The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-06-15

4He Sfuut 0f1Icer% present were J9tl1 II.
tSodnlan, 6. T.: John d. THOMPSON, G.
IS; joan Dingwali, G. A. s.; Il. j. Hig-
gins, &. o., and John NJ. Thompson,
Tie treasury of Fisk Section was added
to considerably az the last meeting by
The Feeeips Vi go from the Entertainment
| COMMITTEES.
Eureka Section will meet III Humboldt
Hall on Wednesday evening.
lyanhoe Section will ineet on Thurs
| day cvcnfng in the Scotch Church.
| 1t WAS remarked last week that the at
l tendance at the sections was getting
slim This was tfne last week, with the
! exception OF Iyenhoe Section, who had a
| good house. The attendance this week
has been very good owing, perhaps, to
tbs official visits Of the grand officers.
sDick" Shepard, OF Ascension Section,
was seen IN ali his glory on Thursday
evening. Some me mbers from Jersey,
had the misfo rtuue 10 listen to his fairy
! tales FOR an beur. They are still alive,
| nevertheless.
| Grand Patron John r. Rodman, on be-
! half of the Grand Section, has pledged
/ $40 in aid of the temperance movement in
! Nebraska.
! Brother Sidney Denaing has been an
\ pointed deputy grand patron Of Eureka
Section, vice Brother Thomas Douglass,
I resigned.
I Eureka Section extended an invitation
to Brother Rodman. the g. F., to attend
their lawn party at Salter's Grove on
! june q, and he has accepted. He Will
attend with some of the grand officers
Brother Higgins, of Fisk, has been look
| ing worried Of late Counting must be a
| very nrdt1ous task, TO Judge by the far
| away look in Frank eyes.
On Wednesday evening the grand Off
I GERS paid an official visit to Eureka Sec
1 ton. There was quite an attendance of
\ their own members and visiting dele
EJ4@,. Trxt.s
| made an address which was full OF good
| advise to the Catiets in Jersey City. At
\ the conclusion of his address he was
/ loudly applaHdet. Addresses were also
given by john NJ. Thompson, grand
[ chaplin, John Dingwall, grand assistant
! Britten, of Iyanhoe. The Misses Harriotts
sang duet and Miss Perrine rendered a
solo. The grand officers congratulated
1 Eureka Section on the good attendance
of their members.
i The Cadets of this city were to have at.
tended the National Temperance Con-
gress In New York on Thursday evening.
1 A few members OF Hudson and Fisk
Sections appeared, and proceeded to the
Broadway Tabernacle, where they lis
/ tened to some able discourses on the
! te importance question. by Mrs NJ. l..
| Hitchcock, of Nebraska, and Joseph
Cook, of New York There were about
one hundred Cadets present.
1t is to be regretted that whenever
there Is gathering of the c. of I. in
New York city, the members Of Eureka
and Ivanhoe Sections are conspicuous by
their absence. This was especially no
ticeahIe on Thursday evening, as not one
| member of either Eureka or Ivauhoe at
tended the National Temperance Con-
gress, with the exception OF the w. p. OF
Ivanhoe
Eureka Section viii hold lawn party
at Salter's Grove, on Saturday, June 81.
The committee promise ali who attend an
enjoyable time. The grove can be reached
by taking the GreenVille cars.
In Brother Laundry, OF Hudson, the
section has q splendid W. p His re-
marks on the order and its objects show
that he takes big iaterest in the work
The Cadets are going to have an exeur-
| sion on August 10, and il behooves every
member OF the order to do hts utmost TO
make it q success, Excursions, as far as
expense goes, come high, but as Brother
Tease would say, I'VE must have them"
Moor light ard stuffed clubs for three
| How would that strike the would-be an
! nihilators?
What a splendid secretary Fisk Section
hast They thought they struck bon
ANA, but they-by the way, how is your
headache, Jacks
Brother Pumyea, one-hah of the old
"Siafnese twins has been spreading
himself in great shape. recently. From
his conversation one could not believe
that he is member of Iyanhoe, but he is.
/ Fisk Section No. 2 will meet on Tues
day evening, in Fisk Hall.
/ lvanhoe Section held their regular
meeting on FRIDAY evening, at which
there was pretty good attendance. The
grand officers present were:-John r.
4 Rodman, G. F.; John M. Thompson, G.
1 c.; John Dingwell, G. A. S.. and L. j.
Higgins. G. G.. The 6. p. made an adj
dress in which he called attention TO the
fact that to have grand section in New
Jersey the members of the different sec
tons must have harmony and good will
among themselves and that could only
\ be gained by the members showing for
giving spirit. He was followed by the g.
c., who made one of his characteristic
addresses. Brother Viewers, the w. P. OF
Ivanhoe, gave some fatherly advice, and
the meeting adjourned.
HUDSON Section No. 8, after their re-
gular meeting on Friday evening, paid a
fraternal visit to Ivanhoe Section. They
received cordial reception.
hudson Section initiated three mem
bers on Friday evening. They are must
lers' up that way.
| II is likely thaE the grand officers will
pay an official visit to Hudson Section
next Friday evening.
Ancient Order of Foresters of America.
! The Executive Council held NEE ting
last night at its headquarters at Newark
and considered the appointment OF sew
eral new deputies.
Court Congress is making rapid strides.
They initiated thirty-five members at he
| meeting on Tuesday night and received
fifJy-one propositions The name OF
! Coroner George j. Brackner was signed
TO the majority of these propositions. He
is an interchangeable worker and has be-
come prominent by his energy and is the
candidate now Of not few for the office
of high chief ranger.
Martin Flynn is back, and it was as the
! Foresters predicted, a new court is being
formed in the vicinity of Pavonia avenue.
He will also assist Brother Humility, who
| has been seriously i'll, IN instltutfng
Court General Wayne.
Court Columbia meets on Wednesday
night.
What has become of Brother Mcqueen
lately? His musical voice has been
missed in Court Glenwoou for several
moons.
Thomas B. O'Neill, the retiring chief
ranger of Court Glenwood, has worked
hard to bring the court up to the high
water mark. The court sticks to the high
initiation fee. and new members are still
fiocking in Altogether, Thomas b. can
feel proud of his work and retire In good
order.
The Companions of the Forest are keep
ing very quiet, but they are working very
hard just now.
Cours GlenWood will receive a visit