Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-05-29
,Jr. q. Z. A. NJ.

Timer St Clair Council No 53S, IN connec-
Tn @ n%Id %hIH ecora ee ton services M Monday after
noon. Brother W. I. Kerr Will make the al
dress.
The Headquarters of the Western Pennsvl-
vauia delegation will be at Congress Hal,
Cna or the most convenient hotels in At
lantic City. y special rate will be given the
party.
After wear of hard and successful work,
Brother J. G. 4. Richter, late State Councillor
OF Ohio, has ound time for q few days rest.
and il spending his vacation in Allegheny,
his old home.
The tventy-fourth annual session of the
National Council, Jr. o. U. A NJ. Q. s. A,
will convene in the United States Hotel, At
lantic City, \. j.. on Tuesday, June q, COM
mencing at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
Three new councils are reported for Ohio
TINS week. They are: Patterson, No. 275. at
Patterson. Hardin county; Wharton, No. 2s0
q. Wharton, Hardin county; Wakeman, No.
9Sl. at Wakeman, Huron county.
The Visiting Committee of the Advisory
Council will attend the meeting of William
Thaw Council No. S96, of Allegheny, on
Thursday June ., and on Tuesday, June Z,
will visit West Bellevue Council No. 240, at
Avalon station, Pittsburg, Fit. Wayne and
Chicago Ra lroad.
Hazel Glenn Council No. 2Os will hold
memorial services Decoration Day at River
ton Cemetery near Mckeesport upon the ar
rival o. train leaving baltimore and
Chic depot at $50 A. N. An address will be
delivered by o. P. Cochran, President of
Advisory Council.
Tomorrow. Decoration Day, the members
Of William Thaw, Pleasant Valley and Star
OF the West Councils will meet at their hall
on sarah and Taggert streets, at o'clock
and proceed to Washington's Monument in
the Allegheny Parks where short services
Will be held and the monument decorated.
The communicates have their arrange
nents almost completed and will take about
go men, together with their celebrated band
tho American Military Band. Meetings of
the General Committee are held every Sat
urCav evening in the Office of the State
COuncil 393 Smithfield street, Pittsburg, to
which all members of the Z. A. NJ. and Jr.
o. [. \. NJ. are invited.
The state Council of North Carolina was
instituted Monday of this week, at Winston.
by d. y. c. Thomas B. Ivev. During the
session charters were granted for two new
Councils. No s, at Asheville, and No. 8, at
Reidsville. Nos. 10, II, u and l3 will be char
tered within a month. At the next annual
session, which will be held in Asheville,
there Will likely be 20 Councils in the State.
Brother W. I. Kerr, Chairman of the State
Council Committee on Laws, leaves Tues
day evening for Philadelphia, where he will
be until Thursday afternoon, stopping at the
Continental Hotel. Thursday evening by
invitation of Thaddeus Stevens Council No.
2j2 Of Reading, he will visit that city and
attend the council meeting in company with
state Councillor Brother Harry A. Heisler,
remaining until Friday noon. He VIII prob
ably spend Saturday and Sunday folio wing
at Atlantic City, y. j.
state Councillor Heisler reports the organ
iZariOn OF the following new Councils in
PcnnSvtvania tho past week: Port Kennedy
Nc. ~ Of Port Kennedy, Montgomery coun-
~. Viola No. AS, of Fairfield, Adams county.
Sugar Grove No. SAC of Sugar Grove, War
rcn county. Monument No. S7, of Grand
vile. SchUvlEill county. Carpenter No. SS,
Oi Ashland, Schuylkill county. Cinctnnatus
No SO of West Philadelphia. Lieuten-
ant Cushing No. $50, of Philadelphia.
The new ritual of the L. A. NJ. was exem-
pl fed by the committee, Comrades Peck,
SGa1Cr and Cooper, at the meeting of Wash
ington Commandery No. l. Monday evening.
TIE candidates we're Rev. NJ. ID. Lichliter
and Nafional Vice Councillor Cranston, who
were given the three degrees. There were
present representatives from all the COM
mandcrIes OF Western Pennsylvania, and
brvond some minor criticism, all seemed
pleased with the new work. The ritual is
now being printed and will soon be ready
Ior distribution.
Friday afternoon June 8, at P NJ, Mar
parrt A. Dushane Council No. 4S ID. of L., :
and Liberty Bell Council No. 627, Jr. o. U.
A NJ, Will present fairfield School House,
OF the Nineteenth ward, with flag. EN-Jr.
National Counciior J. W. McCleary will
make the presentation speech and Director
J. L. schultz will receive it on behalf of the
board. Tie scholars and teachers from the
Nineteenth. sixteenth and Twentieth wards
will he pres 'at on that day and sing several
American songs, and several councils from
both orders will participate. The public is
cordially invited to be present at corner
Penn and Atlantic avenues, East End.