The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-12-14
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0U0llUX @JO COuRlco WAt4AACt~ Ntttt%1 o-&~
hours Ia the captivating waltz and
anadrille to the strains Of sweet melodies
SC Woods Hall on Friday night IL was
the hop on Jersey City Association and
was the gigantic success that it deserved
10 be. A competent committee had the
arrangements In charge and nothing WIS
lefs sindoue to make the hall attractive
aua the affair thoroughly enjoyable
The committee did not fail in the slight
est detail and have earned the approba-
ton of The association, which has made
IN cnviable reputation and its social
gathering must in the future. II as care
fully and skflfully managed, attract those
fond OF spending IN evening il the dance
with pleasant and respectable COM
pany Prior to the hours devoted TO wor-
ship at the shrine of Terpischort an enter
raiument was given Which IN
point Of excellence compares favor
ably with ths best that have been
given in this city this season. A glance
AZ the numbers is all that is necessary TO
show how we'll the large audience was
entertained. for nearly as many who re-
NAMED for the dance quit the hall at the
close of the programme. The talent VINO
provided the superior entertainment
WINS: Overture, orchestra; songs. Mr.. Ed.
Blanchard; violin duet, Beecher Sisters;
hunlorisns, Ar. Robert MaeDonnld;
songs. Mr. F. NJ Merritt; violin SOLO,
wish variations, Mr.. NJ. Beecher Kittle;
lecitations, Mr.. w. p. Dfbble; harmoniea
selU. H. J.. Conner; songs. Mr- Joseph w.
LAWSON violin solo, Miss LyniR Beecher;
Minutes with Bob Macdonald; BAN
joisis John Tupple and Ed: Huisizer;
exhibition drill by the Little Daisy
Cadets. The accompanist was Prof.
Joseph E. Eakins The feature Of the
programme was the superb drill by the
Daisy Cadets, sweet little misses. cap
tained BY Miss Mamie Buckiand and di-
recteti by Mr.. w. c. johnson. The move
nents were novel and cleyerly executed.
were perfect. They received liberal
applause and merited It. The grand
march which opened the dancing was
led by Floor Manager &c J. Conuors.
who was assisted by Brothers ]. Ii. Lewis
and A. Weber They are evidently ex-
perts aud the grand entree was compli-
Gated and prettily done. On the pro
rramme ali the sister lodges were re-
nemberad, as dances in their honor were
given and danced with grace and vigor.
The Reception Committee was attentive,
and was composed of Brothers NJ. l..
Preston, John Hart and F. Nj Merritt
The committee which arranged the hap
nv event consisted of Brothers L. G.
Fitzsimmons, chairman; I. D. Mac
Leese, w H. Barbour, w. c. johnson,
M. G. Preston and J. b. Sterling.
Garfield Association will b5 in the
social field shortly. A committee has
been appointed to make arrangements
for suitable entertainment. II will
nrobabIy be concert or something SINH
iar and be followed by hop. The COM
Mittee will take definite action next
Tuesday night. when 1t will meet at the
residence OF Brother Price, the chairman,
al No 300 Fourth street. 1t will proba-
bly, be a select affair and those who desire
tickets must get in their applications
very early. That it will be jolly is need
less to add as the association is made up
of jolly boys
Guiding Star Lodge, of Hoboken, works
the degrees with all the modern improve
mauts.
Brother james A. Wilson, N. G. of Ris.
ing star Lodge, will give recitation en-
titled 'srhe Trials and Tribulations of
Young Married Man. tomorrow night in
Rising Star Lodge. which meets in the
Third National Bank building, Payonia
avenue and Erie street.
Brother Dexter. the organist of Rising
Star Lodge. is going to let his whiskers
grow, He IS going IN the race with
Brothers Black and Randall. Judging
from appearances he stands good show.
Git thar Dexter.
P 6. Ryan. OF Garfield Lodge, cannot
b8 beaten in the rendition of the unwrlt-
Ten work of the order. His work last
Wednesday night was perfection itself.
sumner Lodge. No. 180 conferred the
first degree last Wednesday night. w.
A. Smith, N. e., was master of cere-
monies. The work OF the degree Was
done well. We learn that Sumner is at
last going TO have degree team Since
p G. Betsy has joined the Patriarchs
Militant and become 'bould soger boy
he must be captain of the team of course.
How things will boom in Sumner now.
Go Ii and win, Betsy. Make them toe the
hor mn .f,1f. frr- ,s1f
with perseverance you will get to the top
of the heap.
The handsome rug chair which has
been on exhibition at Brother Dompierre's
for the last three or four weeks and
which was to be drawn for to aid brother
III distress and for which tickets. have
beeu sold Tor 25 cents each. Will be drawn
for on the evening of Wednesday
next. December IL, at Masonic Hall,
Lafayette Admission to the hall will
be ny ticket or q dime at the door. Those
holding tickets will please bear this in
mind This is q worthy object and should
meet with hearty response from all
Odd Fellows. the lucky winner will
certainly have aneleganJ Christmas pres
emit as the chair is valued at $32.
Brother / II. Osborn of Rising Star
Lodge. is one of best Odd Fellows and
one Of our Oldest He was formerly con-
necEed with Sumner No. 1850 as recording
secretary anu HlitDR tht OA1Ct Wlln credit
10 himself and satisfaction TO the lodge.
When Rising Star started he became a
meniber OF that lodge. Although he can
not attend as regular as lie would like he
has the interest of the order at heart and
no one can regret meeting him as an Odd
Fellow Members of this kind are q
standing credit TO the order aud we
would like TO see all young members fol-
low in the footstep OF the older members
fika Brother Osborn
Lincoln Association will soon have an
other racket
p. G. Rikeman, Of Lincoln Lodge No.
726, is a hustler, good Odd Fellow and a
faithful worker.
Lincoln Lodge viii meet next Tuesday
night. Brother f. z. Lane is again a
candidate Tor recording secretary
Harmony Encampment will meet De-
amber -. Election OF officers and quar-
ter night. brothers, turn out.
Myrtle Hsbekah Degree Lodge No. 10
held its regular meeting in Franklin Hall
on Thursday evening last and conferr ed
the degree on seven candidates. Quite a
number were present and the work was
well done. The officers Of the lodge Gi d
llobly. A delegation from Myrtle No. 1c
Will visit Martina Washington No. Is. OF
Hoboken, OH Wednesday evening next
and q good time is expected All those
who are goinRwill please meet in the ante
room of Martha Washington Lodge at
Odd Fellow5 Hall, Hoboken, at eight
o'clock. Wewould also like to state that
the next meeting has been postponed on
account OF it falling ON Christmas until
the second Thursday in january, which
is quarter night and all members arc ex-
pected to be present and all sisters aud