The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-07-27

that he is going to reform. Can il be
possible? But 90 ahead, Duncan that is
what we want to see
What would Eureka Section do without
Brother Johnf He Kept them In Il contin-
uni roar "Wednesday night.
There is some iniportaut business to be
trnusaetei at Eureka Sections meeting
next Wednesday night, and it IS hoped
that all the members wiz be present.
sister Gr&y,o eli Hudson Section, although
quite O young lady, Is y good eiocutionist
and IS always wiling TO oblige in the
good and weifare of the order.
Although Brother Lawrence hns very
little to say he Is one of the best members
Eureka Section possesses, au his aid as
assistant secretary could not be dispensed
wi tn
The performance Of the Fisk Dramatic
Society in the latter part of November
promises to excel anything that they
have yet attempted. They have several
very good plays under consideration and
viii soon commence the rehearsals.
Brother John Cole, Of Eureka, is get
ting to be prominent member of the or
der. Wherever there are airy ladies pres
ent John is sure to be around
Eureka Section is now meeting at Fisk
Hall, corner Of Lafayette and Wilton
streets lt is q very good meeting roon1
and Eureka is 10 be congratulated
Brother Jack Vile. of Fisk, acted as w.
Il
higgins was absent and Sister Lizzie
Wilson ably filed the position OF both
secretary and treasurer. as Brother Ding
VIII was also away with Brother e. Hig-
gins. They are at present in Washing
ton, d. G..
1t looks very much as if Eureka would
not have an outing party after all
Brothers John Harriot, John Cole and
William Fletcher, OF Eureka, favored
Fisk with u visit lust week. Come again,
boys you are always welcome.
Brother "Bennie'' Teese of Eureka is
great favorite with the girls. He says
they are 50 fascinating ne can not help it.
AT the Scotch excursion he was like the
man III the balloon
The warm weather does not seem to
affect the attendance at the various Sec
lions much, and this is a great showing
of the interest felt by the members. It
should not be q difficult task to start a
Grand Section in this state with so many
talented and energetic members, of whicn
the order can banst.
One of the facts which is not general
~ known is thnt there are a number Of
colored sections in the State of Virginia.
The order in that State Is progressing
very fairly and promises to make largo
showing in their next annual report.
They have bad q Grand Section there for
three years
Brothers Higgins and Dingwall, of
- lShs nave DES4 enjoying SOSmSeifES IN
Virginia. They are staying st Langley,
Va, in the suburbs of the city OF Wash
ington. They have been seeing the
sights of Washington ana vicinity, and
before they return nome will visit mem :
bers of the order in Baltimore and Phila
delphia.
At the last meeting Of Fisk Section
Brother George Benson, being called on
for few remarks, lamented the fact that
he had not seen Brothers Higgins and
Dingwall before their departure for tn e
Capital. He said he desired to give them
Il letter OF Introduction to some OF his
particular friends. the members of the
Presidents cabinet and few other nota-
bies.
FISK Section will meet in Fisk Hall on
Tuesday evening.
Eureka Section will meet in Fisk Hall
on Wednesday evening.
Iyauhoe Section will meet in the Scotch
Presbyterian Church on Thursday even
ing.
Young Hudson Section still meets at
No. 522 Newark avenue every Friday
evening, but their membership is in
creasing SO RAPIDLY that they are looking
| for another meeting room They are ear
nestly in favor of d Grand Section in this
State and are q credit to the order in
general
Brother Jack Vile looks lonely at
present, but next week he intends to
| make up for lost time by visiting
Brothers Higgins and Dingwall every
evening.
| Cadets, do not forget August 20. for il
Will be a dandy.