The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-11-09
CADETS OF TEMPERANCE.

The Grand Section Of the G Of I. sf
New Jersey convened in Boorasm Hail
on Wednesday evening Brothers Dnn-
can Britain. Of Eureka, and William
Culbert, Of 1Tanhoe. were admitted a.
delegates TIE Of HHr5zss;sezs
Pumyea and Sopher, Of Eureka, were
declared Illegal No report was rsceired
from the Bylaw COMMITTEES. The cre-
deatials Of the delegates from Fiz 4 Sec
ton were returned Tor correction Tie
B. 6. r. 81 Hudson sssfian. was
accepted, aud Brother Britain Was Hrk
pointed II his place, Huds0n Saciiqn
offered their rooms Tor the next meeting.
The invitation was accepted. The fcl-
lowing officers were elected: Richard
yerers. 6. p J. J. Vile. G. v. P.sF.J
Higgins, g. s., Everett Gray, G. A s.:
E. A. Schult, g. T.; Edward Sau4dry.
q. c.; James Allan, e. G.: and William
Dingwall. 6. w. Representatives. 90 tbs
Schulz. Il Il. Mace, +. II. De Aiva. William
Dsagwaii. 5. c. DeEing and James Allan
The fair committees OF Fisk will meet On
Wednesday evening at the residence OF
Miss Lille Birch
The Grand Section of New York VIII
convene Ia the rooms Of Chelnca Section.
Tuesday afternoon and evening this
week Grand Patron Rodman cordially
invites the cadets OF jersey City to be
present.
Brother De Aiva, OF Hudson. is as
chnngeabie as the wind. He Is now IN
meeting room. He strongly opposed it
week ago. How is this, Frank
AT an apron and necktie party Friday
evening on the Heights II appeared as X
3 gathering Of cadets was taking place.
A large number OF Cadets, representing
the different sections, were present.
The sections IN this city intend to keep
things moving this winter. Fisk Section
will bold an entertainment and tair On
November Is and 70. and Hudson. Eureka
aud Ivanhoe will hold entertainments On
dates not as yet decided npons
Brother Reid, of Hudson, is one Of The
qnietest members IN the section rooms
but as soon as he is outside he breaks
loose ah1 is full of the mischief.
Prof Walter Teese, OF Eureka. is be-
coming quite prominent as dancing
master; also, as leader Of an orchestra.
b. the way, Walter il furnishing splendid
music at receptions nowadays, and hB
will soon rank with the best in the city.
II is now Grand Secretary Higgins
Frank win fill the position to perfection.
Several members Of the order are among
the list Of talent 70 appear at Bergen Hail
on Wednesday evening under the aus
pices Of the Ladies' Branch Of the Iron
Hall
Brother William Hollsly, Of Fisk. had
delightful experience on Tuesday erea-
ing He was delegated 70 climb through
the window OF Fisk Hail and open the
rooms. as the place was locked and no
one present had key.
Brothers q. Feese and Charles CATH
cart were not pleased with the business
transacted by the Grand Section On
Wednesday evening
The veteran of the order. Brother Rich
ard Viewers. Is again installed as grand
patron.
All the members Of the order III thi1
city ara requested so attend the meeting
Of the Grand Section Of New York on
Tuesday afternoon and evening
The young ladies Of Fisk airs still r.
ceiving donations for their fair On Xoe
vember is and ~
| Brother Britain Of Eurska has been
appointed d. g. r for Hudson Sscfion4
The Fair COMMITTEES at Fisk SSct{o8
visited the Grand SecSz0n In ko6T 81
| Wedre sday evening, and made Q1l<o i
showing. ~ #
The following eentIsmen haxe bean
added TO FISK Sections fair eofnfnist<f1-~
John DingwalL j. J. Lie, William HQi&
lely, George Benson and George GauU4yt
SONS or VETERANS
The eighth annual bali Of chr Woerne<
j Camp No /, Sons Of vetsraus. 10 hsld
at Odd Fellows Hal ID Hoboken NJ
4 night and was pleasing s<1cc eSs HfoIk