The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-12-24
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Section No. SO, Endowment Rank. K.
of P, held its annual meeting on Tues
day evening. The attendance was goo d.
The election of office rs for 1893 resulted
in the selection of Past Chancellor Sidne y
Gould as President; Past Chancellor
Phillip Lynch, Vice President; and
Brother Charles Marks, Secretary and
Treasurer. The Secretary's an nual re-
port shows the membership to be 1853, of
whom 161 are in the fourth class. and two
in the first and second. Three members
died during the year. and twenty-one
were received by imitation. The en-
dowment carried by new members is
So. 000. The total amount of insurance
carried by the section is $3.50. 600. There
Was S4.625.75 paid to the Supreme Secre-
tary during the year. and $4,000 to bene-
fciaries. The current expenses of the
section for the year were $163. 10.
Grand Chancellor Charles w. Kill
bourne has attended district meetings
during the past week as follows:-Mon-
day. Paterson; Tuesday, Bound Brook;
Wednesday. Elizabeth; Thursday. Mui-
lica Hill; Friday, Plainfield. He has at
tended about tWenty-four district meet
LIES AbAAAE AAo 1910 AHAS Az AL
denied in the State. He expects to hold
one meeting in each district before his
term expires.
Lincoln Assembly. Pythian SIsterhood,
has elected these officers for the term:-
p AIRS VII. Vail; c. c., Mrs. CIV.
Mrs. j. Washburn; NJ. of E., Mrs. w. G.
Smith; K. OF r and S., Mrs. L. Welch;
NJ. at A.. Mrs. F. S. Brown; A. M. at A.,
Mrs. E. Moncktou; I. e., Mrs. D. Camp
bell; o. G., Mrs, L. Wells; Mystic One,
Mrs. J. Smell; Organist, Miss NJ. Bills.
The Installation will be on Wednesday
evening, January 4.
hood, has moved into handsome new
rooms in Pythian Hall. Paramount and
Bergen venues IL will meet hereafter
on the second and fourth Tuesday even
ings of each month. The election of Of
ficers will be held next Tuesday evening,
Grant Lodge will hold a public install
Iation of officers on Thursday evening,
January IL. The ceremonies will be con-
Quoted by D. D. 6. G. Thomas Sayre and
staff in full uniform.
Bay View Lodge will elect officers on
Tuesday evening.
Rathbone Lodge made three new
knights at its last convention. The new
officers will be elected next Tuesday
evening.
Hudson Lodge will elect officers at its
next convention. They will tie installed
on Thursday evening, January 5.
Hancock Lodge held its regular con-
venTion last evening. Officers were nom.
mated. Election next convention.
Jersey City Lodge nominated officers
on Wednesday evening.
Lincoln Lodge nominated officers
Thursday evening. The election will
take place neX Thursday evening. It is
proposed to hold an annual roll call on
the anniversary night of the lodge. No.
s Assessment in the benefit association is
overdue.
saHoboken Lodge, No. 106, held it's regu-
lar convention on Monday evening. The
rank of page was conferred on three
strangers by 2. O.. A. H. Gloustien and
his excellent staff of officers. Many Wis
iting brethren were present to witness
the work. A social session followed. 1t
is probable nat the installation of off
GERS will be held Oh Monday evening,
January 16, and will be public. These
are the of1cers:-C. c., John Mcdonald;
V. c.. John Melchers; Prelate, Charles
Lenden: K. of E and S.. j. j. Burghardt;
NJ. of F., John F. Cook; NJ. of Z John
Logan; NJ. at a., Gustave Wefer; Repre-
resentative P. Q. A. H. Gloustein; Alter
maize, Leonard Schroeder. At the next
convention the rank of esquire will be
conferred.
Lafayette Lodge, No. 10, held a conven-
tion on Wednesday evening at which
twenty-seven members answered to their
names. A committee was appointed to
arrange for a public installation on
Wednesday evening, January Is. The
cemetery lots have been sold. and the
lodge is once more placed III good condi-
tion. D. d. G. G. john G. Berrian was
present and addressed the lodge, as did
also Past Chancellors Kaiser, Klein, Will
son, Arrowsmith and Van Saun. The
election of officers resulted as follows:
Chancellor Commander, Alexander Ross;
Vice Chancellor, William j.. Davis; Pre-
late. John Scrinlgeour; K. of r. and s..
john d. Van Stun; M. of E.. r. C. John
AR owsmitn; Moi F..James "A. Knicker-
booker; NJ. at A., Frederick Zenguer;
Trustees, James Davis, Nathaniel Will
son. Mercer c.. Rhodes; Representative
to Grand Lodge, !. G. John L. Arrow
smithg Alternate. p. G. Frederick Klein.
At the next convention important
amendments to the bylaws will be acted
upon, and the rank of Page conferred.
Sherman Lodge No. 129, elected these
officers for the coming term at their regu-
lar convention on Monday evening:-C.
G. Russell N. Newall; ". c., William J..
Mclaughlin; Prelate, Otto Gerline: K. of
r. and S., John Il. Besser; NJ. or f., Ed
ward 7. Battey; VI. of e., Edward Bron-
SOD, Jr.: NJ. at A, Charles Sopris; Repre-
sentative p. c., Edward Bronson; Alter
nate. John j.. Pnrsell; Trustee. eighteen
months. P. c. John j. Pursell. They will
be Installed by the ID. d. G. G. on Monday
evening, January Is. The RANKS of esquire
~veution.
Palisade Lodge No. 1913 held its regular
convention on Monday evening. Sixty
Tour members were present. Resolutions
On the abolition ofthe rituals in foreign
languages vera adopted, and Will be for
Barded to the Supreme Chancellor. Tine