The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-03-08

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ing, but will come up at the next SEES.
sion. The rank OF esquire was conferree
on seven candidates by F. D. u. e. q. z.
T. Miller. Several new propositions were
| received At the next convention thf
| rank of knight Will be conferred by the
/ degree team OF Hudson LODI ge NO. ~ ~
! good and welfare remarks were made by
! Grand Inner Guard Ralph Donatn, r U
| d. Campbell, p. G. G. Pulls and others.
| The next convention will be one OF the
events of G. G. Schroders term, aud a
| full turn out is expected.
Lafayette Lodge No. 70, at its conven-
ton held on Wednesday evening, con-
ferred the rank OF page on four strangers
The rituli5tfc work was done IN
very creditable manner BY g.
G. ]. Scrimengeous and an
able staff of officers. Several proposltion s
Vice Chancellor c. w. kilbourn. and
Grand Inner Guard Ralph Donath paid
the lodge visit and made few brief
remarks on the good and welfare OF the
order. The reunion which should have
been held at this session was postponed,
owing TO the very recent death OF Brother
Mead. The report OF the representative
will be rendered at the next convention.
In good and welfare short remarks Were
made by p. @. Schroeder. 2. 9. Kline and
others. AT the next sconventioa the rank
OF esquire will be conferred. This lodge
Will lAAAc al appitSdskoA AOh eho ~ : "sS VI
Henry Clay Lodge No. As is making
preparations for the celebration or its
twenty-first anniversary.
The anniversary of Covenant Lodge
will be held in its Castle hall tomorrow
for. Several Of the grand officers win be
there.
Woodland Lodge convention on Friday
must have been very interesting. as they
were not represented at the meeting of
the Beneficial Association. The sixth
was conferred as usual.
Grant Lodge No. SO. at their convention
on Thursday evening, conferred the rank
of page on three strangers. There was a
large attendance. The ranks were con-
ferred by G. c. d. Cross. At the next
convention the rank of esquire will be
worked on seven pages.
At the last meeting of Palestine Dir
vision No l Sir knight W. H. Bannister
was presented with very handsome gold
headed malacca cane. On the mead was
this inscription -. Presented to Sir
Knight W. II. Bannister by Palestine Di-
vision No. 1, u. r. Z. of p" The knights
RANK was conferred on Brother Harry
Nut, of Jersey City.
Grand Chancellor John Ulrfch has
called district meeting for the selection
of a district deputy for the new district
mo. 29) in the castle hall of Henry Clay
Lodge on Tuesday evening, March 10:
The new Pythian Hall at No. 2s4 Mar
ket street, Newark, Is the finest IN this
grand jurisdiction. Every lodge in Dis
trict No. meets in the building.
The announcement is made with re-
greet that Adjutant H. j. Theiu, VINO has
SO acceptabiy filed that Office in the First
Regiment, u. r. X. Of p during the
term of Colonel George w. Povey. has
positively declined 8 reappointment.
Int MT al h1o in rff "a
he has adopted business system in con-
Quoting the affairs OF the uniformed rank,
which has been of great benefit.
One of the many good resolutions pre-
sented to the Grand Lodge, which will
come up for action at the next session,
abolishes the rituals of the order after
1892. This is q very proper move, and
will have a tendency to place the very
best of men in the order in the presiding
chairs, as the attentive ear receives the
sound from the instructive tongue so
shall the mysteries of the Knights Of
Puthias be slowed within the breasts of
the member who is In regular attendance
at his lodge. The brother who Is ambi-
tious for advancement then must in order
to qualify himself be regular In attend
ance and note we'll the workings of the
officers.
Supreme Represe ntative Moore enlight-
ened the members of Rathbone on Tues
lodge that IS almost defnnct. His story
of the time when he was d. d. G. c., G..
G. and v. c. all in one was very Interest,"
| ing.
A meeting of the committee of Lincoln
Assembly, Pythian Sisterhood, aud th e
committees from the lodges in districts
Nos nnd 81 will be held NJ the residence
OF p. G. d. Campbell, No. 80 Court House
place, on Monday evening. 1t is proposed
to hold big entertainment and reception
at Oakland Rink on Monday, March 80.
The Additional Sick Benefit Association
OF Lincoln Lodge No 30 has just called
for its first assessment. 1t was organized
on September 4, 1890. and has paid all
benefits with the initiation fees. II num-
| ber5 now Seyenty-one members. The as
sessment now due must be paid in thirty
| days.
The next meeting of Palestine Division
will be the last in the old lady's room,
| tions at the Avenue House and will
| change their dates of meeting from Tues
| day to Monday evenings.
| The Hudson County Pythinn Relic
| and Employment Association failed to
| secure quorum on Friday meeting anc
| adjourned to meet on Monday evening
March 90, in the Castle Hall of Cincina
tus Lodge, when the subject of amend
\ ing the bylaws to read the fourth week
| OF each month will be discussed.
\ Who was that member of Hancock
who tried to drink three Germans a
| once.
p. C. L. M. Butler says he keeps better
hours since he took his sixth.
| Danny Cross may be little. but he il
| all there as the members OF Grant have
| found out
6. G. G. G. Kilburn says that G. I. G.
Ralph Donath is growing fat since his
elevation. Why is 1t Ralph?
| HaDcQck'a standby p c. now q q
@. III. Baldwin. He is well posted in the
work Of the order, and stands straight
out and out for good Pythian law.
Brother Brown of Hancock looked i'm
! mense on Friday evening. That smile /.
becoming to you, Brother Brown, yor
| should always wear 1t.
p. G. Sayre will make good red man
Whoop 1t up, you Indians.
V. c. Van Antwerp says he will be a
p. @. Campbell's sure tomorrow evening
de mas great desire to meet the sisters
Brother r. Scheide of Grant. took hi
card and will deposit it in Woodland
| Who is next?
ID. d. g. C. NJ McDonough paid visi
10 Grant Lodge on Thursday eventn
but had nothing to say. What was the
matter Mac?
D. d. G. G. j. G. Berr1an received hi
commission at two o'clock Thursday. AM
went into harness at once. At min
O'Clock D. M. he installed an officer TO
Hudson Lodge and on Friday the G.
elect of Hancock
Did you see the satchell Ross Tildel
took to TrentonS It was the property G
little girls doll just large enough I
mold collar and handkerchief.