The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-07-06
SECRET ORDERS.
PYTnIAY

The installation of the new officers of Lincoln
Assembly, No. Z, of the Pythian Sisterhood,
brought out a splendid attendance at last
nights meeting. At least one hundred and
IF ty' sisters were present., eighty of whom were
visitors. Supreme Mistress-at-A Arms S. NJ. Var
Wart, Grand Mistress of Exchequer Lake,
Wart, and Grand Vice Chancellor Donath were
among the latter. The new officers were in
stalled by Grand Chancellor Gommander W.
Sister Blizzard; Vice Chancellor Commander,
Sister Washburn; Prelate, sister s. Brown;
Mistress-at-Arm Sister Moncton; Assistant
Organist, Sister Rodgers; Inside Guard, Sister
G~reaves; Outside Guard, Sister Evans.
L. o. o. r.
The new officers of Garfield Lodge No. IS, 1. o.
o. F., were installed last night by District
Deputy Fitzsimnions, accompanied by Past
Grand Wilbur johnson of Jersey City Lodge. as
Marshal; Past Grand John Il. Coleman, Grand
Warden Charles L. Richards as Grand Secre-
tary. and James W. Petit as Grand JUNO +
Guard. The officers are:-Noble Grand, W. E,
DAVIS; Vice Grand, E. Mays: RecordingSecretary
G.. E. Sutcliffe; Warden, E. E Richards, ?. g.;
| Conduc tor. q. W. Riker: Inner Guard, K. Hare;
of Noble Grand. W. H. Written; Left Supporter
of Noble Grand, +. Harvey; Right Scene Sup
porter, W. J. Gilbert; Left Scene supporter, F.
bloom; Left Supporter of Vice Grand, B. +.
Kunckeu, Jr,; Rlgut Supporter of Vice Grand,
John Hansen. P. g.; Captain, j. H Ward ;
Organist, E.. Ebersole, ?. G.
lIuGOlu 1OQS6 AClA 4uiNO q KUN lhVClluE On
Fourth of July night. Among the visitors were
Past GraSd Green, an ex postmaster of this
city. In the good and welfare Interesting
remarks were made by Past Green, J. schott
aud 4. Vogt.
The newly elected officers of woodlawn
Lodge No. 5, K. of p, are: Carl A. Maxwell,
Chancellor Commander; William R. Clements.
Vice Chancellor; Prelate, John Clark; John E.
Van Ripper, Keeper of Records and Seals; W. W.
Teuhoff, Master-at-Arms John Alardice, Mas
ter of Finance; William George Nelson, Master
of Word.
Vessels and staff were present at last nights
meeting of Jersey City Lodge No. Is, K. of p.
The first degree was conferred upon Andrew
Roaue, and the new officers of the lodge were
Installed. After adjournment the MEMBERS re-
paired to Tony Reuters and enjoyed a spread.
4. q. T. OF a..
Considering the great Forestry event OF the
day before and the late hour up to which the
festivities lasted, the attendance at last nights
meeting of Court Iittiejohn was very good,
and the members had a good time. District
Deputy Curtis was present. Court Littlejohn
was well represented in the parade of Tuesday.
1t is the Oldest court in the county.
DAUGHTERS OF LIBERTY.
The new lodge of the Daughters of Liberty,
organized at Orient Hall last Friday evening,
will be instituted next Monday evening. The
officers are:-Councillor. Albsrt Reming, Jr.
Associate Councillor, Mrs. Albert Reming. Jr.
Vice Councillor, Mrs. w. 4. H. Goetchius; Asso-
ciate Vice Councillor, Mr.. W. I. H. Goetchins;
Recording Secretary, w. A. Weston; Assistant
Recording Secretary, Mrs. w. A.. Weston;
financial Secretary, Miss Millie Hurd; Treas
urer, Mrs. FRANK II. Lewis; inside Guard. Miss
Goetchius; Outside Guard, Edward Dunlap;
Trustees, G. R.. Robinson, Frank H. Lewis and
Charles h. Swart; Ex-Counclllor, Mrs. {. H.
Swart.
CAR INSPECTORS PROTE CTTTE As
SOCIATION..
New Jersey Lodge, NO.. /, Car Inspectors
Protective Association. will hold its regular
meeting tonight, at Humboldt Hall, Newark
avenue, at eight O'Clock. Initiation OF new
candidates from the different railroads in New
Jersey will take place. As the charter closes
tonight come one coine all.
+. O. o. F..
Mount Sinai Encampment, No. 5, L.O.O.F.,
will celebrate the hftieth anniversary OF its
bell, OF Ontario, will be present, and will deliver
an address. Grand officers OF other States
have promised to attend. Mount Sinai En-
campment is one of the oldest encampments in
the State. At the last meeting the following
officers were elected:-E. Walton. Chief Patri-
arch; Senior Warden, Brother Wells; Scribe,
Joseph Taylor; Financial Scribe, George
Dompiere; Treasurer, A. i. Doan. They will
be installed on the second Friday in July in
their lodge room. in Union Hall, Fourth and
Grows streets. Patriarchs of other encanlp.
ments are invited to attend.
a.. O. #. OF a.
William Dawson and Thomas Reddy of Court
LittIejohn were last night installed respectively
as Trustee and Junior Beedle. Dawson is one
of the Oldest members Of the court-a charter
member. He Is a member of the Police Depart
ment and at present is asSigne ed to duty in the
First precinct as driver of the patrol wagon.
On tne occasion OF hissinstallment as a Trustee,
last night ,one OF his brother Foresuers remarked
that he would like to see Dawson win the round
trip ticket to the Worlds Fair for which many
members Of the Pelice Department are now
contestiDg in The News police popularity con-