The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-07-19
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couples-p romeuading- cadets ap-
| gear-ineet the couples-sabiean Act
| ii1-StiH Pacific aveDue-cataIs and
couples yerse-yOau2 then annoyed -
cadets take Young iadlez rEls--young
men stroll of swearing ven gsance- cadets
ana young ladies promenade--cadets COD
qler-red fire and quick curtain
Brother John Dingwall will soon cele-
/ brate MS twenty-hrst birthday.
A sermon viii b. preached to The Cadets
/ o. 1emaerSuee on Sunday evening, July
20, By Rev. Dr.. + szias, pastor OF Simpson
1 ". u. Caurch. All cadets arc earnestly
invited 70 be present
Bro Hoslely has en- interesting story to
II about pins.
Eureka Section has Under consideration
a PINK Social, a fair,aa entertainment and
q moonlight excursion. Tnere is nothing
slow about Eureka.
Eureka Section will long remember the
meeting Of last week AIn0sl one hua-
dfeh cadets were present, including dele
gates iroin every Section in the city. The
occasion was the official visit of FISK Sec
ton TO Eureka Section, and it was a sue
cess in every way. A fine program me
had been prepared and II was enjoyed i'm
| menseiy by the visitors Perhaps the
most humorous selection was the mock
Cct.dtt Dt7taNetu D(CtHeTS sik59UU16ft reese.
charlie Cathcart and thew. A. Brother
Hullison. A trife was brought before
She house, and the way those "Doys1
sailed into their subject was q caution
As they waxed warm the spectators could
hardly believe they were not In earnest.
On account of tho unanswerable arEn-
ments presented by all side4, the contest
was decided draw. Brother j. Ding
| wall then told the members hssT glad he
| was to be with them. and Sisters Harriott
| favored with a pretty duet Brother Il.
J. Higgins explained the object of the
visit and asked Eureka TO adopt similar
plan. Brother Cathcart then ran up and
down the harmonica few times and
was loudly applauded. Sister Z Pe-rine
| sang q sentimental ballad and so excel
ientiy was IL rendered that when sac
finished there were several eyes dimmed
with something that looked rem 3rkabiy
like tear dlops. Then Brother John ]
Vile delivered his famous recitation,
/ The Dude and the Horse Car, ana re-
celyed well inerited applause. Remarks
were made by Brother Gray and others
and the meeting was ended. All present
were unanimous In voting fraternal visits
good thing
Fisk went through their entire order of
business and Initiated can didate in
thirty minutes last Wednesday night
and claim it TO be the bsst time On record
A large number Of cadets visited FL
DORADO last Monday night. or course
| they had a good time.
Brother Duncan BrItten Of Eureka is a
girls say.
RED MIN.
District Deputy Newcomb and star.
consisting OF the following brothers -
Great Prophet Stephens, Wanapahah.
Great S. S. Decker, Of Sargkins: Great S.
y Van Antwerp OF Wawapahah, Great
Guard Of Wigwam Dengenlan, Sargkfas.
Great Ward OF Forest h Leonard OF
Wawapahah. raised the Chiefs of Wawa-
pahah on Wednesdays sleep. The fol-
lowing were the ehiefs :-Prophet 2. S,
4. +. Murray, Saenein s. c. Leonard.
Gen Sag. J. T. Murray, G. r. Dodd, First
Sanop: T. Boyce, Second SanoD; ". We're,
First Warrior; P Sedelf, Second; p
Leonard. Third; J. Leonard, First Brave:
Z. Il Leonard, second Brave; P 5. A
Paul, Third Brave: D. Leonard, Fourth
Brave; s. Finn. g. F.; d. Van Worst, G.
of w. The chiefs having been raised TO
their stumps. Deputy Neweomb gave the
brothers long talk, after which the
Warriors degree was worked on Bro.
Rainier.
Tho Committee on Picnies and War
Dances OF the Wawas reported that this
| interesting event will take place in the
Corn Moon (Septembef) and they intend
to make it a success.
First Brave f. E. Leonard likes TO have
his name read often and wants it promi-
nent.
It was Prophet Murray who dreamed,
| last sleep ana he eau do it.
| And didn't Brother Newcamb show the
| Indians how to dance.
L was not riot on jackson avenue on
\ Wednesday night Only the WaTas
working the Warrior degree.
Brother +. E. Leonard has been invited
| by Sargkins Tribe OF Gxeenrille to lecture
| before them on what he don't know
| about redInanship. Il viii probably take
him several sleeps.
But oh, you Indians. you missed t, not
seeing Il. 5. paul as brave and seeing
him dance. He will do it on the picnic,
! so don't miss it.
| D. ID. Newcomb win be an Indian on
the Wawas' picnic.
First Brave Z. E. Leonard was of again
on Wednesdays sleep.
| The new tribe at Five Corners has
adopted the name of High Rock, aud win
apply for their charter next week
| The new tribe in Lafayette is booming
under the direction of Buffalo Bill, and
viii soon be ready for initiation.
| All the Indians In this city have put on
/ the war paint and are on the scout for
scalps, so look ont, pale faces.
| The Chief Of Records Of the Waves Is
lost in the forest. His brothers have not
/ seen him for two sleeps. Scouts viii be
sent out to hunt him. Is Big Talk Sayer
/ with hims
A bottle Of glue should be applied to the
| stump OF the first brave.
| The Committee on Picnics and ward of
| the Wawas are arranging a progromme
of games. There will be fat mans race,
sack race, Tub race, and other games.
among which viii be several Indian
games Brother Frank E. Leonard will
not lecture.