The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-07-11
SECRET ORDERS.


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United Council, No. 48, Order OF Chosen
Friends, danced at Berg's Oriental Park, Ogden
avenue, last evening. The affair was largely
enjoyed by many friends. Visiting delegates in
large numbers were present from friendly coun-
cis, among which were Court Congress, Lafay.
cite, and others. To the COMMITTEES of Arrange
ments is much credit due for the way in which
the guests were treated. The committee COM
Jacobson, ]. Hay, William Mussel, L. Bergow
and William Schaeffer. The officers of the
council are:-Wm. Cole, Past Councillor. H.
Ray, PreIate; j. NJ. sicksrr, Marshall; chas.
Rosin, Warden; G. p. Herrschaft, Secretary;
3. G. Herrschaft, Treasurer; L. Bsrgow,
G emnpG tbosa j. rrasart H wsrs. me- md Nrs sentry Wg
Schaffer, Mr.. and Mrs. L. Bergow, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. P. Herrschaft. Nr. and Mrs. NJ. Ray,
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ. Sickert. Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Rosin, Mr.. and Mrs. Huebschmann. Mr.. and
Mrs. B.. G Herbschaft, Mr.. and Mrs. H. Rosiu,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Jacobson, Mr.. and Mrs.
d. S. Sickert, Mr.. and G. Ray. Mr.. and Mrs.
G. Dorer, Mr.. and Mrs. R. Culberson, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Reimer, Mr.. and Mrs. T. Kramer, Mr..
and Mrs. R. Fickert, and Mr.. and Mrs. A.. 9. d.
McLehore.
Friends, received two propositions at last
nights meeting. This council is growing. 1t
has now seyentv-ive members. Henry Seelt-
man is councillor.
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Lincoln Lodge, No. 1a6, /. o. O. F.. will install
OI1cerS LnlS evening. line members VIII De out
in force. Visitors from other lodges will be
welcomed. The lodge meets in Booraem Hall,
Newark avenue and Grove street.
One of the most enjoyable installations ever
witnessed in Monticello Lodge, No. 140, l. o..
F., was held at their rooms, corner Bergen and
avenues, last evening. That prince
of good fellows. Brother John P. LandrIne was
duly installed as Noble Grand. In addition to
the regular installations ceremonies. Brother
Landrine presented the retiring Noble Grand
with a beautiful bouquet of flowers. and eac b
of the members with Il ooutolniere. The lodg Q
in return surprised brother Landrine with a
very handsome bouquet. After the
ice cream and cake were served to the large
attendance by the retiring and incoming Off
lodge, bespeaks his popularity, and
if he hustles as much for Odd Fellowship as he
does for politics. old Monticello will have one of
the most successful terms in her history. The
lodge room has been recently newly carpeted,
and a handsome piano now sdorns the room,
making the lodge room one of the handsomest
in the city. Visitors are accorded a hearty wei.
come in this lodge and her talent for entertain
ment of visitors is second to none in the State. If
you want to enjoy a pleasant evening, call any
Monday night and you will not be disappointed.
At the meeting last evening representatives
were present from Nos. &c, 81, l59, III, 204 and
25.
In compliance with general orders No. II,
from army headquarters, Chas. H. Kunkel, A.
A. G., has been detailed to held an election for
field oficets oS the First Regiment. Patriarchs
MILITANT, l. VI u OIL Now Jersey us lOllOWSs-
Colonel, Lieutenant Colonel aud three Majors.
The election will be held at Trenton in Con :
cordia Hall. No. SO West State street. on Friday,
July IA, ct half past TWO o'clock ?. NJ. Canton
Jersey City No. Q will be represented by the
following of1cers:-Colanel George Stevens,
Lisutehar Colonel L.. H. Marinus, Major John
W Kull, Captain John L. Compton. Lieutenant
c.. Bunje, Ensieer R. J.. Couison, Edward
GroescheL II Rose aud Others.
Fraternity Lodge, l. o. o. F., of Hoboken,
held its annual excursion yesterday, and like all
previous affairs of this popular and prosperous
lodge, It was one of the fiuesr events of the sea-
SOD. One of the iron steamboats, carried about
I.500 pleasure seekers up to Iona Island. Fire
Commissioners Jake Kuper was made Com
modore during the course OF the day.
n. O. F. OF A.
Court Enterprise No. 8,245, A, o. F. of A.,
initiated two candidates at its meeting in
Franklin Hall last evening and received four
proposals for membership. A number of visit.
ors were present. including several of the grand
officers. The court has now about sixty
member
Court Columbus No. 1881 last evening
initiated five bright candidates. An effort is
being made TO make Columbus the star court of
Hudson. 1t prides itself upon a talented mem
bsrship. and among those initiated last night
were George Refill and Thomas McGratL, we'll
known singers, and Thomas Evers and Joseph
Storzinger. The court, though young, has a
membership of about forty.
KNIGHTS OF HONOR.
Fourteen Hudson County lodges of the
Knights of Honor are making great prepara-
tions for a joint celebration of the twentieth
anniversary of the birth of the order in a mon
ster picnic at Schuetzen Park, Union Hill. on
July "A. Claremount is the only 10 ige of the
order in the county that will not participate.
The recent excursion of Humboldt Lodge, K.
Of H, to Rockland Lake was a gratifying social
and financial success. Humboldt does the
work in German. 1t meets in the Germania
Bank building, No. 14) Newark avenue.
f. e. A.. NJ.
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quite an interesting meeting last evening. None
but routine business was transacted, however.
The lodge is composed of colored masons, and
has forty-two members 1t meets on the second
Monday Of each month. Several visitors were
present at last nights meeting.
KNI HTS AND LADIES OF HONOR.
Germania Lodge, K. & l.. Of H., had a largely
attended meeting last evening, during which
four candidates for membership were elected,
making six now awaiting initial ion. A aumber
of proposals for membership were also received.
The membership is already 1913. The lodge
meets in the Germania Bank building every
enr last night from Germauia Council, New
York
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Deputy State Councillor Peer last night in
stalled the newly elected officers of Industry
Council No. so, o. u. A. NJ, at Union Hail
The names of the officers have already been
published in THE NEWS. The financial reports
able, an acquisition of several hundred dollars
have been added to the sum already in the ex-
chequer.
DAUGHTERS OF LIBERTY.
A new council of the Daughters of Liberty to
be known as Loyal No. 8, was instituted last
night with twenty-six members by ex-National
Councillors Bouton and Ludlum and Brother
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