The Jersey City news., 1890-01-20

FISK SecJlOn, NO. =, cadets OF Temper
ance, will celebrate their second anniver-
sary tomorrow evening by an entertain
ment and public installation of officers in
Fisk Hail. A splendid programme will
be presented, consisting of recitations,
vocal and instrumental solos. Among
the grand officers who will be present and
deliver addresses are John L. Rodman,
grand patron; Richard Vevers d. D. G. p
of New Jersey; George NJ. Lewis. P. g.
V. p, of New York and Richard Shep-
ard, G. V. P. The following officers will
be installed by John Thompson, ID. G. p,
assisted by William Donegan, d. G. G.:-
+. j. Higgins, n. A.; Louise Mace, V. A. !;
John j. Vile. secretary; Lizzie Wilson.
assistant secretary; John Dingwall,
treasurer; John G. Appleton. A. T.; Lille
Birch, g.; Katie Woodruff. u; Rebeeca
Vile, W.; G. M. Benson, A. W; e. A.
Schult, second patriarch; William Ding
wall, third patriarch. AT the conclusion
of the programme refreshments will be
Ivanhoe Section No will hold dime
concert in the Scotch Presbyterian
Church on March s. The committee in
charge are Brothers Soper, Deming and
Allen. This section meets every Thurs
day evening in the basement of the
Scotch Presbyterian Church, on Mercer
street. The Rev. David Mitchell is
worthy chaplain.
A subject that is being agitated very
strongly at present in the order is that of
forming Grand Section in New Jersey
AT present the Jersey sections pay allegi-
ance to the Grand Section of New York,
and are under their supervision. There
are three sections in Jersey City, and the
members would like to add two more
sections before starting a Grand Section.
1t is expected that the movement will be
well under way by April l.
Eureka Section No. l, @. of t., celebrate
their second anniversary this month at
their rooms in Humboldt Hall, on New
ark avenue.
The Grand Section of New York and
New Jersey will celebrate Cadets Day ID
New York on Sunday, February %. Jer-
sey City is represented on the committee
of arrangements by John Diugwall, of
Fisk; John w. Hood, of Eureka, and N.
w. Baxter of Ivanhoe Section. The cell
ebrauion will occur in Rev. Dr. Mingin's
Church on Thirty-fifth street.
Fisk Section No. 2 meets in Fisk Hall,
Wilton and Lafayette streets, every
Tuesday evening.
Training Mr.. Min's Choristers.
The second rehearsal of the great chorus
choir for the revival meetings under B.
Fay Mills will be held in the Wayne
Street Reformed Church tomorrow even
ing. Tuesday, 21st, at eight O'Clock sharp.
AS the vestry will be unable to seat this
large and growing chorus, the singers
will meet hereafter in the main audito-
rum. Books will be provided for all
members of the choir free of expense.
Platform tickets will be given to all who
have given in their names. 1t is not too
late for other singers to join this chorus
and obtain season tickets, but they must
be present tomorrow night without fail
After the revival has commenced and the
houses are so crowded that the people
cannot get in. many good singers will beg
for tickets but will not get them. Singers
who do not take the trouble to rehearse
are not wanted.
Junior Order of American Mechanics.
Clinton Council No. IS, Jr., o. U. A. NJ,
has selected Mr.. John Dingwall to repre-
sent them at the next session of the State
Council.
Frank III. Lewis has been appointed
special deputy by the State Councillor,
for the following couneils:-Clinton, In
dustry, Valley Forge aud Garfield. This
is his second term in that position, and the
Rev. Mr.. Lewis is such favorite among
American Mechanics, that they would
like to see him there permanently.
A court of the Orient is about to be
started in the American Mechanics in this
city. Among the prime movers in it are
Messrs Murch, Dingwall, Boyd and
of Clinton; #. Lewis, Miller
and r. Lewis, of Industry, and Herring
and Ryno, of Valley Forge Council
Ancient Order of Foresters of America.
Martin j. Flynn has gone West on a
business trip. He will be missed, as he
is one of the active members of the order
and has been instrumental in organizing
several courts in this city.
That was clever idea of Court Paulus
Hook in engaging the Academy of Music
and company for one night. The court is
over one Thousand dollars richer by the
Court Glenwood will meet tonight.
The infant is healthy and growing nice
ly.
Court General Lafayette will do the
at Woods Hall this evening.
A Big Money Saving For All
who attend Newark Bee Hive sale.