The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-01-21

III installed Past Grand W. II. Maltiet
as CnapIaiu ard Past Grand On tries
Richards rs Warden.
Over three hundred tickets have been
disposed Of for ths eighth anniversary re-
ception of Garfield Ledge GU March ~ at
Woods Hall
The officers OF Rising Star Lodge were
installed on Monday night, A collation.
was served after the meeting.
Grand Master King INSTITUTED a new
lodge at Madison GU tuesday hight. he
was assisted by W. Hudson County mem
bsr<, ex-Mayor Grnssman, OF Hoboken.
the Representative Of Jne Grand Lodge to
the sup enc Lodge, and James >. New
kirk, Of Monticello Lodge who isa mem
Der of the Finance Committee of the
Grand Lodge. The lodge was started
with thirty-three members They have
over fifty Oh the charter list. The
thermometer was about IA below zero.
The officers OF Monticello Lodge were
Installed on Monday night except the
Treasurer, James S. Newklrk VINO could
not be present. The elective officers
Noble Grand, Van Voorst Meserau: Vice
Grand. j. P. Landrine; Recording Secre-
tary. c.. Fl. Perrine; Permanent Secretary,
E. B. Jackson.
Onward Lodge has made a fair start in
the new term. Their initiatory degree
was conferred on two candidates on We'd
nesday night, aud they have several pro-
positions.
The officers of jefferson Lodge were III
stalled on Monday night by District
Deputy Davis. After The installation
supper was served, and the lodge menu
bers aud guests had a happy time.
Ihe committee appointed at the meet
ing of The Hall Association, consists OF
brothers II. J. Mellor, II. H.. Eversen.
Peter Lawson, Hiram Spelr, A. r.. Bell,
H.. Ulrich, Nlerstedt, Johnston, A. ).
Doau. Johnson, +. Goamley, Fred Klein
and Crome.
The Hall Association has made consid-
erable progress since It's last meeting aud
expects by the next meeting on February
16 to have secured a sufficient numbe OF
subscriptions to warrant issuing the call
for the payment OF the first instaIment.
Chief of Police Benjamin Murphy is a
member of Mechanics Lodge and has sub
scribed for twenty share s In the Hall
project
Eutwisle Lodge will WORK the initiation
degree at its mex meeting.
CATHOLIC BENEVOLENT LEGION.
The installation of officers of Security
Council, No. 119, took place On Thursday
evening AT ORIENT Hall. The occasion
was a gala event in the history Of the
council that will long be remembered oy
those who participated.
The installing officer was State
Representative Alfred B.. Harding, as
sisted by State Secretary Gnegan, of
Newark. State Vice President +. Con-
molly. State Treasurer John +. Slnnott
aud Deputy State Chancellor H. L. j.
Moran were also present.
alThe Installation services We're very I'M
presive and were followed by the ode.
welcome to our Legions," sung by. Com
rade. Mahan and the entire council.
The board Of officers for the ensuing
year stands as ADMINISTRATIONS, Jonn
1--:t VIZ T-o-tl-.r V@kN A
Secretary, William +. Sanborn; Treas
urer, Patrick Flynn; Collector, P.
]. Goodwin. Orator, Frances A.
| Regain; Chancellor James p. Pierce;
| Chaplain, the Rev. James j. Sheshan;
Marshal, E. j. Blackburn; Guard.
| Robert j. Croker; Trustees, Thomas r..
| Marion, 2. H. Kilroy and Albert J..
| Mahon; Representative to State Council,
| Johu A. Lane, Alternate, James z.
Pierce.
Many comrades availed themselves of
the privilege to invite a friend, and the
attendance numbered about one hundred.
After a felicitous address by President
| Gniifoyle, he wa streated to a genuine sur
prise in the presentation OF a suitably
inscribed handsome silver tillinx ice
pitcher. The gift Of members OF the
Council. The presentation speech was
made by Vice President John A. Lane.
aud was feelingly responded to by the
happy recipient.
Areception followed, at which refresh
ments were served, and the remainder OF
| the evening was spent in speechmaking
! and singing. State Treasurer john Il.
Sinuott, who organized the Council in
| 1885. made an address, u comrade
| Mahau sang"Dor't Tell Mother" followed
with an impressive speech by state Vice
| President Connolly, on the advantages
and duties OF membership in the Legion.
1 Co r, p q n a CrnoRQr ca no 6Iha Fancy Col
| ored Ball. and Comrade James Man
ning sang in his inimitable style, The
| Gospel Bells" President Guilfovle intro
| duced State Representative Harding, who
III a particularly happy vein, addressed
the Council and then recited "Spartacus
to the Gladiators" with thrilling effect.
Mr.. Nat Hicks of Jersey City sang Tine
Bell Buoy" with "Grand Old Ocean" for
an encore. Joseph Madden sang "The
Golden Wedding" and the Hetherlngton
| Brothers sang the duet, Loves Golden
Dream" Mr.. Thomas Cullen carried
everybody away with his singing Push
Dem Clouds Away" which he followed
with "Tne Bowery, the Bowery." Com
rade William Sanborn II Mr.. Hicks
sang the Duet, '.Tne Pilor," and Com
rads Blackburn, "The Tipperary
| Christening" "The Old Log Hut" was
well sung by Comrade James Pierce.
Comrade Thomas Kerwin did the honors
OF cQeI' u LI6 SdllSldcttOA Va ~. Ano
music of the evening was furnished by
the Home Circle Orchestra, composed of
Messrs. Quinn. Walker. Cavanagh,
Small and Keefe.
Good Samaritan Councils new officers
are:-President. Frank rimnesfeld; Vice
President, E. j. French; Secretary, H. T.
Fischer; treasurer, E. J. Miller; Coilec-
tor, Johu Trenz; Orator, Edward Fani-
haber; Chaplain, Philip Wetzel; Marshal,
| .John Hepkel: Guard. john Mesmer.
The officers OF Our Lady of Grace
Council were installed last Tuesday
evening by Deputy State Chancello;
Egau. The officers are:-President, Ell.
ward Meagher; V. P, Peter Coulin; o
Thos. f. Sheridan; C..P. Hickey; Sec,
Michael Downey; Col, jeremiah Mccoy;
Treas, Martin E. Min5urn; Chaplain, the
Rev. Patrick Corrigan; NJ, 2. Campocll'
e., p. Flynn; Trustees, J. Cook, ID.
Lynch and J. b. Gilloran.
KNIGHTS OF MALTA.
Generalisimo Peter Pickard Of Isle o.
Malta Commandery, No. ITO, and Mis-:
UTc,,u WoiEay uara marriad on Thnrg-