The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-03-30
RAPS. SIGNS AND GRIFS.
What Has Been Going on in
Our Secret and BeneVo-
lent Societies.
BROTHERS, KNIGHTS, COMRADES.
Notes About the Several orders,
Lodges and the Members
The Temperance Boys.
gROTHERs, KNIGHTS, COMRADES.


Brother John Dingwall, Of Fisk Sec
ton, offered an. amendment 70 the by
laws last Tuesday evening which will be
acted on at the next meeting. Itisa very
important matter and it is hoped that all
the members that possibly can Will attend
the iiext session.
Miss q. Il. Appleton, who has filed the
Office of assistant treasurer in Fisk Sac
ton for the past term, has been avery
efficient and faithful officer and has been
henored with unanimous reelection.
The officers elect of Ivanhoe Section
No. Will be installed next Thursday
evening IS John Knappman, d. G. p, Of
Ashland Section, of New York city
The npolished villain who issecretary
OF Fisk has been unanimously reelected
To that etiice. 1t is believed that his ''in-
teliigent' aud handsome conntenance
had something to do with it, But there
are no flies on Jack"
What is the matter with Ivanhoe Sec
tione Are they dead to the worlds Their
sonlbre faces are very seldom seen in any
section outside of their own. Somebody
should tell them that there are other sec
tfans In Jersey City.
The office in the Cadets of TEN perance
known as worthy archOn, the presiding
officer, will for the next three months in
Fisk Section be filled by Young lady.
This is the first time in the history Of the
G. of I. in New York or New Jersey that
young lady has been elected to this
Office The office carries with it the
honor of serving as a delegate III the
Grand Section. The fortunate young
lady is Miss Louisa Mace. who has been
Iii the Cadets OF Temperance for almost
four years. She first became q member
Of IYanhoe Section and filed several
minor Offices, and when the subject of Or
gambling a section on the Heights was
the movement and became o charter
member of Fisk Section. Miss Mace has
been one OF the stanehest supporters of
Fisk, aud is great favorite with all Of
its members Ali unite in wishing her q
prosperous term as Worthy Archon Of
Fisk Section No. 2, aud will render her
ali possible aid in making it a success.
It is rumored that Eureka Section is
about to transfer its field of labor TO the
Tabernacle Church. II they do the Rev.
J +. Scndder Will be one Of its strongest
supporters.
The term just ended in Fisk Section
has been most prosperous one. They
have increased in numbers to great ex-
tent, the average attendance has been
larger than usual nnd the treasury Of the
section is in good condition. Fisk Sec
Eion mas reason TO be and is proud Of its
record for the past three months.
IVanhoe Section No. 4 has been at q
standstill for some time past. There is
not enough activity among its members
One great drawback In Ivanhoe is the
lack of fraternal feeling. they very sell
dom visit either Eureka Section or Fisk
Section, except when something unusual
is TO occur in the form of an entertain.
ment, collation. or something of that sort.
W. p. Bro. Viewers should stir up his
members with sharp stick and remind
them that there are other sections in Jer-
sev City besides Ivanhoe, even il they are
not as venerable. Iyanh0e is not entirely
destitute of good working members, but
the workers are comparatively new mem
bers and not charter members. Bro.
Frank Sopher Is shining example for
The members OF fvanhoe to emulate.
Fisk Section No. 2 viii meet on Tues
day evening in Fisk Hail. The officers
elect will be Installed by John Thomp-
son. ID. G. p, assisted BY members Of
Chelsea Section of New York.
The installation of the ofiicers-elect Of
Eureka Section No will take place on
Wednesday evening in Humboldt Hall,
on Newark avenue. Thomas Douglass,
D. @. Z. of this city, will be the install
ling officer.
A large number of tickets have been
sold for the entertainment and reception
o. Fisk Section No. 2, on the 18th of April.
The affair promises to surpass any OF
Fisk's previous efforts.
A section of the Cadets will be insti-
tuted in Hudson City in the course OF a
month. Brothers John Dingwali, John
J. Vile and +. ]. Higgins, of Fisk Section,
are working very hard to have 1t started,
and they are ably assisted by Mr..
Thomas Gallagher. Of No. 524 Newark
avenue, who is strong temperance man.
It is likely that it will be located on
Newark avenue, near the Court House.
Any person wishing to Join this section
will please communicate with Mr.. Gal
lagher.