The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-05-27

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ay.. saac.s Io awn,t ~ uesasss = Il attire com.
manus on ms us{ ; ane = I y thsv shaii re-
Promptly ., = ei9cS !. ~ ~ ~ 800 10y
pg ~ prom arp y .4o ' nas~. ~ s71n,p. Colonel
ny osuef % uusTAs1 grEor, S;,sant
omc'ai'-'oAN " Ti. Sh ps.;rssat IF r K Of
Tn cornr Ma nes With 7 ns tbs shove orders Palestine
Division viii assemble at It's arrnory on Tuesday,
May 80, at. 1a N. sharp IN full dress UNIFORM,
plumes and white gloves.
Two new officers, Inner Guard. u wielana,
ana Master.at.arms J. Y. GiiietI. were y ssa,aeu
last evening py hancocR Low / wcsssiS nsSa
Deputy Grand Chanceilor. ". H. Wesseis hi:uo
some interesting remarks ~ connection WITH
the ceremony. " applical,ons LOT insinuea
ship were received by the io1ge. among me
City, No. 49, Past Chancellor Van Wagner, who
mas been missed from tnr iouke roouI a'onN
wnile, also MADE MS appearascs' NC "aS ap-
plauded as he entered the ioage room;
Hudsoa Lodge no; q, Is. o. &, neia q wei at
Tended meeting at tneir Caseie TAU = avg new
Fischer Building. II was oeeneu 70 attena
cnnrcn n = nSoy on r pusas " e rn;rhls are y invita- /.
TRINITY Cnurcn, 20 Wn.cn az A.isnas - ~ T;sohar
Hudson I,odee No a.. K. Of p. will hold q
smoker on Thursday, june IS, in their castl .
Hall. in honor 81 their new home,
still financially, has taken a new lease of life.
Cnaries N. fry9r mas oeen insssaeu ~ aaste !
OF FINANCE. ana ne mas peen acsl I'VE ana prousm IN
10 cba Iae ; ap auartsrs. m aed sas ENGAGED do rooms - at
---o TTCff 80 IN, ra-- - = -
ATmory hall Nos srana se = sa,a : ,Ioosort
..snoIer., on Tanrsddav evening after lodge
meeting The members Of the lodge each con-
tributed something towards the entertainment
in the way OF music, recitations ana Short ad-
dresses. When cigars W ers lighted the msmbers
reveiled in one of the most enjoyable entertain
ments yet held by the lodge.
i. O. o. r.
Rebecca Lodge, l.o. y. y; when meets az
Louliiann , - Z ~ 10. aaaninu rha I"3e.
su,s,aseu ~ r ~ sasa IA avsr;na NC
~ arranging ler ~ a.ternooh auu o'en,as pS-
niG 2 % II Eiy ua1,s. ~ ~ - : I sas t ia sa,,n,;ttoo
Ing Ouu nsrhom go, Ill ameriau a. IN onace
w y IN meet s mex rnn Trsd K gsin.I Il The Weldon
pl az secl Tn r.ou. Il gu - = a. y :. ~
unn ~ aIfi, - = a,anaad ,oest inn ~ the aseo.
nn.a.eussn IN, IL soen ~ oai,ad E;va h.ndr.d sbarss
have been subscribed. and probably the first in.
Tntn,isia I + adea r iaat,a,aa tu, cond;da tas AZ ;te
LusM Is'e LV ms eia'e aa IVY NJ Iast msss
tainmaSt of tha Iod~s uas 40 s,,ccessfnl that q
talusaeuso u ~ iouso was 2
Dnn.a ~. aa,n ~ cra.,n;ne cchnasssn
PARK. pSl'0
n. S. G.. r.
Mrs. John, Smith. widow OF the late Police
Captain John Smith, whS WAS . member s Of
benefit claim Of 5000.
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The item in this column yesterday concerning
Valley Forge Council, Mo- 2, Jr. Q. A, M. and
the Decoration Day parade should nave read
ludt t1io SouuSh ~ ~ 10 hASSsAAS w. hAS
night before that it would not parade.
ROYAL ARCANUM.
.s - ~ ou,i Adat,,ora1 p.,af+ A.
soc,stjon viii ba estatllisbed In connection with
49, 81 ~ rtar n,sn,hars
a petition Tor SIGNATURES Oh cnar,ef memoe rs
aireaay Dsais snosS III ~ sG !" ,, 4 ~ \ dds,;onei
Arooass VounSi,; ,;oa ang - "a seo!'ra " aSditionsi
penem. 3 no ~
Depenl 81 2s,vV Vi.,o,a rno !. oho;r,nan ~ tho
Iast neseae .aa.unes WY 4 = ~. nrand J.Sre
commlttee 70 arIange ior tne nsAl 4tsa n2hss
sesslou, ~, u y ia ~ a az ~ - = 49,, Enuno;n
Arboret Council No. isoS. Royal Arcanum,
which meets at Pohlmann's every second and
fourth Fridays, last Night Initiated four new
members and received two applications Tor
membership. Eight other applicants are in the
hands of the medical exarninsr. Grand vice
Regent Peter and visitors from New Yors ooaa-
a. 4 rboret i is WORKING hard TO rrach the 25o mark
IN tie line OF membership. The council is also
preparing for a Ladies' Night which will be
keid on june %, the sixteenth anniversary Of
the order.
Cxnrre ar rEx NrE
49, 600. ~ . c.,..s 80 Tsunsrono.
was three yearsold last night, and in comInsmo,
The Cadets were out ID fun force and were en-
thnsiastic in the exercises. which were held 1t
Columbia Hall, Tonnele avenue, Marion. Visitors
event was one Of much interest. Most
Worthy Patron Durburrow Of Philadelphia
had been brought to the meeting by the
commltsee ~ cnsfKs' aea aoaJo maIs Su as ~
tive ADDRESS upon tne gooa aua Meiiare o. sae
society, onerasuiaIn ~ l.S nd Is shnayi ~ oSieGy
n naving atiainea SUCH = goo9 sn =
Hooges, OF noooheD, aiso nlsuGa 81 nn = hs a.
musicat - "A "a - W"
'a Crusade Division No. 1ss. S. Of r. will give a
clipping party on June Q. Its meeting last
night was more than ordinarily interesting,
aud at its conclusion parlor games. were in
dulged in by all the members. The Division now
has a membership Of seventy, and is still grow
ing. Walter Brink. who IL at present Worthy
Patriarch, Is popular with the members
X. OF II.
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Paiisade Lodge. 4 Oh n, lasg nIgng instaiieo
Thomas 4. Wnite as piceasop, FRANK bartn, IL,
wee DicIator, anu water =. CEll,os. Asslseans
Vice DICTATOR, DISTRICT Depuly otocker' OF Union
Hill.