The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-11-02
oADEYS OF TEMPERANnE

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CADETS OF TEMPERANCE
The annual meeting of tine Grand Sec
ton OF the State of New Jersey Will be
held in Booraenl Hall. Eureka Section
rooms, on Wednesday evening. The cleo
ton OF officers and representatives to the
National Section will take place al that
time A large attendance of delegates Is
desired, SO that the Grand Section can
settle down TO good hard WORK.
The fair committee of Fisk Section met
at the residence Of Miss Liefer on Wed
nesday evening. The arrangements for
the fair were talked over, affer which a
social session was INDUCED in Recfta-
lions were given by Sisters Sales aud
Mace and songs by Sisters Wilson and
Appleton.
The members of the f. D. C. are on the
move. They have TWO engagements TO
furnish entertainments within a short
time. They are largely in It.
Inc Grand Section meeting will be held
on "Wednesday evening in Booraem Hall,
corner Of Grove street and Newark ave-
nue..
Brother George Conway. of Fisk Sec
ton, hasn't been seen at the meetings for
Two weeks Let us see yon once in a
while, George.
The secretary Of Eureka, Brother Law
renee, objected strongly on Wednesday
evening TO doing the work of the "A. 7. p
Small blame to him.
Brother William Dingwall. Of Hudson,
Is pedestrian OF some renoWB. He has
been known to walk from Lafayette to
Hudson City and back, and not feel any
any bad effects from it. Still it all de-
Ponds on whether YOU have pleasant COM
pany or not.
Eureka Section has appointed the fol-
lowing committee to make arrangements
al fsfT ant <.rsN f<xs-
Benjamin Teese, John Cole, Samuel
Punyea, Thomas Ryer. Charles Cathcart,
Iibble Dean, r. Harfiott, Emily Perrine
Alma Nelson and Annie Perrine.
Another attempt was made TO organize
section in Greenyiile on Monday even
ing. but owing to the small attendance
the meeting was postponed An effort Is
now being made TO have ahy Greenville
young men, who are DESTROYS OF connect
ing themselves with the order, join Fisk
Section, and after they have sufficient
number, grant them charter for sec
ton in Greenvllie- Among those who
attended Monday evening were Brothers
Verers and Allan. of fvanhoe; John Din q;
wall and z. J. Higgins and H. Cotton aud
William Hoilelys Of Fisk, and De Alva,
of Hudson.
Don't fail to attend Fisk Sections fair
on November Is aud 10. Tickets at 10
cents each can be psocured from any OF
-AaN 7A%AStAAS~Aos ALI N0ArAt1OA41 dt1o1Al0l14
received.
As Brother Allan Of Ivanhoe. has Sc,
cured lucrative position else where, he
will not accept the position OF gas
engineer Tor the Worlds Fair. Perhaps
lis better 50.
nave presented their designations as Third
aud Second Patrons respectively.
The members Of Eureka wish to state
that they are as much alive as ever, and
that they intend to be the largest section
IN the city at the close of the term.
Brother William Holiely of Fisk, has
hlied the chair OF Worthy Arehon in an
admirable manner,
A full set OF Grand Section officers will
be elected on "Wednesday evening. also
seven delegates at large TO the National
section, which meets in New York City.
May 1891.
"Bennie'' Teese Of Eureka. enacted the
role OF the crushed tragedian. on We'd
nesday evening.
Sister Norah Carpenter has been
elected guide Of Fisk Section TO fill the
vacancy caused by the resignation of Sis
ter Horton.
Eureka Section met at Booraem Hall
on Wednesday evening. and transacted
considerable business of routine nature
They decided TO mold no meeting on next
Wednesday evening, but allow the
Grand Section the exclusive use of the
rooms. Remarks were lnaae Nv Most
Worthy Guide Dingwall, Worthy Archon
DemIng, Worthy Patron Hetherington
and Brother Teese. p. W. A.
Fisk Section Fair Committee will meet
on "Wednesday evening aE the residence
of Sister Mace
A question has arisen as to where Beau
Brummeil came from or where he mas
been. Some OF the members were dis
cussing Bob Davis the other evening
when Beau innocently asked who Bob
Davis was. The boys have not recovered
from the surprise at nnding one person
who had not heard of the only Bob. Beau
will not be the only one who will ask that
question after Tuesday.
1t is eninently proper that the fair ladies
of Fisk Section should manage the fair of
FISK Section
The "Foreigner'' Of Fisk Section was
suddenly missed last Monday evening in
Greenyille- A searching party was i'm
mediately organized. but George was
safely out OF their reach with a blushing
Greenville damsel on each arm. The Bean
Brumnieli of Eureka will have TO look TO
his iaurels for the Foreigner intends to
lay claim to his title
Oh, Eusekal Way dost thou have such
short meetings?
ssBashful Jin,n of Ivanhoe. was out in
all his glory last Monday evening. He
says he has poor opinion of Greenville.
II Is intlfnAteu tlat ne was Jealous or
Brother g. Benson.
Tt is quite noticeable that the talent in
the various sections seem to ruH in spe-
cial grooves, thus Eureka possesses the
finest singers. such as the Misses Har-
RIOTS, Miss L. Perrlne, Mr. John Har-
fiott, and "Eieau Brummelln Fisk runs
almost entirely to eiocutionists, such as
Miss i. Wilson, Miss Sipp. Miss Stem
minger, Mr.. John j. Vie, Mr.. John
Dingwall, Mr.. T. Schuits and Mr.. Frank
5. Higgins. Hudson takes in the instru-
mental line, with such excellent perform
ers as Mr.. Harry Birch on the harmonica
and Mir. HI. Turney on the banjo. They
also possess a quaint entertainer in the
shape of MIR. Walter Smith, who by the
way is now member Of the Fisk ORA
matte Society. IVanh0s is also home of
singers, and when Mr.. T. Douglass, J.
gilbert, or Joe the Banker raise their
voices there is music In the air. Thus
it will be seen that if the talent of the va
rious sections would only pay more fra
ternal visits, very superior entertain
menu could be furnished at each meeting.
Donations for Fisk Sections fair are
coming in right along. and ia conse-
qnence the fair COMMITTEES are elated
The fair viii take place in Fisk Hall, on
the 18th and 1eth of November. Dona-
tions will be thankfully received from
Ivanhoe. Eureka and Hudson Sections
Brother Benson of Fisk left town ON a