The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-03-23

to the handsomely furnished rooms occu-
pied by Rathbone No 49,
An entertainments and reception for the
bene1itof the widow and orphans Of Broth
er NJ q. Lederman, to be given Under the
management of Dionysius Lodge No. 1T5,
K. Of r at Florence Hall. Second avenue
and First street, New York city, will be
held on Wednesday, April 8, 1890 Brother
Lederman was a resident of Jersey City
at the time of his death, and was we'll
known to the different lodges of this city.
The next sociaDle of Black Prince Di-
Vision, q. r., will be held on the 9th of
March.
Colonel Povey and staff. accompanied
by Calanthe Division, visited Myrtle Di-
vision If Paterson on Thursday evening
Black Prince Division were the guests
of Covenant Lodge last Tuesday evening.
Palestine Division No. will visit Rath-
bone Lodge No. 10 on Tuesday evening.
Sir knights are ordered to report at the
armory in full dress and white gloves at
eight p. M. sharp.
Cincinnatus Lodge No. 80 held
very pleasant convention on Monday
evening Business of Importance to
every member of the lodge was passed
upon and pleasant good and welfare
followed.
Jersey City Lodge No. 10 held its regu-
lar convention on Wednesday evening.
The meeting was well attended. The
knights rank was conferred and the
usual very pleasant hour was spent in
the good of the order.
Grant Lodge No. 81 held its regular
convention on Thursday evening. The
knights rank was conferred in the
amplified form and remarks were made
IN the good OF the order by several visit
ing brothers from New York.
Hudson Lodge No. SO had q very pleas
ant convention on Thursday evening
candidates. At the next convention the
Eanks of esquire and knight will be con
sferred on three candidates.
Lincoln Lodge No. SO held its regular
convention on Thursday evening The
rank of esquire was conferred, and avery
pleasant hour was spent in the good Of
the order.
Hancock Lodge No. ia is making ar
engagements for an entertainment to take
place shortly
Rathbone No. 10 viii confer the
knights rank on fifteen candidates on
Tuesday evening at its Castle Hall, No.
6f2 Newark avenue Palestine Division
No. I will be the guests of the evening.
Lafayette No 70 held regular conveu-
ton on Wednesday evening. The rank
of esquire was conferred on four candi-
dates, and a pleasant evening was spent
ia music and singing.
Cadets of Temperance.
Fisk Section No. will meet on Tues
day evening in Fisk Hall, Wilton and
Lafayette streets.
Ivanhoe Section No. will hold a pub
lie meeting on Thursday evening in their
rooms in the Scotch Presbyterian Church
on Mercer street. A programme consist
ing OF Rotations vocal and instrum entail
solos will he presented, and an enjoyable
time Will be had by all who attend. Adj
mission is free.
The members of Fisk Section view with
alarm the approaching charter election.
The cause lies in the tact that two OF the
members in the persons of Brothers Vile
and Higgins will deposit their first vote
on this occasion. They have already
started to have say as to how this city
should be governed. and the much to be
pitfed members of Fisk Section have to
listen to their schemes for managing
municipalities.
That affair of Eureka Section, last
"Wednesday night, was grand success
1t is expected that a nice sum will be re-
allied for the treasury of the section.
The prize offered by Brother ]. B.
Thompson, of New York, TO the young
lady in Fisk Section bringing in the
greatest number of new members, is
causing considerable stir Three of the
young ladies' are tied in the number of
new members and the rivalry is exciting.
The contest will close on April l.
The Rev. John l.. Scudder, of the Tab
ernacle. will preach a sermon to The
Cadets of Temperance during the month
Of May.
The next quarterly session of the Cadets
of Temperance will be held in the rooms
of Fisk Section on the 9TH Of May.
The thought uppermost i n the minds
of the Cadetskof this city is the annual
ton No. 2, which will take place in
Bergen Hall on Friday evening, April IS.
The Fisk Dramatic Society will furnish
the entertainment. They will present
the four act society comedy by John
Brougham, entitled 1.-The Game of Life
make this performance the best OF the
season.
The grand secretary of the Cadets,
John Thompson, will visit Fisk Section
on Tuesday evening
John Harriat, of Eureka Section, was
hustling. around in great shape last
Wednesday evening. 1t is said that
John will astonish his friends with the
gorgeousness of his spring attire about
Easter. john rarely strikes worn out
claims The claims he works invariably
pan out well.
ChelSea SecLlOn NO. IL, OF New York,
has membership of over three hundred.
1t is the banner section Of New York and
New Jersey.
Eureka Section No. l will meet We'd
nesday evening in Humboldt Hall, on
Newark avenue.
John Dingwall, G. A. S. of the C. Of T.,
Will represent New Jersey at the annual
session of the National Section to be held
in Boston on the 18th, 18th ana 18th of
May.
The election of officers for the ensuing
term in Fisk section will take place on
tuesday evening. The members are ear
nestly requested to attend. 1t is expected
that some of the contests will be pretty
lively and sister sections are cordially in
vited to call and see the fun.
News has just been received that q
Grand Section of the Cadets is about to
be instituted in the State of Illinois.
In connection with the above it might
he we'll to state that the Cadets of this
city will neeu to do more hustlng if they
expect to have a Grand Section in this
State.
Eureka Section will elect officers on
Wednesday evening, and Iyanhoe Section
will perform the same duty on Thursday
evening.
Chosen Friends.