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


meanwhile Fisk is going along steadny
with an increase of nine new members
since last quarter.
! Don't forget August 20 shouts Brother
Dipgwall
Sisters Lulu and Laura Higgins, of
Fisk, recently surprised the section by
rendering a duet Ia really tine style.
/ Their song, entitled "Can you then love
another" cannot be equalled.
Fisk Section was so well pleased by the
faithful and earnest manner III which
their secretary performed his duty during
the past quarter that they have unanl
n1ously reelected him. "Jack' feels very
proud over the honor.
The call for excursion tickets at Fisk
Section was enormous. AS each member
entered the room last meeting they at
once asked Brother Higgins for the valu-
able pasteboards. At last the brother
was compelled TO cry halt every ticket
| in his possession was gone. He promises,
| however, to have a full supply next week
50 that all may avoid the rush at the
DOCK
1t is no use talking, the Cadets of Tenn
perance are composed Of the active, en-.
| terprising and entertaining element OF
This city. Nowhere can gathering be
found that can excel them In joliity,
! good fellowship, brains and, yes, and even
beauty, for there is many young lady
Cadet of whom 1t may be truly said "she
is a thing of beauty aud joy forever"
Undine Section No. Is was instituted
on Thursday evening, at the rooms OF
Welcome Section, corner Thirty
street and Ninth avenue, New York,
| with twenty-five charter members and
/ Miss Rich as w. p. This section is q
start in O new line, as 1t is the only sec
ton in this vicinity composed entirely OF
| young ladies. Should it be success
several others will be started.
1 Eureka Section elected the following
/ officers on Wednesday evening:-W. A.,
| b. Tease; v. a. William Fletcher; sec
rotary, s. G. Dening; A. S., r. Lawrence;
T., walter Tease; A, T., S. @. Pnmyea;
G., A. Peuine; n, +. Harriott; W., Ida
! Harriott; A. w. John Cole.
Ivanhoe Section No. elected their
officers on Thursday evening.
The joint Excursion Committee Will
meet in Fisk Hall tomorrow evening.
Sister Maud Whitlock made full pre-
| parations to attend Eureka's lawn party.
yesterday, Saturday. She started with
an armful of cake, but was waylaid by
Two Cadets, VINO in a leisurely manner
proceeded to partake of the aforesaid
cake, after which the sister was allowed
to proceed on her way. What excuse she
gave the committee for the decrease in
the package has not been told.
Tie A. S. elect of Fisk Section has
been given gold watch as birthday
present by q member OF her family. The
residents in the neighborhood OF the
Junction" will know the correct time
now.
Brother William HolIely, the newly
elected vice archon of Fisk, is proving
himself to be a hustler
Brother John Cole, of Eureka, is always
on hand to take care of the young ladies'
of the different sections. John Is gallant.
Eureka Sections officers will be in
/ stalled on Wednesday evening. Refresh
nents will be provided for the invited
| guests.
/ Industry Council No. IS will install its
officers on Monday evening, July z.
1t is said that Brother TED Lewis, of
Industry, will be selected as floor man
| ager for the excursion. A better selec-
| tion could not be made.
Brother Buttenhaumer, of Garfield
Council, came down from Union Hill TO
| Valley Forge Council on Thursday even
ing. He was looking well and feeling
| better.
Brother Harry Drayton has become
very enthusiastic over the excursion
Whenever Harry is seen in the streets
| nowadays he carries an excursion ticket
in one hand and circular in the other.
1t has been noticed by some of the
members that Brother E. Shuts is one of
| the greatest ante-room orators Clinton
has ever had, that he is a genius at lead
| ing debates outside the meeting room.
but when once he gets inside he is as
silent as g sphinx.
Brother John Post, of Clinton. is
model treasurer the manner in which he
keeps the books would be an honor to an
expert bookkeeper. But he is quiet Oil
so awfully quiet. He is one of those fell
lows that think great deal, but say
| nothing.
Brother Hen Clemens is at present
| very conspicuous by his absence. 1t is
said that he has fallen in with some aw-
! fully wicked "boys," who are keeping
him away from the meetings. Come,
| "Hen,n brace up and show the members
| that you are still in existence.
! Clinton Council now holds the lead.
It has more members than any other
council in the city. limitations take
place regularly every meeting and the
''boys" hope soon to lead the entire
| State.
Junior Order of United American Me-
chanics
Valley Forge Council No. 2 held very
large and interesting meeting on Thurs
day evening. Delegations were present
from Clinton, Industry and Garfield
Councils. The officers were elected for
the ensuing term.
| The next meeting of Clinton Council
| will be held on Monday evening, July Z.
| The officers will be installed and two
candidates will be initiated.
The Court of Orient was to have met
| on Thursday evening, after Valley FORCES
council meeting, but owing to the late
ness of the hour the meeting of the court
was postponed.
1t Is said on good authority that John
| Warncke, the orator of Industry, is train
| ing, and will deliver a Fourth of July ora
ton before a select audience John is
| little, but. oh, my how he can crate.
The Joint Excursion Committe will
meet on Tuesday evening at the residence
of Brother u. ID. Strong, of Valley Forge
| Council. Business of Importance will be
transacted. and the full commi ttee is
urged to be present
independent Order OF Odd Fellows.
Brother Joe Cordner, of Onward, left
this city last night for Indianapolis He
will be absent at least one year. The
''boys" around the ~ JUNCTION" are heart
| broken and the postmaster" is simply
overcome with grief. They all wish him
an enjoyable trip and hope he will be
| prosperous in his new home
| Brothers Sayers and Brennan are anxi-
ously awaiting the day of Onward Lodge
excursion. They are training and win
wear their sweetest smiles and high
/ heeled boots. Bob and Sam are handles.
The postmaster has been trying to
! find out If any fish are to be caught at
| Iona Island. John says he will fish or
die In the attempt.
| Among the enthusiasts in Onward is
| the barber" He is willing to bet a
| shave AGAINST q sen haes that the axcI1r-