The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-12-31

George Boyce; V. c., James Sutclif; Pre-
late. Stephen L. Van Wart; K. of r. and
s., John G. Wilson: NJ. of F.. Earnest De
Camp; M. of E.. Horace B. Hitchcock:
M. at A., Joseph Eugles; Trustee. Will
lam D. Sproul; Representative, P. G.
Stephen L. Van Wart: and Alternate, P.
q. Horace B. Hitchcock.
Woodland Lodge No. 5 elected these
officers at their con vention last evening"
G. c., William G.. Nelson; V. c.. George
Kallman; Prelate. john Clark; K. of R.
and s., j. E. Van Ryper; NJ. of F.. James
Allardice; M. of E.. JGhn Kncller; NJ. at
A., William r. Clements; Representative,
P. c. NJ. McDonough: Alternate. p. G.
John King; Trustee, T. G. Nd. Nc
Donough.
Hancock Lodge No. ia held a well
attended convention last evening. A
committee was appointed to arrange for
the anniversary Of the lodge. A new
relief committee was also appointed.
These officers were elected for the eusu-
ing term:-C. c., l.. W. Wilson; v. c.,
H.. w. Murgettroyd; Prelate. G. Van
Keuren, K. of r. add s., c. E. Richards;
N. of F.. j.. S. O'DonpelI; M. of E., A.
P. c. A. j.. Doane; Alternate. P. C. c. H.
Baldwin.
The Hudson County Pythian Relief
and Employment Association held a
meeting last evening in the Castle Hall
of Hancock Lodge. There being less
than a quorum present, the meeting adj
journed to meet in Grant Lodge on the
fourth Thursday in January.
Centenary Lodge, 100. elected these
officers at its last convention:-C. c.,
Gustave Lutz; V. c., William thinner
man, PreIate, Phillip Gugish; K. of R.
aud s., Julius BreIitZ; M. of E., Henry
L. FiitZ; NJ. of F., L.. Swartz; NJ. at A.,
P. c. e. l.. Eddinger; Representative.
Charles L.. Eddinger; Alternate. P. c..
John D; Brinkman. They Will be in
stalled Friday evening, January 6, by D.
D. G, c., Thomas Sayre and staff.
DR.. Van Saun, the genial K. of K. and
s., of Lafayette Lodge. contemplates re-
moving to Brooklyn. The DR.. will still
attend to his Pythian duties in this city.
What would Rathbone do wI5hout its
Harry at the books /? No Harry, no lodge,
no new jokes, no afterdfnner speeches.
1t required special invitations to some
of the members of Lincoln Lodge to
induce them TO attend the regular con-
vention on election night, but hey got
there, sure.
P. b. D. G. C. Charley Miller has again
been elected Chancellor Commander of
Hudson. He is the standby of the lodge.
p c. Thomas Fitzimmons, of Jersey
City Lodge, has been selected District
Deputy of Odd Fellows for this district.
Grand Prelate Ralph Donath will here
after take care of the finances Of Jersey
City Lodge. He is a dual oficer,N grand
and subordinate at the same time.N
The following corps of officers of Robert
Bruce Commandery was installed pub
licly by Deputy Supreme Commander
McClunQ and his staff:-Commander,
Alexander Dubois; GeneraIissimo
Henry Gessen; Captain General, Alexander
S. Lawson; P-elate, Charles A. Morgan;
3 ;JTaer, ". s~.rlmer Clark; Assistant
Ecorder, George A. BentoH;- Senior
warden, Herman ALBRIGHT: Junior
! Warden. Robert S. Morton; Standard
Bearer. Henry j. Van Woeart; Sword
Bearer, Thomas Fulshaw: Warden, Her
man Graper; Sentinel, Frederick Bedell
First Guard, Minard Fl. lark; Seconc
Guard. j. NJ. Varmarth.