The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-02-01

brothers.
Indiana now has thirsy.three temples
Of Pythian Sisters.
Some of our sisters are able politicians
as the erection or Mrs Effie Rogers. chic
of the lodge at Oskaioosa, Iowa. to bt
county superintendent of Mahaska coun
ty. will show.
Lincoln and Calanthe Assemblies
! Pythian Sisterhood, will hold their reRu
/ lar conventions on Wednesd ay evening.
Members should not forget che fact that
the most pros porous lodges are those that
have the best attendance at lodge meet
ings. In the lodge that aul a inembesI
of we are 200 or 800 strong, but we are
| able to secure an attendance of only IL
teen or twenty MEMBERS so | recently
| heard man say. / hardly think he can
| feel much pride In that lodge.
The Grand Lodge OF Nevada secures q
revenue from the lodges In It's jurisdic-
I ton, In addition to its per capita tax, as
/ follows.-D ispensation TO propose, elect
| aud initiate a candidate in the same even
| ing are issued for S. fee; to confer more
1 than one rank on a candidate the same
! evening, 81 TO confer the three ranks
/ upon q person over fifty years of age, IS;
| for professions. celebrations, parades, re-
captions. ETC., So; al other dispensations,
The regular monthly meeting of the
| Hudson County Relief and Employ ment
Association will be held in the castle hall
Of Hoboken Lodge No log tomorrow
evening
Pythian Hall talk is now heard in va
ripus directions. The charter of the old
Board is valid yet; why not revive IT?
Captain Gus Steup is In possession OF the
papers.
q. 6. De Witt C. Bolton will visit
Germania Lodge Nc. 30 on Tuesday even.
ing p G. r. DDnath, of Jersey City, will
also be IN attendance. the G. G. is keep
ing up his record well and will not cease
his visitations until the end Of his term.
Every louge of the Knights Of Pythias
in District No. has adopted some scheme
to bring out the membership and make
the convention entertaining Their sue
cess can be judged by the good attend
ance at all their conventions. A major
ity of the lodges in District No. . and ~
seem to be satisfied with their slim con-
ventions. Wake up. brothers. adopt the
plan OF District No. and let us have a
better attendance.
hedistrict deputies of Nos. 2, 9 and 81
win meet in the Castle Hall Of Cincinna
tins Lodge, No SO, on Monday evening to
confer on the ACCESSIBILITY OF holding q
Joint meeting of the past chancsIlors and
meeting Of the Grand Lodge.
Rathbone Lodge has received an invita-
ton to be present at the next convention
of Hoboken Lodge.
the sixth degree was conferred in
ample form on Friday evening by the
members OF a. #. There being no new
candidates and P C. L. NJ. Butler having
failed to appear for further instructions,
L. }, II. Spengeman and Fl. A. j. Clark
were substituted and acted as dummies.
Colonel and A. D. q. Fredrick G. Pierce
of Chicago has been appointed on the
staff OF Major General and J. R Carnahan,
q. r.. k. of r., Tor merlLoriouS services
during the Milwaukee encampment.
The marriage of Sir Knight +. r. Hale,
OF Jacksonville, was made very impress
sive ceremony. At the beginning of the
wedding march. the division in full uni
form marched down the aisle of the church
and took position on both Sides They
were followed by the bride and groom,
the latter also being in the full uniform
OF Knight After the ceremony the
couple passed out of the church under
swords Of the knights crossed at "tierce,
forming the famous arch of steel
A division of the uniformed rank of the
K. of p have been formed in connection
with Lone Star Lodge of Lambertville
About thirty members are already en-
rolled. The uniformed rank in West
Jersey is taking a boom. Where is that
new division IN Jersey CItys
Great preparations are being made by
Palestine Qunrtette for the entertainment
at Bergen Hall on the 10th. The rivalry
be very amusing.
At the reception Of Black Prince D-
vision their popular drum and fife corps
furnished the music for the grand marc o.
Sir Knight Captain G. Steup is getting
his command in good shape for the ex-
hfbitien drill on the 18TH Sir knights
are requested to attend the drill on Tues
day evening in fatigue uniform, as sew
erHl new movements will be pracriced.
In the minstrel scene at the entertain
ment given by Palestine Division at Ber-
gen Hall, February 10, the third degree
will be exposed All candidates DESTROYS
Of an Introduction to the goat should see
the exposure.
Sir Knight George Earle will take his
first lessons in hay foot straw foot:
eyes right: attention." on Tuesday even
ing. He can be seen every evening at
home in full uniform, mirror at hand,
practicing the position of soldier. Salute,
Sir Knights; here comes the b. f.
Sir Knight Gus Steup was the guest of
p. q. Donath at his den in the World on
Wednesday. Gus has great regard
for the World since his visit.
Sir Knight Charles Glenn makes one of
the handsomest knights in uniform in the
city.
P. c. John L, Silpath astonished many
of his brothers on Thursday evening last
with his musical abilities. John can sing
when he gets started.
g. z. q. Steup has made a new and
good departure. He will open lodge pre-
ciseiy at eight o'clock. This good move
and viii have q tendency to bring out a
large attendance.
p G. Luther C. Connett of Lincoln
| Lodge will be entered in the race for the
handsome uniform to be voted at the
coming ENTERTAINMENT of Palestine Divi-
sion in Bergen Hall. The p G. says he is
in it to win, with the help OF the ladies.
The Palestine quartette made decided
hit at a recent entertainment in Bergen
Hall.
Brother George Benjamin. Of Lincoln
| Lodge, was a conspicuous visitor at Lin
| coin on Thursday evening. George man
1 ages to get to lodge occasionally if he
| does live in New York.
F. G. j. H. Purcell, of Lincoln and a
| Journal comp, 'has for the past week
been inconso1abie Poor ''Schneiderl''
| Taken all at once, and when they had be-
| come so attached to each other. Twas q
| sad blow to james. The Flatbush winds
/ have accomplished their deadly purpose.
| Sir Knight John b. YARNS. of Pales-
| tine. is practicing a new piece, entitled
| "The Silent Hunter" and he will sur
prise his brother knights at Bergen Hall
| on the sixteenth.
| Lincoln Council No. 2, Grand Order OF
/ the Orient, will hold a special meeting
! and select officers on next Thursday
| evening. AS the warm weather APP
| proaches the members will commence to
assume their working clothes and viii
| soon be busIly engaged in comforting tho
/ sublime degree OF humility.
A fat mems club is talked of In lin.