The sun., 1892-01-31
lyD THEY WERE LADIES, TOO
THE CIRCUMSTANCEs WE'RE
1o~ RrlILY VERY TRYING.

u,,,r -.shavtrs Nolle~ Inesrsss
S s,.s a Degree that. as II IL Sale. She
.,... LADY OF Honor Dora EnEers Face.
-.Iodv Lincoln Lodge OF tho knights and
IL ., Honor in Hoboken had time on
sr'nrsday night. How II started everybody
hnt eycrybody tells different story.
sSu. s..S nuch however. is true. one Lady OF
an.' slanned another Lady Of Honor In the
nv. a,d made dive for her eyes. whereupon
'' 'Tni,ht interfered. and the Ladies retired. as
acre. to their corners.
M. lodge has 800 members, nearly all OF
-hom are women. Everybody knows every
,ndv sIse. and It was like happy family until
,onhle came Who the Trouble was could not
=. Harmed. Lady Dora EnRel says 1t is Sir
Irton Muller. Sir Anton in his wrath has
..nt,,red TO call her "a nuisance The lodge
w. "a 900. and has fifteen members on the
.ict list. Some Of the members were In favor
- d,yid,nc the cash. but then the question
ol who shall take the sick listp" On
Thnrsday night meeting was hold and every
s.Sv came there with anger in her eyes, How
49, ~, The Grand Protector Of the T. and L. Of
~ .sas there in the interests OF peace. The
80 M..,.ion of dividing tho lodge into two hap
Nd mn for discussion. The Grand Protector
sYSrsnced TO the wall to take down the charter
-hicb hung there in o massive franc. Lady
Kreitts cried out:
A, ~nont touch I'll IT'S nailed. and tho wall
~,ll come cut with It."
Tho Grand Protector still advanced. and then.
u IA said. one Of the ladies ran and stood un-
Ssr The charter, waved her arms. and said with
spirit:
will defeud It with my life"
Ths effect OF the tone and manner was such
MAT the Grand Protector retired. and the
mating Immediately began to go on again.
twas about this time that Lady Dora EnCel
sistsIs and brothers, there s. ,s trouble in
d aH h hss sssfs made 'I1 IN ese
ins his Old trick. He wants to break. up tho
5uS, He is no good and you want to look out
50 much exhausted M s ,byo by her ,ss ssst
6r Anton's consort came, rushing out with
Salf Q dozen, Ladies' in her train. She ap;
preached Lady Lad II lEngol with her head tossed
''S'%VHha 'S%hst was that you said ?. she asked.
Lady Eneel famed herself Finally she re-
marked to friend beside herr,
"It's dreadfuly hot n here"
She She turned as she spoke, with q look OF
Take fam" Lady Engel said.
twas o burning brand to gunpowder, and
Lady Muller so spoke in reply that Lady EnGel
lost calmness and replied:
"Your husband is nothing but mischief
Il was then that Lady Muller. driven quite
beyond seli-control sprang forward and
slapped Lady Epgol on her face. She followed
this up by pinching her shoulder and making
g ssis haien ten the Hoboken Police De-
patmsnt, happcned to come into the room
affairs he sprang between the two and with
tbs assistance OF a Sir knight kent them apart.
In a corner Of the room four other ladies
we're talking spiritedly to each other, and the
Sergeant advised them all to curb their tenn
pers, One by one they slipped out Of the room.
The Knights went down stairs to recoup tn cir
nerves after the exciting occurrences. While
Q group Of them were discussing the matter O
dispute arose. and one Knight Threatened to
bit another Knight upon the jaw. The Ser
gesnt again interfered and the peace was pre-
served.
Tho next day Lady EngeL dropping her
title. went to Recorder McDonough as plain
.st Mrs DSra ' En- Engel and ESt warrant for the
toSergeant Ratjen. who sent note to Lady
tnller asking her to come down to the station
As tho matter now stands Lady Engel and
Lady Muller don't speak when they meet. but
the trouble In no respect effects the essential
prosperity and pecnniary standing OF the Lady
LINCOLN Lodge OF the T. and IL. of III