The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-02-23

The annual celebration Of Cadets Day
win be held in the Union Tabernacle
Church. on Ybirty-fifth street, New York
this afternoon, at half-past three
O'Clock All Cadets and their friends
from Jersey City will please assemble AT
The waiting room Of the ferry house. foot
Of Exchange place. CortiandC street side,
on this side Of the river, at two O'Clock
sharp. 1t IS urged on the members OF the
order to make the turn out as strong as
possible on this occasion. Any informa-
ton on the subject can be obtained from
the secretary Of the committee, John
DingwalI, NO. 100 Communfpaw avenue
lyanhoe Section No will hold public
meeting on Thursday evening il their
/ fooisas, in the Scotch Presbyterian
Church. on Mercer street An excellent
programme VIII be presented and an en-
1oyable time is guaranteed to all The
public IS cordially invited
The next session OF the Grand Section,
Z. Of T., OF New York and New Jersey.
VIII be held in the rooms Of Ascension
Sections No SO Eighth avenue, next Fri
day evening. All the Jersey City repre-
sentatives are urged to make 1t convent
emit to attend this meeting. as the
meetings ID the past have not been weli
attended by the Jersey City representa-
tiyes.
John F. Rodman. grand patron. visited
Eureka Section, last Wednesday evening,
with some OF the grand officers He was
received III magnificent form by the sec
ton. He made one OF his famous adj
dresses that has made him such a favorite
among tie Cadets Of this city. At its
conclusion ne was enthusiastically APP
planded. A number of the members
gave reeitaticns and solos, and the meet
ing came pleasantly 10 close with three
hearty cheers for the grand patron
A COMMITTEES Of ten has been appointed
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tainment and hop. Bergen Hall has been
engaged for Friday evening, April IL On
this occasion the well known Fisk Ora
matte Society will furnish the entertain
nlent. They viii present the society
comedy in four acts entitled Dollars
and Cents" The section intends to make
this equal TO any OF the Fisk's previous
efforts. which is saying a great deal, as
they have had some wonderful successes
in their career
Brother F. j. Higgins and John J Vile,
of Fisk Section, celebrated an important
event on Friday evening. How does the
Senator strike you, Frank
Fisk Section No. 2wiu meet on Tues
day evening in Fisk Hall, on Wilton
street.
At the meeting Of Ivanhoe Section No.
4, held last Thursday evening, quite an
enjoyable time was had by both the mem
bers and the visiting grand officers
dI6HO E&LIDh JONI r f1Ol4a1 delivered
short address, in which he referred to
the great pleasure Il gives him 60 visit
Jersey City Section, and he congEetu-
lated the Cadets of this city on the growth
Of the order, and urged them to greater
efforts. John Dingwal g. a. s., who is
a member of Fisk Section, recited Casey
ut the Bat with his fine Miiesian accent;
p G. p William II. Devlin sang The
song that broke my heart, y and was en-
cored- He responded with --Gilhooly's
Supper" Brother Britten recited
Young Leehimar." and Bob SMITH
Of Chelsea Section, brought tears to the
eyes of the audience when he recited
stD0rkin's Night" Taken altogether,
the evening passed very pleasantly, aud
the grand officers promised 70 visit Ivan
hoe Section in the lear future.
It has been remarked quite recently
that the robust form and handsome
countenance of Lew Vanderbeek. Of
Fisk, has not been seen in the room of
Fisk Section IN some time IF ssLew''
don't toe the mark soon and tell Us her
name, we will investigate.
At the urgent request Of some Cadets
IN this city. Brother John DingwalI, of
Fisk, has had his life Insured. The reason
assigned for this is that he insists on re-
citing Casey at the Bat'' more than
twice week. He has promised to let it
follow in the footsteps of The Keg Of
Butter