The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-01-16
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Inc Tie D6fS OIL EallSaue lyOuge NJ
1928. turned in full strength on Monday
evening TO witness The comforting of the
rank of esquire GU four Pages by c. c..
V. e. Lang. The reports show That the
lodge has Il membership of Sc. D.. D.. G.,
9. Berrian, assisted by Sir knights
Earle. Installed these officers. g. G. A.
c. Summers. v. Q. NJ. Dunn, Prelate r.
B, Meany, X. of r. and S. +. N. Prentice,
NJ. of F. e. o. Rollins, NJ. of f j. w.
Phelan, NJ. at A l.. Menigaux, ]. G. |.
Deminino. o. g.. J. j. Casey. Refresh
Hisgons rendered "The Old Oaksn
Bucket" in fine style. P. C. Phelon gave
"Rocked in the Cradle of the Deep and
p recitation entitled Pontiac" z. c.
YARNS gave 1.-The Silent Hunter" p. c.,
Higgons sang 1.-The Man That Never Was
Warm" and G. G.. Summers several
solos.
Jersey City Lodge No. 10 on Wednesday
evening received several propositions
The d. D.. G. g. installed the officer elect,
who. after adjournment. entertained the
member at Mrs. Muller's Keystone.
Lincoln Lodge No. SO installed its Off
GERS Thursday evening. Many appeared
in uniform. Brother Beggs withdrew
from the lodge and deposited his card in
Hudson Lodge where he propose to or
ganize q Pythian band. The report shows
a membership of 206. AT a meeting Of
the Sick Benefit Association. Assessment
No. 5. was levied by the Board of Direc-
tors. 1t numbers ninety members, and
is paying an additional benefit of 81. so
each week. Brother G.. Zyfers, Sr., was
appointed Inner Guard, and Z. Q. Ed
ward, Outer Guard.
Hoboken Lodge No. 1o6 will hold a
public installation on Monday evening at
Cranes Hall. Hoboken. d. ID. G.. e..
Berrian, accomp panied by his staff in full
uniform, will install the officers.
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regular convention on Wednesday even
ing. c. G. Dunlap will confer the rank
Of Esquire on several pages.
Hancock Lodge No. ia, on Friday even
ing conferred the rank of Esquire. G. G.
Moses Preston officiating. A dispensa-
lion has been applied for to hold a recep-
ton on February Is.
Rnthbone Lodge No. 10 held an inter-
esting convention on Tuesday evening.
The rank of Esquire was conferred on
two Pages by g. G.. George r. Patterson.
The officers-elect of Bay View Lodge
will be installed by d. ID. G. G. Melon
ough on Tuesday evening.
Centenary Lodge No. 100 will hold its
regular convention on Friday evening.
Officers will be installed:
Hudson Lodge No. 81 held an interest
ing convention on Thursday evening. C.
c. Bonnell presided aud conferred the
rank of Page,
Grant Lodge No. SO will confer the
rank of knight IN the amplified form on
Thursday evening, 9. G. Dayre officiat-
ing.
rank of Page on Friday evening.
Palestine Division No. 1 held n regular
convention Monday evenings. The Com
mittee on Fair will make its report at the
next meeting. Several candidates will
be present to receive the degree of Sir
knight. The division will parade on Fri
How auaninn af tho ingfifuttnn nf Flor
epce Division No. 16.
Florence Division No. 16 will be in
stituted on Friday, January %, at Union
hill. The instituting officer will be
Colonel George H Rhodes, First Regi-
ment. The division will be commanded
by Captain F. n. Prentice. assisted by
Lieutenant M. Dunn. They will drill
every Thursday evening at the Armory
of Company B, Second Regiment.
Grant Division held its weekly drill at
Orient Hall, Jackson avenue. on Tuesday
evening. The coming fair Is the most i'm
portunt affair before the division. Elec-
ton of officers will be held at the first
meeting in February.
Calanthe Division was the guest of
Plato Lodge Of Newark on Tuesday even
ing.
Black Prince and Palestine Divisions
were on duty during the past two weeks
assisting the ID. D.. Il. C.s of District Nos.
5 and 9 in the installations
Major-General Carnohan and staff will
visit Kansas City on January 81 to make
all arrangements for the entertainment OF
the Uniformed Bank during their weeks
encampment in that city.
Colonies Rhodes and Wilson will leave
for Kansas City on Monday evening TO
meet Major General Carnohan and staff,
on business connected with the First
Regiment.
The election for Major of the First
Regiment promises to be lively. Captain
S.eup of Palestine Division has. an
n~ounced that he is not a candidate. The
selection may be made from Newark.
The formation of a brigade is an as
sured fact with the institution OF Flor
ence division. The required number of
divisions are formed, aud application for
the brigade formations will be made at
the coming meeting of the Board OF
Officers.
Liucoln Assembly No. 5, Pythian Sis
terhood will hold their regular conven-
ton on Wednesday evening. Grand
Chancellor Mrs. Stephen L.. Van Wart
will install the officers.
Calanthe Assembly No, 5 Pythian
Sisterhood, win hold its regular conven-
tiou on Wednesday evening.
The Endowment Rank is increasing
rapidly. Its membership is about 5000
aud the endowment in force is over $50,
900, 900.
Tue Grand Lodge will meet at Trenton
on MSuueSud}, pcuEldNy -, anu COutluue
in session for w days. IMPORTANT
amendments. most of which rave been
offered by r. q. q. George Fl. Kidder of
Woodland Lodge. will come up.
The coming meeting of District No. 9
promises to be lively. A d. d, q. C.. for
The coming year will be selected for
recommendations TO the incoming Grand
Chancellor, The amendments now pend
ing bsfore the Grand Lodge will be de-
DaIed. The D. D. G.. C.'s report for the
past year will also be read.
The next session of the Grand Lodge of
New York will be held at Troy.
The staff of the District Deputy of No.
Q has been much admired. Sir knights
Higgons and J. Yarns have been much in
demand for their singing n recita
lions.
The. increase in the order in this city for
the past year has been larger than any
term for a number of years. The report
of the G. K. of II. and 5. will show over
LOO members. Two lodges have been
formed.
That the term OF Grand Chancellor
NEW hGAnEMY 1F MNSlsa