Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-10-13
CITY BRIEFS

Past Grand Eli Jensen, the new
district deputy grand master of Dis
trict No. 10, Independent Order OF
Odd Fellows, whose confirmation
took place at the grand lodge ses-
sion held at Newark last week gave
his report of the two days proceed
fngs at a meeting of Valhalla Lodge
No. z75, Odd Fellows, last night.
A reception will be rendered in his
honor at the next meeting of the
lodge, a week from last night. At
this time Stanley Rogers, of Roose-
welt, the outgoing district deputy,
will come here to tur over ali para
~phernalia of the office. He will be
accompanied by a large delegation
of members of Carteret Lodge, OF
Roosevelt. The reception ceremo-
MES will take place at the rooms OF
Valhal1a Lodge In Oh Fellows a
Washington Hall. Plans were made
at the meeting for going over to
Woodbridge next Wednesday night
to put on the initiatory degree for
Hobart Lodge of that place. The
members Will leave from Odd Eel
slows Hall With the degree team who
are to be in charge of the work. at
1880 o'clock, by automobile.
Inc lHSLdlldtlOn VI lho AC"AS
elected officers of San Salvador
Council, No. 299, Knights of Column
bus, will take place tonight at the
clubhouse in High street. The meet
ing of the council was postponed
from last night because of the hod-
Gay yesterday.
Lawrence Lodge, No. so, Odd
Fellows, will hear a report of the
recent grand lodge session from the
representatives at a meeting of the
lodge tonight at Odd Fellows Hall
Rev. A. smedsted, of Jersey City.
will speak in the Danish Methodist
ing. Rev. Mr.. Smedsted vas a pas
tor In Helena, Montana, and also
studied at that state university,
from which he graduated in 1919.
He then came east, where he o
in his studies at the Drew Theolog-
tcal Seminary at Madison, N. j.. and
graduated from there in the spring
Of 1922. During his years of study
Rev. Mr.. Smedsted served as pastor
of the Scandinavian church in Phil
Adelphia until his appointment to
Jersey City this summer. 1t is
pected that many Scandinavians
and others will be present to use the
opportunity of hearing him this
Sunday.
Plans for the coming ladies
Night of Perth Amboy Nest No.
1927, Order OF Owls, will be made
tonight at a meeting of the nest at
Eagles hall.
srhere will be a "get-together"
meeting of the Seventy-eighth Div1-
sion men next Tuesday night at the
Army and Navy Union hall, in the
Roberts building Railway. Several
prominent speakers will be present
end it is hoped that men from all
sections will be at the meeting to
make 1t a success.
Assemblyman Edward J.. Peter
son, chairman of the committee on
Republican campaign meetings, to-
day announced that a meeting OF
colored members of the party will
be held in the Mt. Zion A. M. E.
church in Division street, New
Brunswick. on Thursday evening,
October 10. Although rallies will
be held at South Amboy and also IN
this city on this date, an effort to
have the county candidates present
is being made. Assemblyman Pet
erson Is making an effort to secure
DIR. Walter G. Alexander. Of Orange.
who served two terms with him in
ne lower house of the legislature
as a speaker at the event. DR.. Alex
ander was the first colored man
elected to the legislature Of this
state.
Or. Moore Addresses Convention
DETROIT, Oct. 13.-Dr. Frank
Moore. superintendent of the New