The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-06-01

what is il, then2h said Mr.. Murphy
"It's farm, that's what it is A plaes
where they grow headstones." replied
Willie.
No, Johnny Foley. OF St Mary's
Cadets, has not been to Trenton lately.
But he expects Trenton to come to Hobo
ken in time tor the excursion.
Amt it about time St. Lawrence's So
ciety, of Weehawken, thought of prepar.
ing an ice-creaIn festivals We enjoyed il
last year, ana we could doubly enjoy il
this.
Mr.. ]. Egan, the new president of the
Monastery Society, is well liked by the
members. Although of a retiring dispo-
sition, he is nevertheless q good worker,
aud will no doubt place the society on a
sound foundation.
Cadets of Temperance.
Fisk Section No viii meet in Fisk
Hall ON Tuesday evening.
The Grand Section is considering the
advlsability of organizing section in
this city composed entirely OF young
ladies. IL it is started, "Bennie" Tease.
of Eureka Section, will be selected for
w. p. "Bennieo can take care of the
young ladies to perfection.
Nanhoe Section No. 4 will meet on
Thursday evening in the Scotch Presby-
ltlltu Qu NltICcl 5tAcGbs
The Joint Excursion Committee will
meet in the rooms OF Fisk Section on
Tuesday. Every member of the commit
tee is urged to be present
Well, the +. ID. S. had another big sue
cess on Thursday evening. II is conceded
on all sides that for talent and successful
entertainments Fisk takes the cake"
Lew Vanderbeek surprised Fisk Sec
tion few evenings ago by attending a
meeting of the section. The members
haven't recovered from their surprise
yet Lew" made himself very agree
able, going so far as to get ahead of the
Second p.
Eureka Section No. will meet in Hum
boldt Hall on Newark avenue on We'd
nesday evening.
The pour of the G. of Z. to the "shoreu
has already commenced. We may now
expect to see on every Sunday afternoon
and every evening a large delegation of
Cadets inhaling the cool and refreshing
breezes that blow In from the Narrows to
Niehoff's PAVILION.
Frank IL. De Alva is third patron of
Hudson Section No. g. He is expected to
keep things hustling In the infant sec
ton.
The grand patron, John +, Rodman,
visited Hudson Section No, 8 last night.
1t is expected that there will be some
lively scenes in Fisk Section on Tuesday
evening" Two candidates are expected
to be initiated; considerable business will
come before the section. and the Joint
Excursion Committee will meet.
The young men in Ivanhoe should
hustle around and attend a meeting oc-
casionally. The young ladies generally
outnumber them two to one.
The Most Worthy Guide, John Ding
wall. has received word from the M. w.
p. at philadelphia to visit all the sec
tions in Jersey City and secure subscrip-
tons for the Propagation Committee. He
will visit Eureka Section on Wednesday
evening.
Junior Order of United American ME-
chanics.
Industry Council No. 30 will meet on
Monday evening in Pythagras Hall, New
ark avenue and Third street
The Jr. o. U. A. N. OF this city will
give their second annual excursion on
Park, on Long Island Sound The affair
is in the hands of Industry Council No.
30, Clinton No. Is ana Valley Forge No.
2. Tickets can now be obtained of the
following Financial Committee:--Harry
Drayton, No 81 Harmon street; William
H. Wilke, No. 145 Brunswick street, and
H. Crummenour, No. 169 Coles street.
VI Dll6 OEQtI WILL D16dSt ADDiJ 10
the above brothers for tickets
The Court of Orient met last Monday
evening In Fisk Hall. Candidates were
initiated and an enjoyable evening spent
The court will meeu Monday evening in
the rooms Industry Council No. 3d. Any
member of the order desiring to take the
degree. will please attend on that even
ing. The court will assemble after the
regular council meeting.
Clinton Cornell No 12 will 1noat ~,
Monday evening in Clinton Hall 1t is
hoped that the members will turn ont as
strong as they did at the last meeting.
Two candidates will be initiated. Any of
the members desiring copy of the new
bylaws, can procure one at the meeting.
Harry and Dave" whats the matter
with the ORIENT We meet Monday even
ing. Do come down and see us. You
will have good time.
Free and Accepted Masons.
The coming week will be busy one
among the Masons.
Tomorrow night District Deputy Moore
and Brothers Bagley and Mears and
several other members of Jersey City
Lodge No. "a, will visit Triune Lodge No.
l59, of Arlington, TO exemplify the third
degree
On Wednesday night Varick Lodge No.
81 Will work the third degree. The same
degree will be worked by the Lodge of
the Temple on Thursday night and by
Jersey City Lodge on Friday night.
Ancient Order of Foresters of America.
Brother james TumiIty, we are happy
to state, is convalescent.
The new court will be ms tituted next
week. Its name will be General Wayne.
The Executive Council is Arrange ng a
schedule for the official visits to the sub
ordinate. None OF the courts will be
missed.
1t can be said of the order that in none
does more enthusiasm exist than in the
order of FoIesters. There is always q big
house when the chief rangers gavel
drops, owing that the members are not
of the tardy sort.
The boom in the German lodges has
started and the nigh chief ranger is now
learning to spreicken sic Deutsch. He Is
making rapid progress and his greeting
now is twheaJ cakes"
High Secretary La Point is polishing
up his rusty German and now sings ode
Wacht am Rhein" with county Cork
flavor. He expects shortly to spiel at
some of the German courts.
The project To establish beds at the
several Hudson county hospitals for sick
and disabled Foresters is great go from
present indications.
What do you think of a building
scheme-the erection of a magnificent
Foresters' Hall in Jersey City? Il can be
easily accomplished by adopting the plan
of the Palma and other clubs who have
handsome houses, They issued scrip in
shares Of $25 each or Whereabouts. The
FOresters are so numerous that scrin in a