The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-07-07
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H nd son Lodge No. 81, K. Of P. last night
installed lis newly elected officers with cere-
money and ponp. The members were out in
force an q quite a humber q visitors were pres
new hea dquafteis in the Fisher building. AS
the twentiet b anniversary of the institution OF
t NE lo .a 8. was apRrosenlnS ana new nsr o,aGefs
to postpone the, house warming until anniversary
night when the new officers we're to be installed.
After the installation ceremonies the lodge and
its visitors repaired to Teu.onia Hall, where
proprietor Reuter- had already prepared a sup
per in his usually excellent style. The table
surrounded by enthusiastic Pythians who did
justice first TO the repasJ in front of them and
then an hour or more while enjoying cigars
and refreshments was spent in listening 10 short
addresses by members of the lodge and their
visitors. The new Chancellor Commander Will
liam r. Saywell sat at the head OF the table, and
Chancellor r.. r. Vessels. Grand Prelate
Ralph Donath, and Past Chancellor Commander
D U. Miller, all Of whum made addresses. De-
sides these remarks were made by Past Chan
celior Burkehardt. Past Chancellor Mckinley,
Past Chancellor Baldwin, of Hancock Lodge;
Master Of Exchequer Chevalisr and others.
demand sang in his usually good style q song
that WAS taken up at the chorus by the entire
~asssmblage and sung with vim and spirit.
lnittee that arranged for the event, aud to whom
is due much credit for its success, was master
OF ceremonies, and performed his duties In a
X 0OGAAt nhU PACDrdut uuu L los Ju3t OAO
OF those affairs that benefits all Pytnians VINO
attend, and II no doubt will b. remembered for
SOME time to come as an event Ia the annals of
Hudson Lodge. Past Chancellor Miller is go
ing away for some months and the tributes paid
him last night, not only by members of his own
lodge, but by visitors from others, were touch
ing. The Lodge, has. however, a splendid new
set OF officers, every one of them enthusiastic
Pythians. The list was published in the Lodge
column OF The Nnws some days ago.
Lincoln Lodge. No. 81, K. OF p. conferred the
first rank upon one candidate last evening. and
installed new officers.
Grant Lodge Installed their new officers and
Seld an entertainment at Becker's Hall last
evening.
At the last meeting of the Palestine Build
ing Association, which was held on Monday
last. a constitution and by laws were adopted,
and it was decided to issue 500 more shares in
the new armory at SIS a share, to be paid for in
installments Of 81 a month. The instaIlments
arc payable on the third Saturday in each
month. One hundred aud seventy-ivs shares
Ia the new armory have been bought by mem
bers of Palestine Division. The following
officers were elected: p. Frank STANLEY, Presi-
Secretary. The Board OF Directors are: Justice
Chas. Relnecke, Carl A. Maxwell, D. NJ But Ter,
Geo. F. Higgins, Geo. w. Point. L. Edward Nor
man, Geo. Demarest. Ed. Bronson. Geo. Ten
hof, Chas. Marx aud Oscar Summers.
COMPANIONS OF FORESTRY.
There was a splendid attendance at last
nights meeting of Rising Star Circle. Compan-
ions of Forestry, at Humboldt Hall. The new
officers we're installed as follows Chief Com
panion, MS. Nj. &. Walsh; Sub Chief, Mrs. L..
Morris; Recording Secretary, Mrs. III. Voorhis;
Financial secretary. Mrs. N; Toonlsy; Treas
Dunn; Right Guide, Miss Courtney; Inner
Guard, Mrs. WItcher; Outer Guard, Miss s.
kivlan; organist. Miss Ditmar; Medical Exam
liner, Dir. Dougherty. Among the visitors pres
en,-Circls D putty Mn. Cooper, Cnlef Com
panion Orr and Recording Secreta y A. M.Lano
OF Pride of Nsw Jersey Circle, Past Chief Com
panions A. Wilson and Companion Mrs. O'Brien.
Refreshments were served by the newly in-
stalled officers at a social session which fol-
lowed.
Wilson Council, No. 81. Order of Chosen
Friends, at It's meeting In Uuion Hall, Fourth
and Grove streets, last night, initiated three
candidates and received five proposals for
Kennel were elected delegates to the District
Convention, which meets In Newark on August
Il.
Il. o. r. or Il.
Court Warren. No. 1871. initiated four new
Candidates last evening. Chief hanger James
Kelly presided. Tue meeting was lively aud
entert aiming. AT It's conclusion the members of
the court rendered II reception to Financial
Secretary James McCurrin, who recently be-
came u benedict.
r.. D.. o r.
The new officers of Iroquois Lodge No. 81
I. .. 0. b., WIN he Installed on July -.
Myrtle Cssbeec. Degree) Lodge h.ld a well
attends d meeting last night. Nothing but
routine business WIS transacted, however.
Ris ng Star. I. o. o. f., viii install its new
of1cers next Monday evening il the rnird Ma
tIonal Bank Guiding.
a. o. 4.
The Executive Council of the High Court will
Meet within the next few days.
AMERICAN LEGION OF HONOR.
Hudson Council No. 5ai, A. L. of H., met last
evening, but transacted ouiy routins business.
CAR INSPECT0RS,I ROTE C1IVE As
SOCIA3ION.
At a regular meeting Of New Jersey Lodge,
Nc. /. held at Humboldt nall, on Newark avenue,
last night. there WAS quite y large number OF
the Inspectors from the different railroads pres
Ell. TweDty-eiGhr new candidates. from the
different railroads were instructed into the
mystic shrine. The New YORK Central. the
New YORK and New Haven railroads were well
represented. The lodge has now at its seventh
meeting on the roll one hundred and
with twenty-five more new candidates
for their next meeting. The objects Of the
association are as follows: To aid and assist all
car inspectors in time of need and distress: TO
promote harmony aud friendship, and to foster
intelligence whereby all Car Inspectors eau be-
come classed and ranked amongst the laboring
class who deserve recognition amongst those
who patronlge the rail DAD corporations.
Tie organization is composed of a class of
railway employees upon whom depends greatly
the safety Of me travelling public. Although
eyes and perception never fail them. Car in
spectorS, car repairers and brakemen will do
well 10 communicate WITH Idui SWltz9r. he
cording Secretary, No. 297 Henderson street.
AMERIOtN LEGION OF HONOR.
Jersey City Council, No. GO, are making ex-
tensive preparations for their excursion TO
Greenwood Lake on Sunday, July 3D. Nearly
eight hundred tickets have already been dis
posed of by the committee, and from present
appearances it will be necessary to charter two
special trims instead OF one. One individual
alone ordered two hundfed for distribution dur.
ing the past week. The price of tickets has
been pIeced ut IS cents, one-half OF the regular
in the county to assist in making this occasion q
memorable Que In the history of the order in
this county. The committee guarantees ample
Accommodations to basket parties, and also u
fund OF enjoyment for all those who participate.
Trains will leave Erie depot at 10 am, return
Ing leave the lake at Q pm; The committee in
charge consists OF Msssrs. BARLEY, Corless, John
+. Madden, Charles L. Cassedy, Michael
| Dineen, Kerey Shea, William Nichols. John v.
| McCully, Miss M. #. Carroll. Mrs. ]. F. Hogan
ana Mrs. A. A. Biake.
JR. O. IT. A. III.
Summit Council No. 81, held one Of her lively
| meetings again on "Wednesday evening last.
Brother Isley installed the new officers In good
form. The trustees filed their report and
back dues on the dues books. Brothers De
| Alya and Gray had their usual personal spats
and Brother De Alva Appealed from the de cision
of the chair. This Jr o. U. A. NJ. Cernet
Band mad a great blowout on July 4
and did fairly well with their enter
great preparations to attend the grand par ade
Of the order at Asbnry Park, on American Day.
August II. Fifteen cars are chartered aud
every council In the county will send all they
can, Summit will send rs; Industry, 20; Valley
Forge, 20; Ciinton, 20; Lafayette, 90; WestsIde,
NJ. ~ ...n~flla *. RauAnna 0l. flar6aId On.