The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-08-31

brOIhef kenneth DlngWali, OF Fisk, Is
destined to become in earnest worker.
lie fills theposition OF Waterman
Ivanhoe Section met on Thursday
evening. Many OF the prominent mem
bers were conspicuous by their absence
a little routine business was transacted
and then reeltations were given by Sister
Norris, of Ivanhoe, aud Brother De Ava.
Of Hudson a solo by Brother McGrath,
! OF lyanhoe, and addresses We're made BY
John Dingwall, NJ. w. e.; Everett GRAY
anu William Clark. of Hudson, and Rich-
ard Viewers. ID. d. g. p, and John Gull
bert, OF Iylnhoe, and g Beau Brummeil =
Cole, of Eureka During the evening
Brother Viewers name was prominently
mentioned for the Office of Grand Patron.
Brother John Hopkins, OF Ivanhoe,
does not favor his section with a visit
very often. John was at one time one of
the pillars of Ivanhoe.
The young ladies of Iyanhoe consider
Brother CLARK, of Hudson, one OF the
most agreeable young men theyeyer met.
He wore a charming smile on Thursday
evening.
The silver pitcher won by Ivanhoe viii
be exhibited in the section room next
Thursday evening. Ivanhoe is very proud
OF the trophy
A committee of the young lady mem
bers OF Fisk Section was appointed gu
Tuesday evening to make arrangements
for fair The committee met at the resi-
QeDEc Vi MISS 1lONlSd MACE Oh flUdy
evening, and elected the following Off
cers:-Chairman LDvlsa Mace; Secre-
tary, Lauretta Horton; Treasurer,
Maud Whitlock. They decided to
hold the fair in the last week
of September. Numerous articles
have already been solicited aud procured
and as the young ladies are very enthusi-
astic there is no doubt that they will make
grand success of their undertaking.
Anyone DESTROYS of contributing any
thing for the fair can give it to any mem
Der Of the committee. They Will meet
again at the residence OF Miss Katie
Woodruff, on Clendenny avenue, Wed
nesday evening.
Hudson Section held a very interesting
meeting on Friday evening. Among the
visitors present were Brothers Viewers
and Allan, OF Iyanhoe; Fletcher, of Enre-
meth Dfngwafl, Of Fisk. Four candidates
were Initiated and several propositions
were received. Considerable routine
business was transacted and the section
adjourned SO as TO allow the delegates TO
the Grand Section TO hold a meeting.
Brother Benson, of Ivanhoe, acted as
chairman OF the Entertainments Commits
tee on Thursday evening. He succeeded
in securing q good entertainment not
withstandlng the fact thai there was a
small attendance.
Every member of the order should
the institution of the Grand Section in
! Ivanhoe's rooms oil Thursday evening.
Fisk Section is continually on the move.
The ladies' lave now taken hand in con-
Quoting q fair, and as they have the
hustling qualities of the male members,
| they will, no doubt, add another success
| to the many Fisk has already made.
| Brother George Conway, of Fisk, has
taken Il lively interest in the order, and
| he will, without doubt, become one Of the
stanchest supporters OF Fisk Section.
! The following committee has been ap-
pointed to solicit subscriptions toward
/ defraying the expenses of entertaining
the visitors on next Thursday evening"
John Dingwall, of Fisk; James A Ian, of
4 IvanhOe; William Fletcher, of Eureka,
and Everett Gray, of Hudson. They are
authorized to collect all moneys for that
purpose.
Hudson Section is now the banner sec
! tion in Jersey City.
Brother Neyers has been spoken OF as
| the coming Grand Patron Of the Grand
Section of New Jersey. He would make
a good head for the new section, and will,
no doubt, be elected to that position.
Brother George Conway is one of the
most active men.be of Fisk. Although
he is still young in the order. he was
called upon to I'LL the Office of Worthy
Patron last Tuesday evening and per-
/ formed the duties of thac position in an
admirable manner.
1T it is flair" statemen it may be
mentioned that the young ladies OF Fisk
Section intend to hold a fair for the bene-
/ hit of that section and the boys" must be
prepared 10 have their pockets emptied.
Many of the members are no doubt
laying pipes" and pulling wires for
| some Office in the new Grand Section. 1t
is TO be hoped. however. that the dele
gates will select those members for
officers who by their talents are best
fitted tor the positions.
Brother Walter Teese, of Eureka, has
left this City and is now ! temporary
resident of Gloyersyille. N. Y
What with the Fisk Dramatic Society,"
the Hudson Dramatic Society and Ivan
hoe and Eureka yet TO hear, from the
dramatic season promises TO be a lively
one.
Although the weather was rather cold
the meeting at the Shore" last Sunday
was well attended. Among those noticed
were Brothers beau Brummelln and
Duncan Brftten, the twins of Eureka.
1t is rumored that Brother William
Dingwall, OF Hudson, has the grand
patron bee in his bonnet and is looking
for that office.
"Bashful James, of Iyanhoe, made
quite lengthy speech at Hudson last
Friday evening.
Loyal Foresters.
meeting last Wednesday night. This
court viii in all probability have the
prettiest court room in Hudson county
when the owner is through with it. The
meeting was very interesting one to all.
Brother Solinger and Brother Bonell had
their little explanation, Brother Hart
also had something to say. If Brother
Hart ever thought he was friendless he
was entirely wrong. Why in his little
difficulty the court stood by him to a
member and the brother feels very or ate
full. and now he reallyknows the meaning
of The letters u. Is. c.
Brother H. Sibbald. of Court Ridge,
was present, and also had his chat about
the Hopsier Court. No bad feelings,
Brother Bob. you used that term your
self
The Park Ridge Brothers are going to
give the Brothers of Court Bergen and
all their friends IA grand outing in the
country special train will leave the
Erie depot at 1880 a. m. on Monday Uabor
Day. Fare for the round trip, including
entrance TO picuic grounds, only sixty-flye
cents for adults and thirty Ave cents for
children. All are invited, and we know
that good time may be expected When
Brother Sibbald has charge everything
moves along nicely and successfully. We
wish to see some of our friends of the A.
o. Z. OF A. along with us. Nothing would
give us more pleasure
Court Rerren has also ,ora hucinasa ar,