The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-05-11

~ :. ~ " a. M are much indebted
they turned ont on sunday evening. IL
was az inspiring scene 70 see the mem
Ders OF both orders jointly attend di-
vine service after having been at variance
for number Of years.
frank Lewis Is looking out for appli-
calts for the Court Of Orient. They are
not rs numerous now as they were tW0
months ago.
A Date has not as yet been set for the
Joint excursion. It is expected that it
viii be decided on this week.
Dave Iippets declines 70 take the
Oriental at present. gDaven wanted it
very bad short time ago. He must be
getting delicate
The three councils In this city all NEST
IL the l1rst and third week of the month.
Clinton Council evidently made wise
move when they changed the nights for
holding meetings. The benefit was APP
parent at the last session. 1t was q big
and spirited meeting.
Cadets of temperance.
The Grand Section of New York ana
New Jersey held very interesting meet
ing on Wednesday in Fisk Hall, this city.
Grand Patron John F. Rodman presided.
Inc grand secretary presented his report.
which showed thar the increase IN The
order still continued. a new section was
reported instituted By the grand patron
IN New York city with twenty-six char
Ter members, under the name Of Crystal
Section No Z. An application was
also presented by Brother John Dingwall
TOR section to be known hudson Section
NO. 3, OF Jersey City. This section will
De Instituted on May Y. The By-iawC ofn-
InIttee was not prepared TO report, and
they were instructed to have d full report
N
81 grand guide was declared vacant. Bro
+. -. higgins was elected TO I'LL the va
cancy. An exciting discussion took
pldce over the reading Of a minor
lty report from the Banner Com
mittee. IL was finally laid over
until the next meeting The resignation
Of Brother John DinQwal1 as grand as
slstant secretary. which WAS presented 1T
the last meeting, came up and u motion
to again lay it on the table was lost It
was ilnaily resolved that Brother Ding
wall be requested to withdraw his resiE-
nation. i. j. Higgins, Of Fisk Section,
was installed as grand guide by the G.
Z. After the transaction of considerable
routine business the Grand Section adj
journeu 20 meeE at the call Of the grand
patron.
Fisk Section No. 2. Cadets Of Temper
ance, will meet in Fisk Hall on Tuesday
evening
Concerts and receptions helped to make
the attendance very small ut Ivanhoe
Sections meeting on Thursday evening.
The new bylaws for the Grand Section
have been long delayed. The committee
should wake up.
The members Of Fisk Section seem to
be in great demand for their services at
entertainments There is lots Of talent
in Fisk
Where is The Cadet? This question is
asked very often by the Cadets Of this
city and New York, and echo answers
wheres The Cadet was the official organ
Of the order, but has suspended pubaca-
ton.
There are some members who suIk
when they don't get what they want and
their services as workers are lost The
JOINT Excursion Committee have had ex-
perienee of that kind already. Where
were the would be chair man and treas
urer last meetings
The joint Excursion Committee have
decided that the annual excursion OF the
e. OF i. this year shall be held on We'd
nesday, August 20. The commodiOus
barge. Walter Sands. has been secured,
and the destination will be Iona Island
on the Hudson River
The next meeting Of the Grand Section
will be held at Maspeth, Long Island. In
the month Of August.
4AC July dWS OlttNEIS III Tic GIaD4 sec
ton from New Jersey are F. J. Higgins,
grand guide, and John DingwaIl, grand
assistant secretary. both of Fisk Section
Brother DingwaH Is also the only
National representative from New JERSEY.
1vanhoe and Eureka Sections should
wake up and take an interest in the
doings of the order
whiskers last Wednesday EVENING"
The duties of the D. ID. G. P. Of New
Jersey are not very arduous. He should
be given something to do. Brother
Neras says his prerogatiyes have been
taken away from him.
Now, boysl start the ball a-rolling for a
Grand Section in New Jersey
1t has been decided TO call the new Sec
ton in Hudson City Hudson Section No.
3. This section Will be instituted on
Thursday evening, May Is. at No. 522
Newark avenue. by the grand officers.
The list is still open for signers to the ap-
plicarion for a charter. All those sign
ing before or on the night of the institu-
ton Will become charter members. Ali
the Cadets in this city and New York
are invited to be present.
Sister Louisa Mace, OF Fisk Section. was
initiated in the Grand Section on We'd
nesday evening. She is the first Young
lady admitted TO that body.
Tommy" Douglass carries off the hon
or of being the witty member OF Ivanhoe
Section. The meetings are rather dull
when Tommy is absent.
1t is said that jack Vile viii shortly
make his appearance as a star. under the
management of Brother Higgins. at
Cronhein's- On the nights that jack
doesn't appear. Frank, his understudy,
viii take his place To use a slang
phrase, they are both very s'Woozy.''
1t was noticed that when Brother
Kranstenber, Of Chelsea, arose TO speak
in the Grand Section, the delegates
shivered. His voice should be lowered a
peg.
Benevolent and Protective Order of
EIks.
That fsmutuap' legal contest Instituted
by New York Lodge has riled the Exalted
Grand Ruler, DR.. Simon Quinian, Of
Chicago, who has suspended New York
Lodge and Grand Secretary Arthur c.
Moreland. The order was established
twenty years ago, in New York city,
by band OF jolly good fell
lows, many Of whom were connected
with the theatres. II grew SO rapidly
that it was decided to enlarge It's field Of
usefulness and establish lodges In o few
of the large cities. 1t was the intention
of its promoters TO make it an exclusive
society. A charter was obtained BIZ the
mother lodge in New York State, and it
is under this charter that the order is
The Elks have features
which distinguish it from other secret
societies. 1t makes a speciality of
social sessions The order prospered