horstman & Co. The tribe may we'll
be proud of IL, as it is the finest
In the county. The meeting was well
attended and many visiting brothers we're
present, among whom were Brother For
sythe of Winona, Brothers +. T. and h
Murray. G. L. Van Antwerp, ID. Van
Wart and First Base Leonard Of Wawa-
UaHaE. A DltGSAUL Lille NdS SflEd1 III
good ard welfare and long and short
talks INDUCED in
IS Brother Greg an indiana Well,
should say SO.
Brother Forsythe is In full war paint
and on the hunt for scaips He has dug
mp the tomahawk and means business.
Pale faces. beware; he never let's up.
Will the L. S. set apart a section OF
Hudson county as IA Indiaa reservation
There are indians enough TO Ill IL.
Another Indian for Grant Lodge. Bro
Their Van Antwerp caDtured him and viii
civilize him next mcuth.
The Indians of Grant Lodge keep up
constant hunt in all the wfxwams aud
capture good Indians. Bad ones not
wanted.
viii P. s. Forsythe become wawapf
r. not, why not Come, BIZ. be in with
the h OF P. Indians. Come out OF the
cold forest; frost IS coming. and the Wa
wan Council fire is warm.
Where, oh where is p. S. Fowlers He
was not at the entertainment. IL is
feared be is lost in tue forest
oDD FELLOWS.
The next meeting of Jersey City Lodge
No. "a will be a very interesting Que.
Past Grands John 4. Muller joseph ~
Hough, Jam G. Carrie, William Wensz.
l. Jacobs. John }. Bulls. George w.
Bishou, Harry W. Guest. John r Mahl-
sted. Charles G. Black, Henry B. Glspp,
Joseph ". Lawson, A. A. Van Wrinkle,
William c.. Johnson. Robert Mcdonald,
John B. Sterling. William II. Barlow. +.
l.. Fltslmmons, d. Il. Riggen and T,
II. Merritt have promised to attend for
the election Of Grand Lodge officers.
William Ii. Allen, p. g.. Of this lodge.
will probably poll the entire vote of the
lodge Cor the position OF Grand Warden.
There will also be an election for repre-
sentative OF the Grand Lodge.
Association 20. composed of the
members OF Jersey City Lodge No. q. will.
meet next Tuesday evening as Roshe's
Hall Members ara urged to attend, as
an election OF officers viii be neld.
jersey CiEE Lodge No. "A viii confer the
Royal Blue Degree on two candidates
Tuesday evening.
Who are the candidates for D, D. G. NJ
Of District No 81 SPEAK up. brothers;
don't be bashfuls
THE IRON HALL
Bergen Branch No 148. Order OF thu
Iron Hall. comes next 10 Lafayette
Branch Ne. I25;n membership and Ia en-