The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-06-03
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residence of Mrs. Foster, No. sol Palisade ave-
nue., last night. and discussed the relative
merits of the various sites examined, from
which a selection is to be made. The merits of
all were set forth by this Committee on Sites.
and the number of desirable ones was reduced
to five or six. The committee will report 10 tne
association at q meeting to be held III the
Fischer Building on Tuesday. June IL. ABOUT
forty of the delegates we're present last nignt,
and after the meeting were agreeaoiy enter
tanned by the hostess aud her daughter, Mlss
Ida >,
Evergreen Lodge, Rebecca Dagree, team will
meet for a drill at the Avenue House TINS even
ing.
Sumner Association will meet on Monday
evening. Business of Importance will be trans
acted.
day evening. The lodge decided to give a picnic
at Schuetzen Park, Gceenvilie. on July ~.
KNIGH HTS AND LADIES OF HONOR.
The commit tee on entertainment of Wilhel-
minen Lodge, K. & l. of H, reported last nigne
of the lodge at Pohlmanns- Wiihelminen mas
305 members, and is considered one of the flour
ishing lodges In the State. 10 no one mepm n,Mr
perhaps is It's success more due than to Police
Sergeant Wilshusen, who is Grand Secretar Oh
the order.
A circular containing reports Of proceedings
of the recent session Of the Grand Lodge will
soon be issued. 1t will show that the MEMBER
ship of the State up to the time the Grand
Lodge last met was 6.710, and that the finances
OF the order are in a remarkably healthy con-
dition.
ROYAL ARCANUM.
A number of the grand officers assisted
Tenaiy Lodge No. 1873, r. A.. to dedicate ms
new h nsaaopna1 rs l in;t,d nIgss f sna 'S Sondnid aas ~
Among the visitors were Grand Regent 5. J.
Kallman, Grand Vice Regent I. s. Peter, Grand
Young. Grand Guide S. Drummond. Grand
Warden d. ]. Dow, Grand Sentry J. M. Congal-
ton. Supervising Deputy Grand Regents z. =. Il.
Launsberry of the Committee on the state Of
the order. The visitors were all splendediy
entertained and most of them made speeches..
Supreme Deputy Grand Regent George L..
Simpson last night paid an Informal visit to
Fairview Council No. 45e, at Fairview.
w. L. Dickinson Council No. 5ls, initiated a
Hoboken Council, Royal Arcanum of Hoboken
held a largely attended meeting last night.
WaIser B. Taper was elected Vice ksgent TO
fill the unexpired term of George b. Kemp,
resigned.
Germania, Ivanh De, Protection, Palisade,
Hudson, Humboldt, Washington, Caremount,
Auerbach, Union, Samaritan. Guttenourg and
uniformed rank of the town of Union are all
working hard for the success of the great
knights of Houor picnic to be held at Scnuetzen
Park, July 81.
SONS OF TEMPERANCE.
Crusade Division expects to Initiate four can :
didates next Friday evening. The meeting
last night was well attended. At its conclusion
the members enjoyed a series Of parlor games.
None of the members are more deserved ~
popular than Recording Scribe Marie Il. riley.
AMERICAN LEGION OF HONOR.
Americas Council No. 429, A. L. OF H., meets
at Union Hal, Fourth and Grove streets, every
first and third Friday of the month. Last
nights meeting was more than ordinarily inter-
esting. The council received q visit from DIS
trict Deputy Anderson.
Leasing Council. A. L. OF H. of Hoboken. held
"a II n I.xr, tonatfur 1alt n iubf ar THAR
rooms in the Quartettle Club building. After
the meeting there was q social session and
banquet after which, the members and their
lady friends trippsd the light fantastic.
CHOSEN FRIENDS.
The committee in charge of the arrangements
for United Councils picnic at Berg's Oriental
Park on Monday, July 10, are J. NJ. Zlckert, J.
Hay, Charles Rosin, L. Bergow, william MUS
sell, William jacobson and William Shaffsr.
F.. Dc d. M.
AIlemanfa Lodge Will work the second degree
at its next meeting. June 10: A number OF
! visiting brethren are expected to be present
| and participate in the ceremonies.
,Aliemania Lodge. Free and Accepted Ma sons,
| met at Pohlmann's Hall last evening and con
| ferred the fellowcraft on Henry Stier. Visiting
| delegates were present from many lodges IL
the county. Eagle Lodge was largely repre'
scented. Several propositions for membership
we're received. After the working Of the degree
| the company spent a social session.
FORESTERS.
The twelfth annual picnic OIL court Jersey
CRY No. 7129 will be held at Caledonian Park.
July II. The In charge OF the ar
engagements are John j. Carol, J. J. Golden,
J. ]. German, N. Dugan, B; Bsecher' John
The Grand Executive Council of the A. O. r.
of A. will soon present all the Grand Past Chief
Rangers with certificates. The formal presenta-
|. ton will take place in Court Harsimus.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHI4S.
Lafayette Lodge. No. 70, K. of p. having re-
| moved ITS headquarters to Armory Hall, No. 723
| Grand street, earnestly requests a large attend.
ance of brothers at next regular convention N
| its new lodge room on June !. The cards Sc mt
| out bears the words Business, ReJuvena-
7 tion."
| dates, Past Chancellor Butler of Jersey City
/ Ledge was among the visitors. The Entertain
ment Committee mas completed arrangements
| for a bfcnic and summer nights festival at
Pohlmann's on August II.
b. p. o.. e.
A party of sixteen member of the Jersey
CITY Lodge of Eiks attended the performance
Of THE Bohemian Girl at the Academy Oh
| Chase with a beautiful basket or roses. MISS
| Chase is a great favorite with the Elks OF this
e sisted Is At sne he naS E SRsa enteraainments and viii
| sing at their second annual benefit at the
| Academy on Monday evening. The look OF
| bewilde ring surprise that mantled the face or
| the fair sGypsy Queen when she read the in
| ~scription card was more fully appreciated by
the jolly Eiks present than by others IN Inc
| audience. They had played a neat little joke
| upon the singer. Stage Carpenter John
| Langabee, himself an Elk, had found
an opportunity early q the
evening to persuade Miss Chase that the Jersey
| city Eiks did not hold her in that esteem which
| she had been led to believe they held her, ana
| that it would be agreeable to them if she would
| decline to sing on Monday evening. This some
| what nettled the fair singer. but when the
! basket OF roses was handed her and she had
read the Inscription she glanced over at the
/ -.,-u;. - x<pn Elkc Whn QcCunl80 q 0l0fE
Of seats down in front the look !. upon her ETA face e
| The party included Exalted Ruler john A..
Kapp. Past Exalted Rulers J. E.oiM Eallase and
! f. McNuIty. Norman L. Rowe, 5. I. Hogan,
| Frank Cogllll. Robert Mcdonald, J. ]. Bagieg,
W. S. Weed, e. +. Vessels, J. r. Ricard and Z.
IF. Flynn.
Rising Star Circle No. 81. c. 0. F., win bold
an anniversary reception and Japanese tea at
koche's Hall next Monday night.
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