The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-05-28

St'rey. y. Y. where tney Will femhlu
during the sum ner.
Vice Chancellor Alex. Ross is still in
command of Lafayette.
KNIGHTS OF MALTA.
Damon Commauderv No. 81 held its
regular couvocatlon on Tuesday evening.
The session proved II pleasant one. Dele
CATIONS from Alpha, McClintock and
Occur DE Leon Communicates were pres
cut. r. 4. S. j. w. W. Baxter gave
IN interesting account Of the meeting OF
the Supreme Comniandery; r. Z. Rielly,
G. Needles, p. G.. Rappleyea and otners
made very Interesting remarks. The
black will be exetppliied and an election
for Captain General will be held on Tues
day evening.
Court Do Leon Commandery was insti-
tuted in New York city on Satur lay even
ing last. Tn charter list C Iutains the
names OF fifty prominent citizens OF New
York. Supreme Commander DR.. L, g..
Jones was present, accompanied by SUI
preme Recorder II, D. Miller, The Malta
degree wa5 conferred by Commander
Watson Of Alpha. assisted by his staff of
officers. s. q. Joues conferred the black
degree, assisted by p. G. McClung, d. 5.
c.. Clark and P. &. Riley of this city.
Refreshments were served and the secret
work OF the twelve degrees was exsmpll-
fed by S. c. Jones. A large delegation OF
Knights WIS present from this City. Pat
erson. Newark. Hoboken, Elizabeth and
S aten Island.
A new commandery was instituted at
Steelten, Pa, Oh Tuesday evening.
1t is runiored that Companion Orthly,
of Damon. will soon apply for u charter
for a new c~ouimandery in this city.
: Alpha ~Commandery will meet tomor-
row at Franklyn Hall. The Black degree
will be conferred.
P. G.. Riley of Alpha is holding pre-
I;x1E , rr t,,oa-ft,xc IL, QvAalrlu, fn~ ~ ANu
| commaudery.
Z. G. Gustave Steup will visit Damon
on Tuesday evening. He has fully re-
covered.
CADETS OF TEMPERANCE.
Hudson Section No. 8. Cadets of Tenn
peTauce, celebrated Its second -Annlver-
sary last evening at Columbia Hull, Ton
nellie avenue. The large and spacious
hail was crowded TO the doors with men,
bers from sis er sections and friends OF
Hudson. A neatly arranged programme
was Il pleas ing feature OF the evening,
and was ren dered In an excellent amer.
Opening address of welcome, Mr.. $. A.,
1sley, the w. p. of Hudson. aud G. W. z.
of the State, followed by an address by
the NJ. w. p, Mrs. Lydia, +: Dodge,
of Cambridge, Mass. Grand Secretary
Gray then made an address, in which
he gave n snor history OK
was one of intens, interest. The rest of
the programme was as follows:-Vocal
solo, Miss l.. Schatt; either solo, Mr.. A.
Moller; humorous selection, Mr.. u.
Elldrid2e; recitation, Mr.. Walter Smith;
vocal duet Misses Spotschie, and French
recitation. Miss Sadie Luther; banjo Sc
lection. Mr.. II. renney; accompaniment
to harp selection, Miss German; vocal
solo, Miss Spotschie; banjo selection.
Mr.. Kroof; harmonica solo, MIR. Wagner;
reading, Mr.. e. Gray, and fan acrostic,
written By the M. W. p. for the occasion.
AT intermission observation-disclosures served.
An ENJOYABLE time was truly spent, aud
all join in saying that Hudson's
anniversary was Il successful event.
Members from Fisk, %Ivannoe, Hoboken
aud other sections were in attendance.
This section is the banner organization of
its Kind in the State. and Is deserving
OF the credit it has attained. The
committee had left nothing undone for
the success of the affair. The arrange
ments clearly demonstrated the Skill and
thoughtluluess Of the II who had
charge. First and above all Hudson was
houored by the official presence OF the NJ
w. p. Mrs. Dodge Of Mass. This honor Is
rarely conferred in this portion of the
| country. This honor was fully appreci-
ated. They were favored with an address
by the M. w. p. au the opening. w. P:
Isiey. Chairman of the Committee. had
charge of the exercises.
Each section appears to have 1naugur-
aLed a plan OF holding monthly s~ociables
"a splendid idea. They will reap the
fruits aud undoubtedly be the best mean.
of bringing members into the order.
Keep the good work up.
Ivanhoe is not OH the decrease, but
quite the contrary. 1t was never in Il
more prosperous condition. Rumors to
the contrary have been circulated.
The Lone A" OF Fisk is quite notable
as n hu-tling society for Fisk.
The members of Ivanhoe are consider
ing the idea of adopting a "Trade Mark"
Hoboken Section No 5. has adopted Il
set Of resolutions commencing Judge
Lippiucott for determined actions in
regard to the closing of saloons on Sun
DAY In Hoboken,
Sister Newman of Hudson, one of the
first young ladies of No. 8, never regrets
the day that she joined the order.
Sister Berray and Bro. +. Smith of
Hudson have quite recovered from their
little attack OF sickness.
Hackensack Will be heard from in a
few weeks.
Ivanhoe held a very pleasant sociable
Thursday evening at their section rooms.
A very pleasing programme was render
ed, after which members from all sec
tions and friends, numbering in the
~neighborhood Of 100, partook Of refresh
mentS.
Sister Writer, of Hudson, Is confined to
her home, we are sorry to say, with ILL
LESS.
The section that the big Three insti-
tuted in HoDoken must surely have been
launched upon a bed of quicRsand or Ho-
bokeu mud and have been washed away
by one of our late storms. as nothing has
ever been known of its existence to any
of the State or other officials. or in fuct
anybody. But Hoboken Section No. 5,
| organized with forty-tive charter mem
bers by Brothers w. Reed, j. Campbell
and L. Gray, Is doing splendid service to
the cause.
The NJ. w, p, Mrs. Dodge will stop and
spend an evening with Hudson in about
3 weeks to see how finely that section can
initiate, and if no candidates are present,
she has consented to sit as the dummy"
for the OCCASION. Hudson do your best
and keep up the boitst often madeb by your
members.
Sister Weller of Hudson has a weak
ness for seconding amendments. That is
right; the sisters will finally take hold
and may leave the brothers ia the shade.
Fisk, the mother; Bahhoe. the grand
| mother, and Hobokeu, the offspring were
we'll represented at the birthday party.
The address of NJ. w. G., Brother
| Diugwall in which he extended an in
vitation to those out OF the fold TO join,
had Il happy influence, A dozen or more
| propositions will be filed.
The members of Hudson are elntal