The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-07-27


look more anxiously forward to the ex.
cursion than ever. 1t is bound to be a
big one, as a large number Of tickets have
been sold and every one is doing his or
her utmost to make 1t a success.
Brother Walter Teese, OF Eureka, is
noted for being the handsomest member
OF that section. This of couse does not
includge the ladies, for they are beyond
comparison.
Brother Hollerly, Of Fisk, has been
very active during the last few weeks
and he promises to become leading
light.
The meeting at the shore last Sunday
was not well attended. Several mem
bers Of Fisk were conspicuous by their
absence and Iyanhoe was mot in it, !"
A grand reunion of the Cadets of Tenn
perance in Jersey City was held in Ivan
hoe Sections room on Thursday evening.
Over one hundred cadets were present,
representing Fisk, Eureka, Ivanhoe and
Hudson Sections. Brother Joe Robin
son had charge of the good and welfare
OF the order, and procured programme
which did credit to the.Cadets. Brother
Viewers, w. p. of Ivanhoe, aud ID. G.. p. OF
the State of New Jersey, made an ad
dress, In which ne spoke on the good the
Cadets of Jersey City had done and were
doing, also requesting the members to
keep in view the necessary work needed
TO start a Grand Section In New Jersey.
The other events were:--Piano solo, Miss
NJ Hopkins; recitation Miss Gray, of
Hudson; solo, Brother j. r. Culbert. of
Ivanhoe; recitation, Miss Newman; solo,
Mr.. McGrath. comic reading, Mr. T..
Douglass: recitation, Miss Sipp; duett,
Miss Laura and Miss Lulu Higgins; reci-
tation, Mr.. J. j. Vile, of Fisk Section;
piano solo. Miss NJ Hopkins; recitation,
MIR. ID. Britain. An original poem. writ
ten for the occasion by Brother L. H.
De Alya, of Hudson Section, was read by
Brother Gray. II was rapturouSiy ap-
plauded Brother De Alya is born
poet
Hudson Section is initiating young
ladies. 1t has seven at present with
good expectations. One young Cadet
wis heard whispering that he had
twenty to propose. Ii il be true, what
great ceremony it will be when they arc
Initiated.
Brother AlBerts, of Hudson, is still in
advance in the race for the gold medal
offered by the G. s., Brother John Dfne-
wall. for the member of Hudson Section
bringing in tho most new members q ur-
ing the present quarter. Bob IS hard
worker and we hope he will get it,
Hudson Section is working hard for
the success. of Fisk aud Ivanhoe's excur-
sion. You can hear them remark. You
bet we won't forget August 20.
In Brother Turney Hudson Section has
got an excellent secretary.
Brother DeDher, of Hudson Section, is
quite debater.
Brother Gunthner has proven himself q
hustler. Keep it up, John.
Brother Cathcart is stopping at Athens,
n. " As he has tender regard Tor the
fair sex we hope there are plenty OF
them there.
We nope Brothers Higgins and Ding
wall will start branch Of the 9. OF I. IN
Washington, and show them the people
from jersey are hustlers.
Brother Vile has his hands full now at
tending to the running of Fisk Section
and the brother who objects so much.
The question that IS agitating the ca
detsis why do the Eureka boys like to
visit New York every second Thursday
night?
Certain members of Eureka section are
beginning to realiza that they did wrong
IN having their section draw out OF the
affair Cd August 90 They are not the
only ones that think so.
I5seemed as though something Ind gone
wrong last Sunday afternoon, when John
>anG Frank. with their smiles and don't
kforget August 20, were Invisible at the
More.
Rrhe boys tried to rattle Brother Cole
anesduy night. at the party. But, as
his nerve did not 70 back on him.
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