The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-11-23
CADETS 0F TEMPERANCE.

Friday evening at Columbia Hall, Tom
nelle avenue and Broadway. The meet
ing was very enthusiastic and the section
gives promise of having a boom in MEM
bership. Two candidates were initiated
at the meeting. Brother DE Alva Occu-
pied the chair In the absence of Brother
Dinewall Addresses were made by
Brothers Saundry, Gray aud De Alva.
Hudson Section cordially invites all the
sections in this city to visit them on next
Friday evening at their new rooms in
Columbia Hall, Tonnelle avenue and
Broadway.
Tnis is the production of Post De Alva,
of Hudson:--
To Tonnelie avenue and Broadway.
Hudson Section has gone, they say;
To thrive and prosper is their intention.
To claim the banner for Hudson Section.
Frank is quite poet.
Brother Reid is on the bill for recita-
ton next Friday evening. Everyone
should be present to hear him, as it is
bound to be first class.
FISK Section will meet on Tuesday
evening, at which time the Fair Commit
tee will report. All persons holding
tickets are requested to make returns at
once.
Rev. David Mitchell. of the Scotch
Presbyterian Church, Is Worthy Chap
tain of Ivanhoe Section. He is an ardent
admirer of the g. of T.
The third patron-elect Of Fisk Section,
Brother George Conway. is an excellent
worker az q fair. George is open for en-
gagements in that line
II is rumored that Brother Frank De
AIva has secured a position in prom
inent dramatic company. He Will essay
the part of Romeo. in Romeo and Juliet. .
The members Of Hudson Section EXPECT
to be present when he makes his debut.
Hudson Section No. 8 has an excellent
worthy patron in Brother Edward Saun-
dry He is also grand chaplain of the
Grand Section.
Brother John Cole Of Eureka Section
is an enthusiastic admirer Of the fair sex
John is little, but oh my
The members of Fisk Section have been
trying to discover where Ed. Schulz keeps
himself on Thursday evenings Own up,
Ed.
At Fisk Sections fair the other evening
James Allan, OF Ivanhoe Section. won
several household articles. This will
start James on the road to matrimouy.
Grand Patron Richard Viewers is the
oldest member of the order in this city.
He has been elected worthy patron Of
Ivanhoe Section six successive times He
is very highly esteemed by the Cadets,
who hope he will be able to be with them
for many more years.
1t has often been remarked that Brother
"Bennie' Teese, of Eureka Section is one
of the most active ladies' men" in the
order.
Fisk Section has one of the best anna
teur actors in town in the person of
Frank J. Higgins. His appearance is
always hailed with delight by lovers of
| amateur tneatrieals
| The Eurekas were out in great shape at
Fisk's fair on Wednesday evening,
''Bennie." as usual, at the head of the
| Delegation. They were the cynosure of
all eyes.
| Brothers Higgins and Vile are consid-
ering the advisability Of going into the
| soliciting business. Their business ouali-
| ties were very apparent at tine fair. They
| would, with little practice, make excel
lent peddlers-beg pardon, mercantile
| tourists.
1t nearly broke the heart of Brother
| William Dingwall not to be present at the
| meeting of Hudson Section on Friday
evening. He had another Important
meeting TO attend. so he could not be
present.
The entertainment and fair held by
Fisk Section on Tuesday and Wednesday
| evenings IN FisE Hall was a grand sue
| cess. Special praise is due Misses T.. r.
Mace and l.. Wilson. who had charge of
the candy booth; G. E. Appleton, NJ
Whitlock, K. woodruff, A. keiyea and
bles; A Nolan and n. Car
| penter at the toy booth; L. Horton
and e. Lipp at the well; L. Birch and r.
| Vile at the dry goods table; H. Letter at
| the flower stand, and NJ. Roepke and s.
| Slaminger in charge OF the refreshments.
| An excellent entertainment was presented
1 on Wednesday evening, at which time
the hall was crowded. The fair COM
mittee desire TO express their thanks to
| those kind friends who donated articles
for the fair, and assisted in the entertain
M eBt.
Bro. John Dingwall is a clever auc-
tioneer. He knows how to appraise
value Of goods while soliciting BIDS.