The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-01-16

John Ulrich has been successful is at
tested by tire fact that not a single APP
peal from his decisions has been made.
Malta. Mameaux, of Palisade. is the
model NJ -at-A. OF the district.
T. G. V. b. Lang retires after a severe
term from the command of Palisade. He
will visit Trenton next month and receive
his p. G. degree.
p. c. Griffith, of Cliff Lodge, New
York. is a frequent visitor at Palisade
Lodge. Why not become a member.
brother?
Billy Baxter will again guard the outer
portals of Jersey City.
Jersey City beats the record; it is said
hat no less thar seven Past Chancellors
were installed on Wednesday evening
last.
Grand Inner Guard Ralph Donath was
the guest OF the Trenton District on
Wednesday evening.
Sir Knight Ia. NJ, Butler holds the rec
ord as the model Malta. OF the district.
Brother Collins of Jersey City Lodge
was buried this morning from his late
residence. The brother was one of the
Oldest members of the lodge.
Sir Knight Lieutenant Lyman Brown
will again be q candidate for the position.
AS the Lieutenant is popular mis- election
is assured.
Sir Knight Banmeister will be a candi-
date for Captain at the next election of
| bD6 ultlSlCn.
Brothers w. Davis aud w. H. Metzger
have been appointed Inner and Outer
Guard of Lafayette Lodge No. 10.
Brother Davis of Lafayette is on hand
at every convention OF the lodge.
NJ. at A. Stewart OF Lafayette is taxing
lessons in the sword MANUAL. He prfdes
himself on his military bearing.
p. G. Grant of Sherman has graduated
as a Grand Lodge officer on the D. d. 6.
c. staff.
Brother C. womelsdoeph has again
been appointed Outer Guard OF Hancock.
p. G. Yarns knows nothing about
rubbers. That is lie thinks SO. The u.
d.. q. c.. thinks differently.
P. G.. Rapelyea is making extensive
preparations for his visit to the Grand
Lodge us representative of Lincoln.
C. &. Patterson of Rathbone will con-
fer the Knights rank on Tuesday even
ing
C.. c. Dunlap of Lafayette will don the
butte MS at the next meeting OF the di-
vision.
INDEPENDENT ORDER OF 0DDFEIL0WS.
A feast followed the installation at JEFF
ferson Lodge on Thursday night.
Steuben Lodge initiated ten candidates
at its weekly meeting on Thursday night
and a dozen propositions were received.
Alpine Lodge had a big Notification on
Thursday night at its lodge room in
~Pohlmann's Hail. Its officers were in
stalled, and as it was whispered that the
| event was to be out Of the ordinary run,
n score of sister lodges were represented.
D.. ID. &. M. Findley, assisted by z. u.
Bogert as Grand Marshal, installed the
following oficers:-N. g., Charles e.
Laune; V. e., David Haasell; Recording
Secretary, Jobn Brlnkerhof; Permanent
Secretary. Lad wick Wyman; Treasurer.
+. D. Patterson. At the close of the
meeting, supper was served in the dining
room, and the members and their guests
had a merry time.
The quarterly meeting of the Board. of
Officers of the Odd Fellows Home was
not held on Wednesday night owing 10
the sad hfItiction or series of them that
rave fallen upon TINT estimable brother,
Past Grand Master George w. HanmelI.
He has been i'll several weeks and since
he was stricken his mother and wife have
died.
The public installation of Farnsw orth
Lodge at the Avenue House on Tuesday
attracted Il large gathering. Odd Fellows
of every degree, and numerous ladies of
the Rebecca Degree Lodges, in full re-
gala, participated in the demonstration,
The installing officers were D. w. Fogg.
o.. Marshal Klein. j. Weeks, j. A.
Pier. AMI Thomas Crane. & The Off
GERS Installed weie.-M. G. M. Heine,
V. G.. Samuel Terrell; Secretary. John
Sutcliee; Treasurer, Charles Mersheimer.
Prominent in the gathering were:-
Lady" g. Cosgrove of Evergreen, Re-
becca Degree Lodge. who Il year ago re-
ceived tine degree Chivalry from the Patrf-
archs Militant at u public demonstration
at Oakland Rink. and representatives of
Mozart, Rising Star, Jersey City, ]. p.
Entwistle. Onward Mechanics, Monticello
and Summit Lodges, Canton Jersey City.
No. 9, Patriarchs Militant in full uni
form under command of Captain Morris,
! pnE EVnruFnan hvrftn nnd anr1CfQ
Lodges of the Rebecca Degree. A bounti-
tuI collation. was served and a very inter
esting entertainment was presented.
Brother Connors of Jersey City Lodge
and Mrs. w. Humphrey Il we'll re-
ceiyed solos, and the former gave a fine
harmonicon solo: piano solo by Brother
| Lawrence, piano duett by Brothers Hum
phrey and Metz, violin and harmonicon
solo by Fred Sehmale and recitations by
! Captain William Johnson were the fea-
lures of the entertainment. A hop fol.
lowed.
The officers of Hudson Lodge were in
stalled on Wednesday night by d. ID G.
NJ. Willets, assisted by his full staff.
Garfield Lodge had n pieasana but
short meeting OH Wednesday night. The
presence of La Grippe was manifest in
! the large umbe OF brothers reported on
the sick list. Two of them belong in
Bayonne and the Sick Committee sighed,
III I'LL nv koop oh IA IA
in u railroad accident several weeks ago,
has returned TO work rs engineer on q
%ferryboat.
After the installation OF the officers oil
John F. Entwistle Lodge at the Lafayette
House on Thursday night there was a
jolly stag entertainment. Refreshments
were served, of course.
Monticello Lodges officers were in.
stalled on Monday night. The officers
are:-N. G.. Thomas Game; V. G., Arthur
H. Matthews; K. s.. John P. Landrine;
p. s., John It. Swift; Treasurer, James
X. Moorehonse: Warden, V. Mese.
lain; O.. g., John Firth; L. G., H.
Tounley: r. S. n. G., NJ. Earl. l.. S. N.
G., G. H. Perrine; X. S. V. e. w. II.
Peet: L. s. V. G., f.. Hansen; r S. S..
q. Hollock; l. s. S. +. B. jackson.
The new officers of Onward Lodge
are:-N. g., Philip Kaiser; v. IT,, N. w.
Leard; r s., w. II. Fogg; +. s.,
S. B. Sayers: Treasurer, w. Fl.
Breaks: Warden. j.. B. Birmingham;
Conductor, s.. Bartlett; o. G.. H.
Hautke; 7. G., j.. Saauaway; r. S. n. G.,
j. Wylis; l.. S. n. g.. Joseph Cordner;
r. S. V. g.. S. A. McCrea; l.. S. V. IT,;
Thomas Newman; II. s.. s.. Geo. Blaich.
L. 5. S.. l.. Gouls. Jr.; Chaplain, j. w.
Hoffman,.
AT the regular meeting of Lincoln
Lodge No. 126. held at Booream Hall on
Thursday evening, the following officers
were installed by District Deputy Grand
Marshal Willets Noble Grand, Joseph
Duke: Vice Grand. Carl II. Behrens;
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