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

quesfed to send two of its inenlbers 60 AGA
| as a Floor Committee for the Circle on,f ma
/ evening. phe Pride OF New Jersey t'ircie
arc 90 highly pleased with the memDer'
~ Court Jersey City for the reception
/ given them At their last meeting thal
they will invite the brothers to yisil
| them in the near future. The Entertain
naent Committee did splendid, 80 ths
| girls say.
| At a regular meeting Of Court Stevens
held at Bernitt's Hall in Hobokeu, q
last Friday evening, the following ON
| GERS were Installed By Deputy High Chiei
4 Ranger james Evener, assisted by Pas1
/ Chief Ranger James McAleer. OF Court
| Robin Hood, of New York:-C. r., Nor
| gan Ivory; S. G. r., James Layazzo
| tr easurer, Joseph Kemp; financial secre
tary, John Wagner; recording secretary
! IA j. Griffin; senior w, Joseph CARROLL
| Junior wv, PatrscE Kelley; Senior b.. =
/ ]. Hoffman,; Junior B.. J. Chandler
trustee. 2. L. Anon; physician, J. ~
| Finnerty; organist, p. l.. Anon.
| CounseilQr Warner Bruins. who is 9
member Of Court Greenyille, made the
/ speech of the evening at Court Glen
woods reception Monday night. The
counsellor had just returned from 4
| Western trip and told the boys many
funny things that he saw while away.
| One of the most interesting things he re-
lated was an anecdote on leaks, which
| seemed to Interest Brothers o. Meaiia and
Sury very particularly.
DIR. W. i. Pyle, examining physician o.
Court Glenwood. after making a very
interesting speech, Monday night, told
story consist}nr AZ thrae acts suowinu
now TO make money IN being charitable
TO Others.
The members Of Court Glenwood are
unceasing in their praises OF J. 4. G. x
Downing for The able and efficient manner
in which he presided over them while in
the chair Jfn,ra .. .retjres from office wit b
every member OF tie court a good friend.
of his. This is something very hard to-
accomplish, for no matter how fair IN
your rulings you are liable to make SONG
feel unpleasant Jimmy tried to please
everyone and succeeded
The following members Of the Fourth
Regiment hold Office In Court Glenwood:--
Chief Ranger d. +. Cody, Fife and Drum
Corps, aud secretary of same; Sub Chief
Ranger Henry G. Traphagen, ex-first SER
geant OF Company D. and at present an
honorary member Of said company
Treasurer Paul Sury who has been cap
tain Of one of the companies of the Ma
tional Guard for years, and at present
an honorary member Of Company d; FL
major Of the regiment: Recording Score
tary Mortimer J. Gleeson, ex-first SER
geant Co. D., aud at present an active
member reduced to the ranks at his own
request: Jr. Beadle G. r. Kidder, first
sergeant Co. III Inc otn6r tnree omcers.
J. Z. Mccormack, ST.. Woodward; Frank
Friedrich Boyle, Jr Woodward, and p. j.
Muliery, Sr Badte, say they will become
members of Co. ID. ia the near future.
j. +. Wheelihan, OF Court Glenwooa, is
q singer of some note, but he will not;
limited few TO be present, and then he
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