The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-08-10
SECRET ORDERS.


Onward Lodge No. SO held a meeting last
night at Becker's Hall, OIL Jackson avenue, at
which the second degree was conferred on two
candidates.
The Baard of Managers of the ODD Fellows
Home will not meet again until the second
Wednesday in October.
Master next Monday night, and have invited
all the noble grands and vice grands ia the
county to be present aud assist 10 the recap
ton.
Canton No. ., Jersey City Patr,archs Militant,
will meet this evening at the Avenue House and
complete arrangements for the parade, drill
and reception at Pohlmann's on August 81.
R0TAL ARCANUM.
Grand Regent S. j. Kallmaun has arranged
the following dates for the official visits by a
Committee composed of members of the Grand
Council with tue Supervising Deputy .Graud
Regent in CHARGE
ID; Resolute Council No. sos, Tuesday August
Is; Columbo Council No. 1,4J2. Tuesday, August
~; Keith council No. 1,5JI, Friday, Septemoer
i; Prquest Council No. 1,223. Monday Sep
TENDER 4: Remington Council No. 75i, Tues
day. September 8: Coronal Council No. Lass,
Wednesday,. Sepiemosr Q: Hasbrouck Council
No. 81, Thursday. september z. Ajax snukel
Council No. Lice. Monday September II;
Yaptacau Council No. 1.5l4, Tuesday, SeptAm-
Der IL; Ofadell Council No. 1.411. Wednesday,
September l3; Red Bank Council No. gSI,
Thursday. September "A; Morris Council No. Sill,
Monday, September II; Loautaka Council No.
95S, Tuesday. September 10; Little Falls Couu-
ell No. 1.l9i, Wednesday, September 30; Pc
auaunock Council No. 1860, Thursday, Septem-
Der 81; Gienwood Council No 1,4JT Tuesday,
september Is; Rosella Council No. !, 354, Thurs
day. September Is; Cumberland Council
ell No. 5a4. Tuesday, October 8;
Monmouth Couacil No. 1875. Thursday October
5; Passaic Council No. i,09A, Monday. October
q: America Council No. 1874, Friday, October
~; Mountain Ridge Council No. 1,0i4, Monday,
October Is; Bfldgewater Council No. 375, Tues
day. October u; Camden Council No. 4ss.
Tuesday, October "a; North Jersey Council No.
1.lsl. THURSDAY, October IS; Atlantic City
Council No. AS, Friday, October &c; Coast City
Council No. So Thursday, November 2;
November Z: Greenwich Council No. 599.
Wedn .sdsy, November 5; Capital City Council
No. s92. Friday, November 10; Royal Council
Council No. 1,l35, Tuesday. November IA; Rock
away Council No. i, $40. Thursday, November 49,;
Longfellow Council No. 675, Monday, November
November q; Flreslds Council No. rs
ell No: l,ola, Friday, Novsmber "a;
S South 81 jersey ssS Gogne aan No, Sls H. MOn ,s1s T Novsm-
November %; Long Branch Council, No. 42a,
Tuesday, December 5; Neteong Council; No.
1ss7. Thursday; December Z; Bound Brook
field Council, No. III. Monday, December II;
e Sss9 ~ n T.; Hillside nassm COUNCIL No;
l0STs luuESduys OoCOulO6T 1Rs Dull-
NIT Council No. 1852, Monday. December 10.
Crawford Council No. 1869. Tuesday, December
10; Seth Boyden Council No. 1856, Thursday,
December Ri; South Orange Council No. 1347,
Friday. December q. The Grand Regent de-
sires that every EFFORT be put forth to have q
full Rttedancs at these meetings. and invites
other councils to be present or represeted. 1t
will no doubt be appreciated that with ninety
Subordinate Councils distributed throughout
the State, it will be quite a task for the Grand
Regent to visit each aud every council, but he
xvn moAonv1c q do ~ hafArA fla ~Osra ts1. AZ
his term of office.
Jersey City Lodge, No. iii Benevolent and
Protective Elks celebrated its second anniver-
Highlands. About one hundrei members and
ladies participated. They Ehad charming
weather. an invigorating sail on the speedy
boats Of The Central line and a Jolly day at the
Pavonia Yacht Clubs house, where dinner was
served. Commodore Rowe took out about
twenty five on the yacqt Phantom for a sail.
The wind was light, but they had a merry voy-
age and were away two hours. A number en-
joyed a drive along the Highlands picturesque
roads, while the others remained at the club
house and amused themselves by singing aud
dancing. The merry party returned home on
the six O'Clock boat.
4. 9. r. OF
Godfrey Cohen, a veteran Forester called on
the Grand Secretary this morning to explain q
trihing difference betvssn him as deputy and
the secretary OF Court Greenwood.
The Grand Treasurer y g daily visitor at the
headquarters of the grand officers.
Foresters' Day, Tuesday next. will be cele-
brated this year In Newark. There will be a
parade and a picnic at Caledonian Park. All
the courts in the State will participate. This
officials are ambitious to have a big procession,
as ST. Patrick's Alliance will have a parade the
same day. The march will be a short one. The
line will form at Military Park, and move at
one o. clock thr ough Broad to Market street to
the Park. The rooms Of these courts will be
open until the time for forming. The procession
and all visiting brethren win be entertained.
Refr eshments will be served. The courts new
location of their rooms e:-Perseverance. Nc.
S8 Broad stleet: Essex. No, led Market street;
streets. Trolley cars which run direct to the
Park, start from the Market street depot.
Transfer tickets are issued by all the street car
liues. All the Grand Court Officers will be pre-
sent,
The excursion Of the Elizabeth Courts was q
mammoth success. They sold 1900 tickets and
realized ST. 1856. The affair was managed on
strict business principles and as soon az the
bouts started from this city p. G. g. r. Linden
berg called the comm ttee together. The re-
turns were made and the accounts were bal
anced.
Hamilton C~onclave had q meeting last night
aud initiated Henry Williamson. The Conclave
decided to take part in the parade at Newark
next Tuesday.
Court Pauius Hook met last night at Hum
boldr Hall. They had no candidates.
Court Pavonia had a meeting last night but
transacted only routine business.
Daughter-sThere are now three strings Of
the piano broken,