The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-07-20


STYLE on their return from Milwaukee,
with the exception Of Palestine Division
oil this city. Why was 1t. brothers?
AT the next encampment there will be
at least one change. Each division will
bring their own mess tents, and not rely
on outside parties 10 provide their meals.
VIII any 0fthe members oil Palestine
inform many anxious ones where Sir
knight Guard Higgons aud Sir Knight
w. Kidder were during dress parade.
The ladies of Milwaukee, were capti-
waited by the handsome Sir knight Lieu
tenant of Palestine and it was with great
difficulty that he made his final escape
from the city, under the personal care of
Sir knight Yarns.
1t is quite affecting to witness the d.
and p. sort of friendship that exists be-
tween p. G. Jim Soloman and Brother l..
Pickens
Brother and Officer Andy Russell may
be seen every evening on Bergen avenue
and Montgomery street guarding the in
terests OF the citizens in that section of
the hill. Andy is one of the popular Off
GERS on the force.
Mrs. Ross reports that she is nearly
ready for the institution of new assem-
bly, Of Pythian SisteThood in Jersey City.
Mrs Ross is an earnest worker and de-
serves success in her undertaking. The
charter list is still open. and she would be
much pleased to hear from the wives and
daughters of Knights who desire TO be-
come charter members of the new Assem-
bly, G. G. Mrs. Stephen Van Wart visited
Asbury Park recently and installed the
officers-elect OF the Assembly of Pythian
Sisterhood at that place.
Mrs. A. A. Young, S. G., has been in
Milwaukee for the past two weeks on
business Of interest to the Sisterhood.
Cadets of Temperance.
Brother De Alva is continually on the
move on section nights. Brother William
Dingwall says that Frank makes him
nervous
All the Cadets of this city should be on
deck at 1vanhoe next Thursday evening,
to take part in the grand union.
The printing committee of Hudson
bought some new receipts for the section
last Friday evening. The boys seemquite
eiated over it.
Brother William DingwalI. of Fisk, is
exhausted by his exertions in trying TO
make the members believe he is right.
There was quite a lively time at Fisk
last Tuesday evening Recitations were
given by Sisters Wilson and Dingwall, of
Fisk, and Brothers Higgins and Ding
wall. Solos were sung by Sister Ida Har-
riott, and a duett by the Sisters Ida and
Florence Harriott, of Eureka. Brother
DE Alv8, OF Hudson. recited, and speeches
were made by Brothers Denning and
Fletcher, of Eureka.
The members should not be surprised
il they hear of new section in Staten
Island IL is said there will be one there
to consist only Of members Of one family,
and they viii start fifty strong.
Don't forget the new Grand Section of
New Jersey. BY The time fall sets in it
Will be fairly under way and it behooves
every member to do all in his or her
power to make it success. Il will be
~
and let the outside world know that Jer-
sey is not behind in either enterprise or
work.
The members of the Fisk Dramatic
Society have recovered from their case of
big head'' and are about TO make prepar-
atoms for grand entertainment in the
latter part of November in Bergen Hall.
Fish Section held very large and in
teresting meeting on Tuesday evening.
Sister Lizzie Wilson promises TO be q
very efficient secretary in Fisk. She was
elected at the last meeting to fill the va
cancy caused by Brother Vile declining
to fill the Office.
According to reports, the Eurekas and
lvanhoes had quite time on the excur-
sion Thursday. 1t was the annual ex-
cuTsion of the Scotch Presbyterian
Sunday School.
The foreigner Brother Benson, sur
prised himself ana the members, by at
tending the meeting of Fisk on Tuesday.
G. Mnch good has resulted from the fire.
quent visits that Brother Fletcher, of
Eureka, makes to the different sections.
He will soon be one of the orators Of the
order.
Brother James Allan, of Ivanhoe,
bIushed very perceptibly last Tuesday
evening when called on for a few re-
marks. James is naturally bashful.
The smiling countenances of the peo-
pie" were sadly missed last Tuesday
Tran ~ (thnrlau nd oil
were not ON deck.
Brother Robinson desires to remind the
public that he can be seen in all his glory
at the excursion on August Goth.
Suitable resolutions of regret were
passed by Fisk Section on the death of
General Clinton 3. FISK, and the secre-
tary was instructed to forward a copy to
the bereaved family.
Hudson Section is gradually growing.
and promises soon to be the largest sec
ton in the city. Last meeting they
Initiated five new members.
Brother De Alya, of Hudson, takes
great delight in springing recitations in
which he can introduce some member of
the order. Many members are therefore
made the. innocent party TO a general
laugh at his own expense.
At F'isk's meeting last Tuesday quite
some new talent was discovered Sis
ter L. Dingwall and Sister Sipp are
two of the latest favorites and they
should encourage other members to do
likewise.
The 'Black Hat Brigade were unable
to hold fun meeting at the shore last
Sunday on account of unfavorable
weather.
Brother Sidney Denning. OF Eureka. is
one of the best members the order pos
sesses. His remarks ut Fisk last Tues
day were to che point
Brother Fred Wickens has been elected
as third patron of Fisk Section to ill the
vacancy caused by the resignation of
Brother w. Dingwall
Brother "Beunie'' Teese, of Eureka, is
great lover of country girls He
says they have a peculiar way of point
ing ont and commenting upon the vari-
GUS qualifications of all the ice cream
saloons in the town. But "Bennie" was
too fly for them and they got left.
Brother j. Cole. OF Eureka is the Beau
Brummel" of the Shore"
Eureka Section held its meeting at the
residence of the Misses Harriott, in
Eighth street, last Wednesday evening.
1t appears that their old meeting room
was unsatisfactory and they decided to
make change. A committee has been
appointed to procure a new hall The
next meeting will be held at the hail of
Fisk Section next Wednesday night. All
the members of sister sections are in
yited to attend
IL is expected that the grand reunion at
Ivanhoe rooms on Thursday evening will
be the largest gathering of Cadets that