The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-08-15
SECRET ORDERS.


Court Enter prise. No. S245, which meets II
Franklin Hall every second and fourth Mon
days. held a big meeting last night, during
which three candidates were initiated. A mum
Der OF visitors wore presant.
Court Columbus, No. 5!Sl. with hea dquartsr
IN the Fischer BaIding, Is QUE OF this yOungss
courts in Hudson; but it IS booming RICH
along. AT last nights meeting five caudidal--
were Initiated and four proposals for menaber
ship were received. Among the visitors pros
elt were Past High Chief Ringer per AMI
Grand Secretary La Pointe.
Court Winfield OF Bayonus will picnic tn!
Afternoon and evening in Bayonne. soma :
the leading spirits OF the court. including S .a0.
Directors Jossph. McCdrnin ami William
Denton aud genial Louis O'Leary ars Oh IL
committee OF arrang eI1euls.
High Chief Rangsr Mckson. who has bse
spending his vacation IN Sullivan county. Nj
will return home Wedaesaay.
L. o.. o. r.
After The regular meeting of Mopticet
Lodge No. 40, /. .. o. f., at which Past a.
Noble brands anu brothers from many lodx
in tile city were present, u social session y
enjoyed by the nlauY Odd Fellows present, L.
success OF which ~reti-cts q vast anoaat OF cred
upon Brothers Newki X, Chamberiaine aud Il
rison, the in charge. The followu
programme was carried through without
single break, and each one of the part cipar
was loudly a~ppiaudsI, aud n.orsS were (
oraer OF the evening Address by NJ
Grand Landrins, remarks by Past Ora,
Knoefer of No. ,5J, Green of No. a.; Doan,
Il. L. OF Grand E.icamp neat; overture
kazoo band Of Mont icello Lodge, recita,icns
Brothers Harrison, Rector, Chamberiaine, II
lock and Newkirk OF No. lao, and Morgan of
SO; songs by Brothers Tolls and Cane of
l40; banjo and piano duet oy Brothers NewliI
Harrison aud Toles of No. 40; banjo duet
Brothers Rector and Newk irk of No. 40. i
rnenaserie was under the supervision Of br,
Rector aud N5wkirk. Remarks were also m.4
by this Noo,e Gtands OF Nos. IA. "a, e, G6, /
IS 10. anl 2a.. Graad Master, King was =
and unable TO attend. Refreshments W.
served aud a card party formed Lhas whLa
away the pleasant moments until one A. NJ.
K sing Star Lodge No. 2iU, which Ia; hall /
reptltalio l for work eved thfoaga tn g hot su
iner months. he'd another good nice ting !
night in The Iuira National Bank b Iiidl4g,f
worked tn secon degree. Tie third deg.
viii De worked next III ,nlty nigus, The IoI
anticipates lots of WORK when the cool wesA
sets III.
Sumner Lodze No. $50 has a member ship
nearly 2lJ TENDERS ami meets III Bo oias
building. II had q well attsad7d msetias
night, but transacted oaly roatihe ous,ne
T4e meeting was narhn onlous AMI ebj0Yaoie.
CHOSEN FRIENDS.
Two more propositions foa membership we
received during last nigat's ineating OF WAS
ington Council, No. Z. Order OF Chos 3n Friend
The council, though oaa of tn ST ron -est in /.
state. with Il nu:n1ess Zip of about two hundr,
and hfey, Il stul oootning ahead. Last nigh
alteIdauce was large. Dufing tbs abseaca
Chief Counciiior W. c. Barr. who is in Chieas
Vice-tlain siilor Stevens presided. Past Gu.
Couuci,lor Mahoney was at has post, as usual
Jersey city Camp, No. Il, or tas Gr4nd r.
teruty nsid its first regular meeting last eva
ing. Six candidates were initiated and at les
six are on their way for next meeting, l.
charter list still being open. the members
joyed themselves with singing and games. I
ladies served refreshments. Am ing fhc
present were desmond Fennelf, William
Turner, DR.. CronR, Mrs. Cronk, Il. II. Kali
ard wife. j. G.. Barso AL wife, J. a. Pste.S
II StsnsDury and wife, 9 Hansen and ochsr
The nemoers are very eatl1siasCtc as ID
groSth OF the camp Will testify. Next m1stln.
will be August -.
Coiumbu. Association. composed of o c. =
members Of Co'unuu' GoulcI'. NJ g. viii h..
its regulat III .eti I next Thursday evening :
the resid snce of Mr.. aud AIRS. z. H. Stsnsoa
M. III Cottage street Bu|iueS IS of iinpor.an
win bs ira IS tct:d aud all member are r
queSte to al Q I'd.
Scandal Council, No. A, 0. c. F.. will hold Il
regular meeting at No. 2i3 Washington strev
TINS being the first aud only Scandinay.
council Ia The State it ~ growing very last d.
will be classcd among the Dig couucIls.
COMPANIONS OF FORESTRY.
Ashley Circle. Comp MONS OF Fore stry, held
very pleasant meeting at Humboldt Hail L.
evening. This circle has q lively AMI eute tai
ing membership, aud its meetings ate seldoA
devoid OF interest.
Sherman Lodge No. I29 had a fair attead anc
ut last nights meeting, Including some la
dozen visitors. Chancellor Commander Nj
LanghiIu pre- side1. Odte; Guard Joan r. p
Iian, of this lolge, is a credit to it. Bssid.
possessing a really pie tsant appearance aa..
alniable disposition, he is a dutifui officer.
T. e. A. N.
King Solomon Lo lge NJ. 49,. F. A. NJ, com
posed of colored inemo .rs, held 3 Lodge OF Ia.
strucEion last evening. Master B)itol Z. Jac4
son is said 10 be- a COOL off :ial. The lo1gs ma
a membership of thirty-two
KSIG rs IND LADIES OF HONOR
Gerinania Lodgs No. 1.2l7, K. & L. OF Il.
he'd a good meeting ia the lodge roo u OF tn
Gerliania Bank baiidilS last night. Its meet
Jugs are always interesting.
AMERICAN LEGION OF HONOR.
Americas Council No. 40. has removed L.
McCoobery's Hail in Erie street, near Pavoni.
avenue.
ROY IL TEMPLARS.
Centennary Council No. 6, Royal Templars o
Temperance, will meet in McCoobery's Hall
in Erie street, near Pavonia avenue, mex
month.
U. II. X. OFF.
Palestine Building Association will sell share
in the new arInory to any person who ina
to buy, The shares are SO ID for SIS apiece aul
are payable i'll iustaitnents of 81 a mouth.
Palestine Division No. l will go 10 Freehold
\. j., on Labor Day to take part in the annuA
field day Of the Uniformed Ranks. 1t is ex.
pected that about sixty members will turn out
X. 0FP.
Woodland Lodge, No. 5, will make arrange
ments at their next meeting to celebrate the
twelfth anniversary OF thu lodge, which taSas
place on september 8. The celebration viii
probably consist OF a picnic.