The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-06-29

lodges to be present and assist In The Inn
pressive Masonic burial service to be held
at the grave.
An emergent communication of Jersey
City Lodge No. ID has been called for
half-past one this afternoon.
Hiram Lodge No. IL will hold It's last
comnication tomorrow night previous to
calling off for the summer vacation.
Brothers Brown, Bagley and Gordy, of
Jersey City Lodge, Will visit Franklin
Lodge of Philadelphia tomorrow even
ing.
Cadets of Temperance
When two or more Cadets part it is no
longer Goodnight" but Don't forget
August CO..
Fisk Section held q very large and in
teresting meeting on Tuesd ay evening.
Visitors were present from Ivanhoe,
Eureka and Hudson Sections. The offi-
GERS were elected for the ensuing term,
three candidates were initiated, two
propositions were received and consider
able routine business was transacted.
Remarks were made by Brothers Gray
and Gaiger, of Hudson, and Brother
Simon, of Ivanhoe Section. REGULATIONS
were given by Brothers De Alva. of Hud-
son; Higgins, Vile and Dlngwall and
Sister Wilson, OF Fisk, and a duet BY
Sisters Lulu and Laura Higgins, of Fisk
Section.
What pleasant position Brother Hig
gins, of Fisk Section, was placed in OH
Thursday evening at the institution of
Undine Section, In New York. Frank
was given charge OF twenty-five young
ladies and he took care Of them in great
shape. He would make splendid
keeper for an orphan asylum.
Sister NJ. Scott, secretary OF Ivanhoe
section, acted as one of the tellers at the
election Of officers in Fisk Section last
meeting She fulfilled her duties in an
admirable manner and deserves the
thanks she received from the section.
just think of it, ye Cadets of Jersey
| City--a section composed of twenty-five
young ladies in New York. II any of the
boys" are absent from the city on Thurs
| day evenings, we know where to find
| them.
aDick'' Shepard, of Ascension Section,
was missed at the institution of Undine
Section. 1t is lucky for the boys" from
Eureka Section that he was not present,
as they would have stood no show when
"Dick'' was around. "Dicko Is O prime
| fayorite with the fair sex.
| Did you see the photos of the members
of the f. d. S. in the Herald last Sunday?
| If the pictures hadn't been labeled some
of the boys wouldn't have recognized
! themselves. Taken all in all, the article
was splendid history OF the Fisk ORA
! matte Society.
FISK ioecllou mas elecIeu bne following
officers for the ensuing term:-F. j. Hig-
gins, w. A.; William Hollely, V. A.; j.
]. VILE. s.; Lizzie Nilsson, A. s.; John
| Dingwall, treasurer; G. E. Appleton.
A. r.; Louisa Mace, G.; Eta Halsey, u;
X. Dingwall, W.; Lulu Higgins. A. w.
! These officers will be installed by John B.
| Thompson ID. G. p, next Tuesday even
| ing. Members of sister sections are cor
daily invited to attend.
Eureka Section has decided to mold an
outing party on August 20 TO Rockaway
| Beach. This is the same day of the Fisk
and Ivanhoe excursion to Iona Island.
1t is to be hoped that Eureka will post
pone its event. Come. brothers, show
the proper spirit
The members OF Eureka Section sur
prised themselves on Thursday evening
| by the large delegation they had present
at the institution of Undine Section.
They are waking up. Now, Eureka, do
| the right thing all around
The picnic of Eureka was postponed at
the last moment until yesterday, on &C
count of circumstances over which they
had no control. namely-rainy weather.
Brother Gray, w. A. OF Hudson, is get
ting to be quite speaker. Last week
he gave the members of Fisk some good
advice and was warmly applauded.
Eureka's members cast longing eyes on
the new ode cards of Undine Section. 1t
is runlored that they are going to buy
some for their own section. Later:-The
rumor is denied.
Brother Galger, Second P. of Hudson,
promises to become an earnest and faith
full worker for the Cadets. His visits to
Fisk are becoming more numerous.
Brothers Britten and Floyd are
evidently greatly interested in the new
female section. They were noticed going
down Thirty first street, the other
night with two of Undine's members on
| c NJ daf.ck ton "A Atrr
has an engagement
1t is marvellous to notice the number of
offices that Brother De Alva of Hudson
can fill in one evening. Last meeting he
held four besides being chairman of three
committees.
Brother Alberts Of Hudson is consider
ing the advisability of springing motion
to buy some fans.
Brother Charlie Cathcart, of Eureka.
mas but two great aims in life--one is to
run Eureka the other is to raise mus
tache. Oh, myl
The following officers were elected by
Hudson Section at the last meeting:-W.
A., Brother L. Gray; v. A., Brother r.
Alberts; secretary, Brother G.. Turney:
assistant secretary. Brother G. 2. Nc
kee; treasurer, Brother It. Borgess.: as
sistant treasurer, Sister g. Gray; guide,
Sister j. Saundry: usher, Brother j.
Guntner; w, Brother r. Wheating; A.
w, Brother j. Capen.
Sister Eta Haisey was presented with
a gold medal at the last meeting of Fisk
for selling 1902 tickets tor the entertain
ment.
No one would ever recognize the For
eigner" from that alleged picture
Georgia is much more handsome.
"Jacko turned pale when he saw the
effects Of crying Hey. fellows" at Court
Bergen's excursion.
Truly this life is like the tide, we all
have our ebb and flow. Last weak Ivan
hoes membership decreased nine in one
For delieacy, for purity, and for improvement
Of the complexion nothing equals Pozzoni's