The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-01-14

be installed next Monday night. The
event will be out CT the ordinary as thf
me mbers intend having "a tiine.n Tue
doors will be open to members Of sister
his staff have been informed that they
will be expected TO spend the entire
eve ming and to cancel all conflicting en-
gageinents.
Garfield Ledge will have half n dozen
pro positions i'll ut It's next meeting. 1t
has a coed staff of officers and will be up
with the best of them in doing degree
work. The last meeting was a social one.
a sort OF informal reception TO the new
officers.
The Board held a meeting at the Home
at Trenton. The complete list of officers
and committees who Were appointed by
President Puster are.-Henry Pnster,
dent; w. H. Biddie. Recording Secretary:
Joseph B. Birmingham, Financial Secre-
tary; Christian Miller, Treasurer. Man
ayers, j. n. Lindsay, O. II. Knowles,
Tustin Jones, R. T.. Richardson. W. Il.
Allen. II. Nierstidt. r. f. West;
7. D. Mills and H. 2.
Nn%ndsrsr II q 1h hs,.n committees n Rtssa,o.a are
Tns,in Jones; Supply. Z. D. Mills, j. N.
Linsley, o. II. Knowles; Property, w. I.
V~andegrift, r. f. West, w. II. Allen;
Printing and Stationery. r. w. Null.
H.. Nierstidt. w. H. Biddle; Medical
Staff, Doctors E. H. Rodgers, j. B..
Shaw. AT. Dey. +; W. Shain and DR..
Baker: Volunteer Dentists. D. w. Mer-
rill and H.. f. q. Woodward; Solicitor,
John Sykes.
The directors Of the Odd Fellows Hall
Association had O meeting on Thursday
night at the Office of Secretary Fred
Klein. They arranged to hav au ascot
alton meeting next Thursday night at
49, -NX- I 1d-- 49, 49, -rTf - 4 el-4
members Of the Order to attend. Those
who are not interested, should attend to
have the project explained. The move.
ment should be a success. anG will be Ii
the members of the Order 10 the city
endorse it.
The officers of Flora Rebekah degree
were installed gu Thursday night.
The officers of Summit Lodge were in
stalled on Tuesday night. TIE officers
are;-N. g., Joseph Lawrence; V. G..
August Swain; Secretary, William II.
Meyer: P. s.. James Morrison; Treasurer,
Adolph Herbin; r. S. N. g., James
Woodley; l.. S. N. G.. Charles Howser;
Warden, George Vlrin; Con-, +. hyatt;
r. S. S., E. Hope; L. S. s.. Max Won
V. g., William Calhoun; Chaplain, James
Lansing; S. g., James Wormsley; o. g.,
John Anderson.
The officers of Monticello Lodge will be
installed next Monday night.
The officers installed in Farnsworth
Lodge on Friday night were:-N. g.,
Victor Banks; v. G.. Lewis c. Perine;
Secretary. John Sutcliffe; Treasurer,
Charles H. Mersheimer: Ward. joseph
H: Prettyman; Conductor. Charles N.
Kiessling;L /. G.. William R.. Whyte; o.
G.. j. J. Taylor; r. S. N. g.. Henry Cos
grove; r.. S. n. g., John G. H. Nickolaus;
X. S. V. G.. Witt Stats; L.. S. V. g.,
William Burbridge; K. s. S, Julius J.
Koch; L. S. s., Thomas II. McDonald;
Chaplain, R. L. Richardson.
The officers of Onward Lodge are:-
Noble Grand, Samuel A. MacRae; Vice
Grand, William H. Leach; Recording
Secretary, William H.. Fogg; Per.
Secretary. George H. HUT; Treasurer.
Louis A. Fecker; Warden, Joseph B.
Birmingham, Conductor, Harry Bartlett;
o. IT,. Henry Hantke; /. G., w. J. Mimno;
R. $. N. G.. w. j. VandalI;L S. n. g..
Thomas Flanagan: R. s. ". G., George
F. Lindley: l.. S. V. G.. Albert Meyer;
4. S. s., Frank Bartlett: L. S. S., Will
lam George Stratford; Organist, F. w.
Warburlon; Cbapl ain, John G.. EDerlie.
They were installed on Wednesday night.
The proposed Odd Fellows Orphan
Asylum will undoubtedly be located in
Hudson County. The site Will go to the
county which will have the great
est amount of money for the pro-
ject when the orphanage convention
is held at Newark on the Both
Ten or twelve thousand dollars have been
raised in the State, of which the Hudson
County lodges have gathered 50 300 or
$4,000. chiefly at the fair in Woods Hall
receipts of the drawing at Woods
Hall next Friday evening for
two lots at River Edge. The
winner of the lots can ~re-transfer
them to the original owner for $500, if he
prefers. Invitations have been sent to
Governor-eiect Werts, Governor Albeit,
Mayor Wanser and other prominent men.
The drawing will be supervised by five
local newspaper men and W.. c. Burke and
Joseph E. Bernstein of The Fair Commit
tee. Ten orphans, between the ages of
six and eight years, will be on the plat
form, and one of them will draw the
ticket. between an intermtssion of the
dancing. The admission will be so cents,
and the purchase of an extra admission
ticket will entitle the purchaser TO a
chance for the lots. The prospect is that
the reception will be largely attended and
very pleasant.
Rebecca Degree Lodge No. 10 installed
these officers last Thursday evening at
Franklin Hall:-Miss Lila Cowen, Noble
Grand; Mrs, Jackson, Vice Noble Grand;
Joseph E. Bernstein, Recording Secre-
tary; Mrs. H.. Browning, Financial Secre-
tary; Miss E. Davis. Treasurer. The
Installation officers were District Deputy
Mrs. Romano and her staff. Mrs. Rutan,
Mrs. Fitzsimmons, Mrs. White aud Mrs.
Pullen The lod9eroom was crowded. A
delegation of Evergreen Lodge was prrs-
emit. After the installation Joseph e.
Bernstein. on behalf of the lodge
presented a gold chain to the retir-
ing Secretary, William G. Bickel. aud a
handsome emblem representing the
Rebecca Lodge. to the retiring Noble
Grand. Mrs. Nellie Altman. for faithful
services. Remarks were made by
William c. johnson. Mrs. Ruton, John
Sterling, Mrs. Joseph Hough, Joseph
Wilson. Mrs. Rolf. and Mrs. Jackson.
Refreshments were then served,
Sumner Lodge did not install its officers
last Monday evening. The grand officers
were there, and a large delegation was
present. They had a good time and for
some reason not announced postponed
the installation until the 23r d instant.