The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-08-24
SECRBT ORDERS.
JR. o. O. A. AZ.

The Jr. o. U. A. M. cornet band is arranging
Tor an entertainment to DO given in December.
the last meeting Of Clinton Council, because
they have admitted several members who are
not members Of the order.
Industry Council reahZ9i n profit OF 9l00
from its excursion to Asoury Park on American
Day.
brother Thomas L. Johnston of Industry
Council Is devoting considerable time to Passaic
City Council, OF which he is deputy. His ap-
pointment has pI loved to be a wise one as the
council has wonderfully increased under his
Brother Frank H. Lewis Of Industry, the
present State Vice Councillor, will have no
opposition for the Office of State Councillor at
the annual elect on IN October.
The Rev. Thomas Houston, Pastor of ths
John Knox Presbyterian Church, viii preach a
sermon to Clinton Council some time next
month.
On the day preceding the annual session of
the State Council ct Trenton, the twenty-ffth
anniversary OF the order will be celebrated with
appropriate ceremonies.
The appointment of an entertainment com
mittee by Clinton Council causes many Of the
members to wonder II 1t will meet with as
much success a. Brother Britton's excursion
West Side Council members deserve consider
able credit for the splendid showing they made
at Asbury Park on American Day.
Grsenyiiie Counctlss represen tatives to the
State Council are Brothers futile and Refining.
Valley Forge Council. No. =. meets this even
,hg a~a m sra,n na ahsos wosk ca on nana' s also so ONE
. Wa
no doubt be on hand and tell why he was not at
Asbury Park last Thursday.
DAUGHTERS OF LIBERTY.
Martha Washington Council. No. will hold its
next regular session in Council Chamoer, cor
ner Fourth and Grove streets, on Friday even
ing. 25tn inst, at which time it is expected to
have four candidates initiated and also receive
the session Of the National Council which meets
next week in Cleveland. o. Deputy N. G. Lui-
lum has received an application for another
new council on the Heights, which he expects
to institute very sooa.
Grand Secretary Allen O. Meyers, Of Cincin.
natl, WAS IN this city yesterday. and the guest
of Past Exaited Ruler James #. O'Melia and
Esquire Christie McCabe; OF Jersey City Lodge
No. 211. They visited Exalted Ruler Friday, Of
Brooklyn Lodge, who is chairman of the Com
mittee on the Revision OF the Ritual. They had
q jolly time. The Grand Secretary will be in
New York until Monday, as he win attend the
reunion and banquet given by New York Lodge
over its return to the fold. It will be- grand
gathering Of happy Eiks. and Aud Lang syne
Jersey City Lodge wiz begin its regular
meetings on September ID.
+. O. O. F.
Entwistle Lodge will meet this evening at
Kaissr,s Hall and confer the second degree.
olumbia Lodge will attend church in a body
next Sunday and has invited sister lodg es to
unite with them.
Mechanics Lodge wrsstled with an Investment
In a mortgage and decided not to put out its
cash. The debate Yves the only event OF inter-
est AT its last meeting.
Brothers Doan and Pilson have parted as bust
ness partners. The former will remain at the
old shop.
Notices have not been sent out for meeting
Of tho Hall Association. The meeting will be
held the latter part of next month.
Dit. Sinia Eneampmens will meet tomorrow
There Is q candidate on the list, but no Is Ill and
only routine Business win be transacted. The
Eucampnseut with cslebrat1 its fftiesh snuiyer-
sary on October 10. The Grand Sire and his staff
will be present.
The New Jersey Odd Fell ows' Orphanage
Association will meet at F1scher's Hall this
city, on September IL. 1t will be tho annual
the present presiding officer, has announced
that she will not be o candidate.
THE IRON HALL.
Branch No. 4s2 OF the Order OF the Iron Hall
met III Rochs's' Hall last night. aud forty-two
OF those present signed the petition TO the Sup
RENE Courr Of indiana for the discharge of the
receiver, for the appointment OF q temporary
receiver aud tbs speedy return ;of the manage
fnent of the order to the Supreme body. The
proceedings of the Supreme Body at its recent
meeting al Indiana were discussed and generally
approved.
body on the evening" Of the 99th TO call on
Branch No rs In Masonic Hall, Lafayette.
Chief Justice Thomas Mahoney presided.
Three member or the Baltimore division OF the
order. whicn. Is antagonistic to the Indianapolis
division, we're present and gave close attention
10 The ~reutarkss hnt did mot say much.
Chlef jus Ice Mahon1y expects that niuaty per
per sent. OF the members OF bis branch will sign
tbe Estitiou for the discharge oft receiver.