The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-10-26
CADETS OF TEMPERANCE.

The time is approaching Tor the annual
meeting of the Grand Section of Che State
of New Jersey, which will be held on the
first "Wednesday in November, in the
rooms OF Eureka Section. Although the
present officers have had but little oppor-
tunity to display their abilities, they
have, with ore or two exceptions, at
tended to their duties in an exceedingly
faithful and intelligent manner. it is 10
| be hoped that next years officers Will
continue the good work and show an in
creased number of sections when their
labors are finished
The arrangements for Fisk Sections
entertainments and fair are progressing
/ very nicely. The fair will take place ia
1 Fisk Hail. on November 18th and 10Th
1 Tickets, 10 cents each, can be procured
from any member Of the section.
| Among the many bright members of
Fisk Section is Brother BERT Cotton.
| He Is a regular attendant at the meetings.
| As usual. the attendance Al Fisk Sec
I tons meeting on Tuesday evening was
| good. Sister Staminger was reported
| sick The Fair COMMITTEE reported
| progress. Sister Sales aud Brother
| Edward Nile were reported as having re-
| covered from their illness. Remarks
| were made during the evening By w. P
| Brother Schuit. Brother Holleiy. w. A. !,
and Brother Higgins; reeitations BY Sis
ter Sipp and Brother Deaha. OF Hudson
| Section.
Brothers John Cole and Tom Rye. of
Eureka, paid visit TO Greenyille on
/ TUESDAY evening to keep an engagement.
/ They walked through GreenViile and
Bayonne for about two hours and met
disappointment. Poor john poor
Tom
Where. oh, wherel is our grand(s) sec
Don't forget Fisk Sections fair on
| November Is and 10 in Fisk II III.
As interchangeable workers for the order
the young ladies OF Fisk Section lead
them all.
Eureka's meeting on Wednesday even
ing was short and sweet. Very little
4 business was transacted and the mem
beers adjourned TO the Tabernacle, where
they attended church sociable.
The meeting in Greenviile to form a
section on last Monday evening was
slimly attended. and it was adjourned
until tomorrow (Monday) evening, when
the section will be instituted. Notices
have been sent out and a good attend
| ance is assured. The work has been
| somewhat tedious in forming a section in
GreenYille, but it is bound to be success
full in the end. Every member of the
order should make it point to be present
/ tomorrow evening and give their aid and
encouragement in organizing this new
section.
/ EYEEGIb 6f1yt u I1GQSQu SeCt4pu, tuS
grand assistant secretary, is a hard
worker for the order, and though only a
snort time Ia the work, ne has taken a
place among the prominent members Of
the order.
Brothers Hueleston, IL Teese, j. Har-
riott aud Charles Catheart, OF Eureka
Section, are some Of the leading athletes
OF the Tabernacle Athletic Association
The fair committee of Fisk Section,
! will meet at the residence OF Miss Liefer
on Wednesday evening. Owing to the
inclemency OF weather on Thursday
evening the attendance was small.
Grand Vice Patron Higgins and Most
Worthy Guide Dingwall arrsyed them
selves in all their glory on "Wednesday
evening and proceeded 70 Eureka Sec
ton To pay visit. Imagine their sur
prise on arriving at Eureka's rooms, to
near the familiar strains Of the closing
ode, But they suited themselves to the
circumstances. and adjourned with the
rest of the section TO a church soeiable.
Vice Archon Benson OF Fisk Is enthusi-
assic over the new section ia Greeuviiie.
He says il is sure TO be success. and as
George hiss Il few friends III that neigh
borhood he ought to know.
The Grand Patron. g. Y. p, G. A. S..
and the g. G., are expected TO be present
| at the Y. NJ. C. A. rooms tomorrow
evening. to aid in instituting the Sc stion.
1t is hoped that q large number OF cadets
Will dttcHN.
The Fisk Dramatic Society is hard at
work upon their play OF How Sac Loves
Him. which they will produce on
| Thanksgiving night All the favorites
will be In the cast and several new per
formers will make their debut with this
talented company. They challenge COM
parison with any dramatic society in Jer-
sey City.
It is said that Beau Brummel" and
Duncan Britten. of Eureka, Will soon be
heard in duett entitled We're two
dandies, but we're no dudes.v
Joe, the Banker, of Ivanhoe, was
seen down at "his bank" the ether day,
ana he stated that he would like TO visit
| the other sections more, but--but--w e
! think Joe finds il hard TO break away
more than one night in weeK
.,Bashful JIM" Of Iyaphns, is looking
for the position Of chief engineer OF the
| gas machine at the Worlds Fair.
When Brother Il. Shuts was installed
| as Worthy Patron Of Fisk Section q few
| weeks ago, he was called upon for few
remarks. Rising IN his chair and casting
a look Of pleasure tn the direction OF the
1 Third Patron. he began ID a solemn and
| impressive manner TO warn the members
/ that be was about Go start the greatest
/ reform ever tried IN q section He was
actually going to start the meetings az
| precisely s y. ms rain or shiAe. xhis