The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-01-02
TALK OF THE lodges
Results of Pythian Elec-
lions and lnstalla-
ton Plans.
A NEW REGIMENT, U. R.
Chat Of the Masons, Foresters,
Cadets Of Temperance and
Other Orders.
G OF PYTHlAs.

the consult uUlOu were NGOdlCti. OtS
ton proved very exciting, and resulted in
the choice of the following:-C. &.
Charles 4. TIMER, v. G. Thomas L..
Fitzsimmons; Prelate Horatio ;. Tuthili,
X. Of Il. and S. Charles NJ. Soioman. Al.
of F. L. l. RugRles, N. of L. Henry a.
Trustee p. Z. John Il. Kent, Representa-
tive to Grant Lodge, P. G. f. K. Vessels,
Alternate Robert Mcdonald. Installa-
tion on the 18th.
Lincoln Lodge No. sc held one of its
oil thine conventions on Thursday seven-
ing. Many of the old faces were present.
G. C. Charles Earle was in command.
Captain Uriah Day. the banJoist, contrib
nteu O numDer of solos; I. G. Jerome
Rappleyea Ne several fancy jigs. Levi
Ward gave a amusing irish jig 10 banjo
accompan' lent; Pies Shanley. Silpatn,
". c.. DU Jap helped the social session.
rfie otfic RS elect are as follows:-C. Y,
G ri ett Zyfers. Jr.; V. G., Charles Bill.
lmgton; Prelato, w. Fl. Bannister; *. OF
r. and s., George w. Point; NJ. of F.,
Phillip Lynch; Nj. of E., William H. AL
len; M. at A., Oscar Somers; Trustee, p.
G.. John Yarnes; Representative to Grand
Lodge, P. G. Jerome Rappleyea; Alter
nate, p. G. John l.. Silpath. Installation
Thursday. January IA.
Sherman Lodge No. 1919 held an impor-
tant convention On Monday evening. z
C. j. Purcell presided. =. CT. Il, Gill
more and w. E. Besser were admitted by
card. and a number of applications were
received. The rank of Page will be con
ferred at the convention Monday even
ing, and the officers elect will be installed
by the d. d. G. c. and staff. The officers
eiec1 are:-C. C., George H. Jones; V. c.,
P. G. J. R. Gilmore; Prelaae. George
Pulls: X. of r. and S. James E. Besser,
M. of F., Edward I. Beatty; NJ. of E.
p. c. r. Lewis; NJ. at A., William n. Orr;
Representative. T. Z. George PuIlls; Al
ternate, p. G. r.. Lame.
Rathbone Lodge No. 10 held it's regular
convention on Iuess..J evening. The
good and welfare session was made
pleasant by remarks from p. ID. G. Q.
Steven Van Wart, p. D; D. G. G. z.
shanley, D. D. g. z. N. McDonough, D.
Donath, P. C.'s D. Campbell, Harry
smith. Gus Steup, j. Clark G. G.. Joe
Locke, v. c., G. Patterson. Brother
Westvervelt sang a comic song. Brother
Coffin gave q number of humorous
Brother Max Salinger also made ad-
dresses. The election resulted as fol
iows:-C. c.. George P. Paterson; V. G.,
Charles Stedeman, Prelate. William y.
Meyers; K. of R.. and S.. Harry H.
Brinkerhoff, NJ. Of F., William Mead; N.
Charles w. Wareing; Trustee. Albert L.
Rouse; Trustee to fill unexpired term.
Max Salinger; Representative. PC. Will
liam H. Mead; Alternate, P. G. Duncan
Campbell. Installation, Tuesday.
Centenary Lodge No. 100 at its last con-
vention elected these ofticers:-C. G.
Julius B%reternitz, Jr.. V. G. Henry
Schilling, Prelate Phillip Gugish, K. of
r. and S. Gustave A. Lutz, NJ. of e.
John Kellor. M. of f.. Louis SchwarZ, M.
at A. George B. Edineer, Representative
F. c. Joseph Clancy. Alternate P. C..
HoSy@h Lodge No. 1o6 will impose the
rank of Esquire on several Pages tomor-
row. Arrangements are complete for the
public installation on Monday, January
10.
Lafayette Lodge No. 70 will install Of
ficers on Wednesday evening A social
session will follow.
Hancock Lodge No. ia on Friday even
ing will install lis officers.
Hudson Lodge No. 81 will install on
Thursday evening.
The Hudson County Relief and EN-
ployment Association held its annual
meeting on Tuesday evening, seven lodges
out OF the eleven In the association repre-
scented. The report of the secretary
showed hat three members had received
benefits, and that q number OF applica-
lions for assistance were received from
parties who were proven unworthy. The
to,al amount of relief asked for was
S23. The report also shows that the en-
pioyment feature was not a success ow-
ing TO indifference. Every lodge is re-
quested to elect a committee for the pres
cut term, and furnish the names to the
secretary as soon rs possible. Next meet
ing in the Castle Hall of Grant Lodge No.
9S on Thursday evening. March "a. The
following officers were re-elected:-Presi-
dent, Gustave Steup; Vice President,
Stephen l., Van Wart; secretary, John
e.. Berrian: Treasurer, ]. Mulvanie;
n.~o, Iahn (lunk r.. p1flar md III
Ro.s. I'll secretary's address is No. LOG
S orm
Az the uext meeting Of the Board oil
Officers of the First Regiment. U. r., the
advisability of forming a new regiment
and a brigade in this State will be debat-
ed. There will be at hat time fifteen
divisions in the regiment. aud seven more
divisions arc about being formed.
Pallsade Division held its regular meet
ing on Monday evening. Captain Steup in
command. A committee was appointed
to arrange for a fair in April. Sir Knight
w. Bannister is chairman.
A meeting was held on Monday evening
in Ethic Lodge, Harrison, in the interest
of the proposed new division. A charter
has been applied for. and the division will
be ready for institution in Il few days.
bloomfield will have a division before
the meeting of the Board of Officers in
February.
Grant Division will drill every week at
Metropolitan Hall, G%reenville.
Grand Chancellor Mrs. Stephen J.. Var
Wart will publicly install the officers OF
Good Samaritan Assembly, Pythiar
Sisterhood. on Wednesday evening, Janu,
airy Is, at south Amboy, and the officers
OF Monmouth Assembly on Friday even
ing, January 5. at Ashury Park. Both
will be held in connection with the public
installations of Good Samaritan auo
Monmouth Lodges, X. of +.
The officers elect Of Calanthe Assembly
3 Pythian Sisterhood, will be installed on
Wednesday evening.
Lincoln Assembly. No. Z, Pythian
Sisterhood, after adjournipg their regular
convention on Wednesday evening. viii
January 20, is the date for their own in
stallation.
The staff of the D. D.. G. C. of District
No. 9 will be composed of the following:-
Sir Knights G. P G. Leonard Pelloth; e.
v. c., George w. Point; e.. p. George
Higgons; G. NJ. at A., Lemuel NJ. Butler
and G.. /. e., w. GranG.
Eight OF the officers elect in Lincolr
Lodge are members of the U. r.
1t would be we'll if the officers of Sec
ton No. 81, Endowment rank, would
send each lodge a book containing the
rates of Insurance,
Brother Coffin and his celebrated tear
of donKeys will leave for Boston tomor-
row. Il
Rathbone will boom under her new
commander, Brother Patterson.
Brother Harry Brinkerhof has beer
elected for the thira time K. of r. and 5.