The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-01-16
INSTALLATION Night.
Solemnities and Festivities in
Clubs and Lodges Green
vile Republicans.

The recently elected officers of the
Greenvil1e Republican League Club were
installed at the meeting held last night.
They are:-Charles A. Rose. President;
Henry C. Petty. yice-President: Edmund
T.. Birch, Treasurer: R. J. B. Lutz, Re-
cording Secretary. Harry J. Petty, As
sistant Recording Secretary; ALEX. Richter.
Financial Secretary: Henry Rehan. AS
sistant Financial Secretary, Charles Korb,
Sergeant-at-Arms.
The Campaign Committee was instructed
by motion Of Mr.. Hutchings to examine
the roll and strike off the names of MEM
bers who voted against the League Club
candidates at the recent primaries. The
Ways and Means Committee was in
structed. by motion of Charles Bennett,
to employ some means of entertainment
which should increase the membership
and enliyen the interest Of the old mem-
bers. A motion was passed making it the
sense Of the meeting that the club attend
the inauguration ceremonies at Trenton
In a body. This was to correct an inn
preston gaining ground among other
clubs that the Greenville Club had de-
ecsded not to go to Trenton. . -.
President Rose last night. The House
Iob ami consist Of III Henry e aa lefty { e
Freugen and Theodore Muhlberg. The
Electing. Committee and Trustees are
vva a%ndsrpoo an1 Her 1oan 4 Ric Sasshf ST.. ae JoRn
Frengen. Charles Bennett, Alex. Richter
and Charles Lehman constitute the Prop
Committee has five members. Edward T.
Birch. BENJAMIN Franklin, William A.
Rose; RI 3. Lutz and George Schultz.
Robert ". .Struthers Charles W. Rose.
Charles Korb. Harry Peterk'n and George
benjamin Franklin. The delegates to
the Hudson County League are William
Gba Hstch Rapgatf F. H len rsmpa,e 1r-' ca and
d rnsps EMS Sbsr, HERMAN Rsnns A4lDrs sla1; S,esFss
HeaIy, Theo. Numbers. William Southern.
George vanderpool. Frederick Bischoff.
ss9Ggs si Ganarer ana Frank Il; PPis eray' Harry :Ea,
C. Petty was detailed to the care OF the
press.
Flora Lodge.
Flora Lodge, No. II. I. O. o. f., held a
meeting at Pohlmann's for the purpose of
installing their recently elected officers.
Representatives were present from the
Evergreen, Myrtle. Martha Washington
and Augusta Rebecca4 Lodges The INSTALL
ing officers. were:.District Deputy Sister
Jackson Of Myrtsle Lodge. assisted BY BY
Grand Marsnall SISTER CArmlcnaeis ana
staff. The officers installed were:-Mary
Sender. Past Grand; Isabella Lawrence.
Noble Grand; Johanna Gretz. vice-Grand;
fiump, RECORDING Secretary; Pauline
Brakeman, Treasurer. Supper was served.
and dancing was kept up till morning.
Garfield Circle.
Garfield Circle. No. "a, held a meeting at
the Avenue House for the purpose of in
stalling their recently elected officers. The
installing officers were:-Mrs. Ruslander,
Members Of zabriskie Post and Van Ho1-
ten Posts 3 were present: a com 2 Ter
was much enjoyed. Music. dancing and
s snliaFIgn were wss also ssry ensfoyea +b after of,c which ip 2
Mrs. {. Cosgroye. Senior vfce-Pres dent
asnt Mr. Mrs vi E. v Wl { c aan1Ss nif Ms Il.
See1y, Treasurer; Mrs. J. Dunn. Secretary;
Mrs, "a. Tullys Conductor; Mrs. NJ. cleve-
land, Guard: Mrs. Kinsey, Instructor.
Lady Auerbach Lodge.
The Lady Auerbach Lodge. No. 1901, K.
l. of H.. met at Groechel's Hall. Beacon
ing officer was District Deputy. Henry
yoss. A collation., wa served immedi-
Che 5 nats of,cers 1s srs;-Pa aabpn,at puva P4oted Past
Julia Schneider, yicezProfector;. John
Rauch. secretary; K. Weaver. Financial
| Kickert. Guardian: Franz Wtttpenn, Chap
| lain; Catherine KretIinger. Guide. Philip
Petry. Sentinel.
paIfsade Councf1.
Palisade Council. No. So. Order of United
| Friends. met at Henn's AAssembly Rooms,
Newark avenue. and installed the follow
ing officers:- N. Wolleyer Chief Coun-
Is. wilmer. Recording Secretary; r. N.
| Fackenthal, Financial Secretary: F.. Field
| Leveridge. Marshall, p. NJ. Daley, Guard;
F. E~dmundson. Sentinel. The installing
| officer was.I. Fl. Stansbury. D. G. g. G.
A collation. was served Immediately af-
/ ter, The council meets IN the first and
third Wednesday of each month at No.
62 Newark avenue.