The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-06-02
bECRE7 ORDERS.


The newly elected officers of Canton Jerse y
CDy, No. 2. We're installed last night at the
Avenue House. The members were all in fun
dress uniform, and the ceremonies were Impress
1ng AMI imposing. Mem5srs from canton Kiehl,
No. g, Of Brooklyn, aud other Cantans were
present, After the ceremonies were over the
installed officers banquettad the members at the
hall OF Chevaiier Edward Groschsl.
A new encamprnent, composed mainly OF mem
bers OF Alpine Lodge, No. 2l4, with headquar-
tiers at Pohlmanu's, IS soon TO 10 instituted.
The next quarterly meeting OF the Odd Eel
lows Orphanage Association will be held on
Tuesday afternoon and evening, June ID.
Brother Cunningham. OF Court Enterprise No.
8245, has full charge of the Journal in connec-
ton with the advertisement of the Foresters'
Associatiou's coming picnic at Schuetzen PARK.
The Knights Of Sherwood Forest have every
reason to feel proud OF the display they made
in the big parade on Decoration Day. That SO
many of The supreme officers mounted were In
line oespeaSs tns pride and interest taken by
them In the work and showing OF the Knights
In Jersey City. .
Myrtle tRebecca Degree) Lodge, No. 10, 10. :.
f.. adopted a new set OF BYLAWS and received a
number of proposals for membership at last
nights meeting. Tue meeting was well at
tended and OF an interesting character. Those
whose proposals for membership were acted
upon last night will b3 initiated at the meeting
on June Is.
Sumner Association, I O.. O.. F., met in
Boraem Hall last night and completed arrange
ments for its annull excursion to
Grove on Thursday, June % Siefert's Fourth
Regiment Band has been engaged for the occa-
sion.
F. d A. M.
Lodge of Temple No. 40, F. & A. M, held an
interesting communication in its rooms at NO.
43 Montgomery. street. Worshipfui Master
mason degree twas worked upon a well known
young society man. the work was well done.
The communications will be discontinued for
the summer after the next one, which VIII be
held on June Is. upon which occasion the fellow
craft degree will be worked.
WorsLipful Master Lester L. Brand and many
nfhar NH N N A1afh II nd pn M z IA vi
A. NJ, will visit Zeredatha Lodge No. 4S3, of
Brooklyn. on Monday evening, June 81
During June. July and August, Enterprise
Lodge No. as will hold only monthly commune
cations the second Friday of each mouth.
Highland Lodge will also hold only monthly
COMMUNICATION during the summer. 1t will
The Grand Lodge will visit Rising Star Lodge
No. 100 on Thursday evening, June 8. when the
degree Of Master Mason will be conferred.
Distinguished ritualists are expected to be pres
ent and participate in the work.
KNIGHTS OF PTTHI4S.
Palestine Division, Uniformed Rank. K. of P,
entertained the members of Florence, Unity
and Grand Divisions after the parade Tuesday
at Turner Hall. "A splendid collation. was
served and speeches were made by prominent
Sir Knights. Unity, which came all the way
from Elizabeth, and attracted considerable at
tention by its exc silent marching aud drill ex-
hibitions, was much pleased at their reception
and the manner in which it was entertained.
Hudson Lodge; NO. q, K. Of p, met on their
ShotOi A4eNAA III SA<Nr fNAh-6
ance was large. and enjoyed a pleasant even
lug. A committe consisting of P. C.'s Gill,
Weston and Meaki in, was appointed to prepare
for the twentieth anniversary of the lodge to be
held on Thursday evening, June Is, at their
Castle Hall, Fischer building, Erie and Newark
avenues.
Brother Gill has just returned from Provi-
dence and made a few remarks on the good of
the order in that State.
RED MEN.
A new council of Red Men will be Instituted
at Pohlmann's next Tuesday evening
Negontatogue Tribe, No. 161. will initiate sew
eral candidates at next Monday nights meeting.
This Tribe meets in Elk S Hall. Montgomery
Street.
ADRIATTC SOCIAL CIRCLE.
Adriatic Social Circle will dauce at Pohimann's
on Tuesday evening, July II. The officers of
the circle are: w. Croxmeyer, President; Miss
NJ. Wehmer, Vics-president: $. Simkins, Cor
responding Secretary; Miss N; Badenacher;
Secretary; Miss D. Landmacher, Treasurer, and
j. La Bousner, Sergeant-at-Arnis.
b. r. O. E.
The following artists have promised to con-
tribute to the success Of the Elks' second annual
Uenefit entertainment at the Academy of Music
next Monday evening: John W.. Kelly, Marion
Chase, Griffin and Marks, of Haverly's Min
strels; James F. Hoey, the re-, Julians, Thee, Behs
Derious-Daly. Joe Byron and May Blanche.
Julius P. Wittmark. Rosina, Daisy Norwood
the Goudiers, Florence French, George Earle,
ald oihy
ark and Frank Girard. All will positively ap-
pear. Professor Wagner will enlarge his or
chestra for the occasion.
ROYAL ARCANUM.
Pioneer Councii, R.. A, met last night in Hi
ram Lodge Room Ct. & A. ND room and initial
| ed several candidates. Supervising Deputy
Grand Regent A. G. Black and Grand Vice Re-
| gent Peter were present.
Grand Regent S. j. Kallman and staff will
| visit Tenafy Council at Tenafiy tonight and as
| sist in the dedication of the Council new head
quarters.
Council at Harrison on June IL.
Dickinson Council, No. 5lS. will meet tonight
| in the Fischer Building. There will be an initia-