The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-09-28
THE slNpAY MORNING VIEWS. September 2s I8ao


tion who, should bring in the most new
members has been won by Brother Il.
Albert. He is an earnest worker ana
fully deserves the honor
Fisk Section held their shortest meet
ing last Tuesday evening, it lasted only
one hour and was closed at nine p. M IL,
however, was very interesting and two
candidates were the result
Brother Ed Simon is very proud Of
the new high silk hat which he now
wears. When ED is seen stepping out
of the Academy OF Music with young
lady ION his arm he looks like happy
millionaire
At the first meeting in October tho
different sections will elect patrons for
the ensuing year, and it is hoped That
j good ana true men Will fill the positions
Remember that these officers are the
niainstay of the sections. and the mem
bers should allow no friendly feeling TO
prompt them to vote Tor an unworthy
! candidate.
Some practical iokers played mean
trick on Brother II. Birch at Hudson s
last meeting. They smeared mucilage
on a chair aud then invited Harry to rest
ms weary bones. He did SO, and after
| awhile when he attempted to rise and
| make a motion he was unable to do so.
After some judicious prying with crow
bar ne was broken loose, and he is now
looking for The jokers with blood in his
| eye.
Eureka Section held very interesting
| meeting last Wednesday evening and
elected the following. oficers:-W A,
! Sidney G. Denning; V. A., S. Pumyea;
| secretary, w. Lawrence; a. secretary, Il
| Christie; treasurer, L. Ryer; A. treas
| urer, Sister Florence Harriet; guide
Sister Emily Perrine; usher, Miss Alma
! Nelson; watchman, j. Cole; A. watch-
man, Sister Howard. Sisters Lizzie Ding
! wall and Lizzie Wilson recited and
/ ri
d. Britten and J. Cole gave a few re-
marks
Since the disbanding Of the Hudson
Dramatic Society the members have
| formed the Silver Star Social and Athletic
/ Club and viii hold an entertainment IN
Fisk Hall, corner Lafayette and Wilton
streets, on Wednesday evening, OctoberS.
I The tickets are fifteen cents and fine
programme will be presented. The
! Cadets should turn out strong and sup
| port the first entertainment of this young
| section.
Ivanhoe's meeting last Thursday even
| ing WAS presided over, as usual, by
"Bashful jim" After much routine
! business the following officers were
/ elected:-W. A., Joseph G. Robinson: V.
A., Sister Maggie Simon; Sec.,- Sister
Maggie Scott; A. Sec. Sister l.. Fox;
| Treas, Thomas Douglass; A. r., Sister
L. Coniey; Gu Harry Newkirk: u,
/ W.; Sister Nj. Wallace. After some in
esting remarks the meeting closed
A meeting viii be held tomorrow even
ing at the rooms of the Y. NJ G. A., No.
80 Linden avenue, Greenville, for the pur-
pose of organizing a new section. All are
invited TO be present and are cordially
invited to bring any persons with them
who may wish to become members.
The following officers have been elected
! by Hudson Section for the ensuing term:
w A., William Dingwall; " A., Harry
| Birch; secretary, Everett Gray; A. S., }.
I Welsh; treasurer, n. Reed; A. T., Sister
| Gray; guide, Sister Newman; usher,
Walter Smith; W., William Sanderson.
| A. W., r. Albersts.
The Fair Committee of Fisk Section
will meet at the residence of Miss Gene
| We've Appleton, No. 266 Wilton street. A
full attendance Is requested.
The Fisk Dramatic Society have been
engaged by Clinton Council to give an
entertainment on Thanksgiving night.
| They will present the fiye-act comedy
entitled How She Loves Him." written
! by The late Dion Boucicault. The 'strage-
dams expect to make the hit of their
lives.
A member who claims to belong to a
! New YORK section visited Hudson last
Thursday evening and made himself par
ticularly obnoxious. 1t is hoped that his
claim to membership is incorrect.
Sister Julia Jaycox will be presented
! with Q gold medal by Ivanhoe Section.
next Thursday evening. for selling the
most tickets for the excursion.
The coming week the officers will be
installed in all the sections with the ex-
1 ceptton of Fisk Section, and they will iu-
stall week from Tuesday. AS usual
large attendance will be the order and an
enjoyable week the result
Brother Clark, of Hudson. is quite a
! favorite with the ladies. He is envied by
every male member OF the order.
Beau BrummeP' is about to start q
! dancing class. He has become a rival to
| Prof Cartier.
| The members of the order should not
fail to attend the meeting tomorrow
night to organize section in Greenville.
Catholic Benevolent Legion.
AT a meeting of Paulus Hook Council
I No. 1873, G. B. L., recently, a committee
was appointed to confer with Security
and Greenville Councils to make arrange
ments to attend in body the golden ju-
bilee celebration to be rendered the Right
Rev. Bishop Loughlin, spiritual adviser
OF the Catholic Benevolent Legion, on
Saturday evening, October IS. The three
! councils are composed of hundreds OF en-
I thusiastic members of the Legion, who
never do things by halves. Every effort
will be put forward to make grand
showing in the parade, which is to be one
OF the chief features of the celebration.
Order Iron Hall.
Branch No LAB held very important
meeting on Wednesday of the past week
in their cosey lodge rooms, Masonic Hail.
No. AL Bergen avenue. There were six
new members added TO the roll Of men,
bership and seven propositions; that was
gratifying enough for any lodge at one
J meeting. and the officers were all smiles
Prelate I.ampert never prayed as ardently
| as he did on this occasion.
There were number of visiting friends
from other branches, who made very in
| terest1ng remarks regarding the state of
the organization. etc.
Cashier Paul Sury, of Branch No. l, 1913
| to quote him, BY Jove it was pleasure
20 see so many valuable members init
ated at one meeting" The shier is ac-
countable for good deal of this. and all