Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-10-18
CITY BRIEFS

Mrs. William Seiber, the new dis
trict deputy president, and Mrs.
Dorothea Moore, the representative
at the recent state assembly held at
Asbury Park will give a report of
the two days proceedings at a meet
ing of Violet Rebekah Lodge, No. 56,
Odd Fellows, tonight at Odd Fellows
hall. There will be a clipping social
to follow the business session and
refreshments will be served. Visi-
tors from other lodges are expected
to be present for the occasion.
A report of the recent state coun-
ell session held at Atlantic City is
expected to be made at a meeting
of Middlesex Council, Nc. 63, Jr. O..
U. A. NJ. tonight. Other matters arc
expected to come up at the meeting
of interest to members.
Odd Fellows of the twelve lodges
of District No. 10 will gather in this
city tomorrow night for the recep-
ton of Past Grand Eli Jensen, of
Valhalla Lodge No. 275, who was
recently named the district deputy
grand master of the district. Mr..
~ lldu IA4o oPPOlAAIlllSlI SOll-
firmed at the Grand Lodge session
held at Newark two weeks ago.
Stanley Rogers. a past grand of Car
teret Lodge No. 267. the retiring
district deputy, will come here to-
morrow night for the purpose of
turning over the office to his sue
cessor. The ceremonies will take
place at Odd Fellows hall and a
collation. will be served at Washing
ton hall following. Tonight the
members of the degree team of VAL
hall Lodge will go to Woodbridge
where they will have the honor of
comforting the initiatory degree for
Hobart Lodge of Odd Fellows at
that place, They with other mem
bers of the lodge will leave from
State and Smith streets at 1880
o'clock by automobile for Wood
bridge.
Perth Amboy Camp No. 10,
Woodmen of the World, will meet
tonight at Woodmen's hall.
Perth Amboy Branch, No. 457, of
the National Letter Carriers Assoc
citation, has arranged for Its first
annual dance and reception to be
held at Junior Hall, Thanksgiving
Wednesday, November 20.
There will be a silver loving cup
presented to the society of the or
g~anization having the largest num-
bet of members at the affair. The
committee named to arrange for
the event include Runyon Giles,
chairman, Clark Kenna, William
Sheehan. D. Dayko and Clarence
Hoffman. The latter is president of
the association. Plans will be made
for entertaining a large number of
guests at this first event to be run
by the association.
Eleven candidates were initiated
by Perth Amboy Lodge No. 784, B.
P. o. E., last night. Among those
to don the antlers were Rev.
Father Suchy and Rev. Father
Smoliga at this time. EateemeJ
Leading knight August Greiner was
in the chair in place of Exalted
Ruler Andrew Anderson, who is re-
covering at the Perth Amboy City
Hospital following an operation for
appendicitis two weeks ago. Sew
eral matters of importance were
discussed and a committee was
Elks are to take in Armistice Day,
November IL. This committee will
meet with tic other Organization
committees shortly to arrange for
the event. Preparations are going
ahead for taking care of the Grip
pied kiddies at Christmas. This is
in charge of the charity committee
of the lodge who are going to ar
range some thing worth while for
these unfortunate ones OF this
section under whose wing Perth
Amboy Lodge of Elks has taken
them, not only for an outing dur
ing the summer, but to see that
they are cared for at holiday time.