The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-07-15
GENERAL LODGE NOTES.
HNTGHTR OFHONoR

Withe the exception of the Assistant Supreme
Dictator, all the supreme Officers Of the Knights
the supreme lodge. The Objects re.-Marsden
Bellamy, of North Carolina, s. D.; John Multi
gan, of New York, 5. V. D. J. w. Goheen, Of
Pennsylvania, s. A. D.; B. f. Nelson, of Mis-
souri,, S. K J. w. Branch, of Missouri, S. II;
John Il. Hancock, OF Kentucky, S. G. E.; Rev.
H. NJ. Hope, Of Virginia, S. e.; John P. Shan
non, of Georgia, 5. G. M: j. Warren Smith, OF
Massachusetts,. S. s.; George S: Hallmark, of
Florida, w. S. Cantrell, of Illinois, James
Whitehouse of Maryland. Supreme Trustees. In
his report to the Supreme Lodge the Supreme
Dictator said that during the year 1892 thirty
two assessments were called. amounting In the
aggregate TO 1927, 400.97. On the first day of
january, 1892. the w. and o. B.. fund owed
S614,500 On the first day of January, 1898, the
same fund owed S427, 333. "a, showing that dur
ing the year a net gain of SlSG. 166 .66, a sum
equal to 11a assessments, had been made in that
fund.
Ivanhoe Lodge, No. 500, held q meeting last
night at Roche's Hall, du.Iu5 which the part iG
will take in the consolidated anniversary picnic
at Schuetzen Park on July 81, was discussed.
SONS OF TEMPERANCE.
Crusade Division No. 1888, s. of T., as usual
had a very large attendance at last nights
meeting in Humboldt Hall, and all present on
joyed the meeting. Among the visitors were
Brother E.. H. Osborne of New York, an eX-
member of Crusade and the founder of Beak-
man Hill Division in New York; Brother Knapp
and Sisters Brown and Stewart of Crystal Divi-
sion. Crusade and Crystal, together with dele
cations from Newark, Elizabeth, New Bruns-
wick and Paterson, attended in a body the
institution Of Beakman Hill Division in New
out about thirty strong and Crystal was well
represented. Grand Worthy Patriarch Poole
and Grand Scribe A. Van AIKEN were present at
the institution of the new lodge. The visitors
were all royalty entertained.
A.. o. U. W.
Alpha Lodge No. :, Ancient Order of United
Workmen, conferred two deg ress upon one can-
didate last night, Another was elected a mem
received. The lodge is steadily gaining in mem
bership. Its officers are all popular, and it is q
pleasure TO attend every meeting. Consequent
ly there is always q good attendance. Repre-
sentative of the Supreme Lodge w. H.. Vernilye
We rbally reported some facts in connection with
the recent session of the Supreme Lodge al
Toronto. This Jurisdiction was honored by the
| election of Brother Vermilye to the Supreme
Lodge. He is a member of Alpha,
DAUGHTERS OF LIBERTY.
Martha Washington Council No. 1 met last
evening in regular session in their council cham
Der, at Fourth and Grove streets, and Were hon
ored with O. visit by some of the members of
the new council, Loyal No. T.. Among the visit
ors were: Miss Mile Hurd, the financial sec
rotary of the council, and the Misses Becky and
Ella Van Alst. The officers OF No. l were in-
stalled by Ex. N. G. John Seeley, und er the
direction of the Deputy n. c.. G. B. Ludlum.
The council liz noing to take a trip to Ro ckaway
next Tuesday, and they will have a go cd time
as they always DO.
S. NJ. Il. A. OF N. A..
Communipaw Lodge No. IS. S. NJ. A. A. of N.
A., danced with it's friends at ~Pohlmann's last
evening. The pavilion was crowded, and all the
participants had a merry time. Prof. Eckert
furnished the music. e. Brook was floor man
ager. assisted by H. ", Radowitz and II. Bolton.
The Floor Committee were j. B. Cassidy, NJ.
e. Kenny, ]. Bardon, A.. ]. Mcdonald, NJ. Nc
Grath, NJ. Gyott, j. Healey and NJ. Keegan.
Committee of Arrangements-C. HIM, P. Casey,
P. Brock, C. Howard and c. Sullivan.
Canton Jersey City No. 2, Patriarchs militant
will picn ic at Pohlmann's. August 81.
Flora (Reoecca Degree) Lodge No. IL, at las t
nights meeting at Pohlmann's initiated three
candidates.. A visitors there were present
District Deputy Sister Tam of Evergreen Lodge
and Sister Palmer of Union Lodge OF Newark.
The attendance was quite large. After the
meeting was over the members and visitors
responding Secretary Carmichael provided.
R0YAL ARCANUM.
Arboret Council No. 1907. R. A., Initiated two
candidates last evening at its meeting at Pohl-
maun's aud received nine proposals for mem
bership. The council was honored by q visit
from Deputy Grand Regent Black.
General Dudley s. Steele Council met in their
council chamber, in the Fisher building, last
evening, but transacted only routine business.
Many of the members belong to the Fourth
Regiment, and are preparing to go to camp
with the regiment at Sea Girt.
PY1HI4N SISTERHOOD.
Rathbone Assembly Of the Pythian Sisterhood
held a well attended meeting in HAnn's Hall,
upper Newark avenue, last night. Six proposals
for membership Were received. Among the
visitors present were Mrs. Douglass, Miss Van
Wart, Mrs. Rodgers, Miss Rodgers and Mrs.
Brown of lincoln Assembly.
ii. OF II.
Hancock Lodge had a good attendance at
its meeting in Humboldt Hall last evening.
Several proposals for membership were re-
csived. The lodge will picaic at Poalmann's
on August II,