The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-11-23


in the vicinity of the Junction. w hen may
we expect it, Jacks
The boys are asking what Is the matt 4
with Dam Uoffey, of Court Pride of the
Hill? He allowed two enhancing females
70 Hend their way down town alone the
other evening.
Bro. Il. j. Lambert. Of Court Glen
wood, is dancer anu floor manager of
the first water He won the appreciation
of all and the smiles of the fades.
Brother Walter Dickson said he had
muny important legal papers to serve and
in consequence could not attend tie ball.
He Intends opening an Office. I'm chuck
full OF law, he says.
Present indications point to many
changes Mt enc election or Glenwood- Its
policy is to promote capable officers and
have plenty of able men familiar with
the ritual and laws to fill the highest
chairs.
DR.. West appears to be the favorite in
the race for medical examiner lie has
two popular rivals in Drs. Renwick and
Pyle. The court will be we'll pleased
with either.
Who can tell where Brother Lyons. the
chairman Of the Reception Commlttee,
WINS on the night OF Glenwoodss big bail?
It is Thought he was taking stock.
Brothers James Wheeiihan and w. r.
Clements practised self denial at the bali
They did not dance, but worked hard.
Arrangements were complete in every
detail.
Brother James Mccormack, Glen
woods member Of the Foresters' Hall
Committee. made an able report to the
Court He is in favor OF the scheme, and
detailed now the investment Will be q
grand success.
The Foresters Hall scheme is great
go.
Inft II f,a
slated for State prison keeper. He viii
knd no Foresters there.
Brother y. f. Hatfield is capital chess
and checker PLAYER, ana jolly good
fellow.
Court Littlejohn added six members to
the list.
Court Glenwood's reception was a
grand success.
Court Ashley will celebrate its third
birthday in splendid style.
That was good joke on Brother Sulli-
van, of Court Pride OF Jersey City. He
allowed the active scouts of Court Ham
iiton to corral his son.
Chief Ranger Faherty Is fond OF visit
ing sister Courts.
A report OF the financial condition of
the Grand Court will soon appear.
Balls, hops and soirees are so numerous
that the boys are becoming rs expert as
French dancing masters.
AOuIt O6ILHdHld Is moving up
Court Pauius Hooks ball was success
socially and financially.
Court Harsimus' ball at Woods Hall,
on December 3, Will be a pleasant event.
The halls in lower Jersey City are too
small to accommodate the crowd when
the leading courts have several meetings.
Hurry up that Forestcrs' Hall.
Chief Ranger Tremper Is organizing
court at Rutherford.
G. Il. Toomy. d. Fl. C. r. Power of
Bound Brook, and Bro Lewis, Of Court
Jersey City, will visit New Brunswick.
and expect TO establish court there.
Court Hamilton added six TO tine list at
its inst meeting. 1t is the banner court
now. It has 425 financial members. Its
growth has been marvellous. Hustling
Tells
Court Minturn has adopaed its new by
laws.
It is said that o. X. Toomy, of Court
Hoboken, is booked for place in ths
next f. e. No better selection could be
made as D. II. c. Il. He is one Of lhe
best informed Foresters in the State and
is an authority on It's laws.
Some gossip heard at the rooms Of
Court Pride of tho Hill that Brother
John Moran likes to see new faces.
Brother Maiachl Coroett Is having a
Commute has selected an exceI-
lent Floor Commlttee. Brother John
got there with both feet Chief Raures
Kennedy has been Il lnuuel presiding Off
Ger, The Silk Stocking Committee will
do it in McAilister 400 style Brother
Welsh walled too long to order his swat
low tail but IL will be gorgeous despite the
disappointment BroJhcr Dan Smith will
wear diamonds. Brother Thomas Bren-
nan Is u hustler. Brother Richard GAIT
ney is Que OF the regulars Brother
Shanahnn Will take the bun. Brother
Kiifoy is an orator. Brother john Kaiser
will be on hand ii 1t costs lnlllion
Brother Diver is after laurels. Bother
Will McNichoi Will be in full dress.
Brother Connolly has been training Ut
dancing school. Brother Buchanan has the
lest cafe in Town. That the Junction
dude win have 10 We content with second
prize. There Is weeping, waiting and
gnashing OF tcenth on the Heights.
Brother Dennis Dunnigan viii appear III
u claw hammer coat. Brother John
Chard objects to the chestnuts that---but
space forbids giving any more
The meeting OF Court Hoboken No.
LASS On Thursday night was a sample Of
what a good Foresrcrs' meeting should
30. Brother John w. Toomy, the CHIEF
ranger, presided as usual In his business
like manner and transacted the affairs
with despanch. r. G. H., BrotAvr
j. j. Cullen, made his re-
mort as delegate to the Forestersi
Hall Committee, which met At Ruchess
Hall on Thursday, November Is. He
stated III 1he details of tbs meetLn9 IN d