The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-08-17
SECRET ORDERS.
ROYAL ARCANuM.

The July number of the Royal Arcanum
Guide published " full page photograph group
gave short biographical sketches of each, of
Grand Regent Kallman, of this State, the
Guide had this to say
IS. j. Kalimau, CIR. Regent of N. j.. was
born in N. Y. City, May Is, 1852, aud at the age
of ten removed with his parents to Jersey City,
being educated in tho public schools of tue two
cities.
He joined Pioneer CT, %. April 81, 1880, aud
with 10 others. Withdrew after reaching the
Vice Regency, and organized VIM. l.. Dickin-
son CT on March ID, 1854. with sS charter mem
bers, which now includes els of Jersey CIty's
most prominent citizens. He was elected 7. &.
and Rep. TO CIR. CT at the second session at
Newark, and in ,oae 1885 was elected d
1857 CIR. Guide, in which office he showed his
ability for ritua!iStic work. In 1885. 1t being
admitted that he Sub. CT bylaws all needed
selected him for his important work as Oh. of
the Com. on Laws In 1888 he WAS elected CIR.
Trustee for three years. in 1892 he was unani-
mously elected q. ". R., and this year CIR.
Regent unanimously. After the organizatio lou
of w. L. Dickinson Cyl, he turned his attention
to the organization of others, and in this leads
the State, if not the whole Order, having insti-
tuted in 1888 West Shore. in 1889 Middlesex,
Palisade and West Hoboksn, in 1899 Pequest in
Jan. and Pavonia in May, in 1891 Seth Boyden
and Netcong in April and Maple in Dec, in 1892
Gen. D. 5. Steele in March, Alpine in May,
Teuahy in Aug, Monmouth in Doc. and Has
brouck Heights in May, 1898.
v Su CuiDO nave D50u lila ny
Brother Kallman's personal effort, not to say
anything of the number maue members indi-
rectly through his work. His own CT has
shown the appreciation of his work by present
ing him on December 4, 1855, an onyx finger
ring with initial studded with diamonds. on No
veInber Is, 1857, Il goll watch. gold chain and
gold R. A. watch charm, and on May ~, 1898,
in the presence of six active P. G. r. s and the
entire Or. Gu a diamond shirt stud of TWO
carats. He is a member of the Knights OF Pythias,
Odd Fellows, and 3 charter member Of the
Loyal A. Is. Association
KNIGHTS AND LADIES OF HONOR.
Webster Lodge held a good meeting at Poll
mann's last evening, during which two can
didates were initiated. The lodge has a mem
the following efficient corps of oficers:-Frank
Snyder, Past Proeector; John Vreelaud, Protec-
tor; Mrs. Becker, Vice Protectors; Emil Werthen-
THEM and John Wilshusen, Secresaries; Mrs.
Vreeland, Chaplain; Mrs. Stark, Guide, and
Andrew Dahl, Sentinel.
Welcome Lodge, No. 1886, will give a social
entertainment next Tuesday evening. Brother
Kretzer's orchestra will furnish the music.
Although there was a large attendancs at last
nights meeting OF Guiding Star Lodge, the
business transacted was mainly of a routine
character, The lodge. however, has many con-
genial and convivial spirits included in its mem
bership, and It's meetings are never dun or fat
UNITED FRIENDS.
Palisade Council, No. 50, Order of Uaited
Friends meets in Henn's Hall, on Newark ave-
nue., in the vicinity OF the Court House. IL mas
seventy-seven members, and many of those
were present last night ana enjoyed the meet
ing. The present officers of this council are;-
E. Waldeck, Chief Councillor, M. Wooiever.
Vice Councillor; w. H.. Bonds. kinancier; W.
S. Williams, Recorder; W. s. T~hacksnthal. Pre-
late; c. F. Perkins. Sentinel; II. Kahn, Mar shall;
#. D.. Baker, Past Councillor.
There was a fair attendance at the nesting of
Erie Council, No. AZ. at McCoobery's Hall last
evening. None but routine business was trans
acted, however.
RED MEN.
w mona Tribe, No. 60, which meets every
W ed nesday night, in Franklin tlall. held a
lively meeting last evening. Visitors were
present from High Rock, Communipaw and
gress were received. The haymakers met i'm
mediately afterwards. Both meetings were
largely atten led.
The meeting OF Commpnipaw Tripe tomorrow
night promises to bo lively and entertaining.
X. OPP.
A number of visitors were present at the
meeting of Jersey City Lodge, No. Is, last
degree upon a candidate. The attendance was
quite large. A lively and interesting social sss-
sion followed the regular meeting.
I. O. o.. Il.
Hudson Lodge, No. IA, met in its lodge room
in Union Hall last evening, but transacted only
routine business. Those present, however, en-
Garfield Lodge, No. 65, worked the third de-
gree upon one candidate last evening". There
was q fair attendance.
H.. o. r. OF Il.
One candidate was initiated last night by
Court Monmouth, No. TIL. A nup-asr of Wis.,
itors we're present.
KNIGHTS OF SHERWOOO FORREST,
Hamilton ConcIave No. 1o4, knights OF Sher-
wood Forest, filed a certificate of incorporation
~ the County Clerks Office yesterday.
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