The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-05-17

les started before July l.
Every p. 6. who visited tie Supreme
Convention should exempiify tie degree
work II his Commandery at the first
opportunity.
Get your uniforms, Companions, and
start driil corps and astonish the visitors
In Noyemb Der.
7. G. Morris, OF Robert Bruce, says he
Is Malta ali through since his visit to VIII
mlngton.
There is no truer Knight Of Malta than
= 9. Steup Of Damon. He thinks the
Z. G. Degree is the degree OF degrees.
Every CommaDdery il Hudson County
was represented at Wilmington. Their
fine appearance is what captured the
Supreme Commandery for Jersey City.
Do not forget the district meeting at
Alpha's Council Chamber today at 2 p.
N. IL Will be held and important matters
attended to.
CATHOLIC BENEVOLENT LEGION.
At the meeting Of Jersey City Council
tomorrow evening Comrades Meany and
Ellington. the iheeparables, will be
present Comrade Hennessey will also be
on hand, and expects to surprise the
council.
Today win be great day for the
G. B. l.. of New York, IS all the councils
viii proceed IL body to Yonkers to assist
in tho dedication ceremonies OF the new
Catholic College, AS many of the Jersey
Comrades viii also like to be present,
Manhattan Council Of New York extends
cordial invitation through Comrade
Carlln to all This council has chartered
the steamer Grand Republic. and will
leave pier No. g n. H, at IL a. M, and
foot Of Twent y-second street at 1880. The
fare is very cheap, and all Catholic societies
viii be well represented.
Comrade Brady has promised to give us
a full report OF all
{orurafse T,tz1<nY.a will 10 ri xrsy, ~ t,a,.oo
to explain why he button-hole's every
comrade he meets, and no doubt with
the support of Comrades Ready and Cook.
will be able TO push his motion through
Comrades Hanlon and Shannon are
very impatient for Monday evening to
arrive.
1t is the wish OF the Supreme President
that the officers of each council impress
on the comrades the imporfauce of
large attendance at council meetings.
All Offices are held By comrades who
strive to better the condition of the
features introduced in other ben evolent
orders, and II the comrades do not attend
now can such motions preTailf Another
source of trouble TO the various
councils is that comrades accept
positions that they cannot or will
Is honored by his council he should try to
ill the position in as creditable manner
as possible. Happily Jersey City Council
Is exempt from this, as no one can be
elected TO any Office unless his comrades
are assured that he will serve faithfully
Comrades Of the State Council are at
present discussing the ways and means
of calling a general assessment every
month. Now this is of the greatest i'm
portance and should be discussed at the
various councils, aud thus helping hand
will be given to our State Council and a
general benefit to the G. B. L.
CADETS OF TEMPERANCE.
at last The bylaws of the Grand Sec
tion have been completed. When the g.
2. appointed the present committee bets
were freely offered that they would have
nothing but a progressive report to offer
| at the next meeting, but they proved 70
| be of the right metre and finished their
duties in short order. To celebrate the
event Brother DeAlva furnished refresh
lnents and Brother J. Vile deyoured
| them.
The National Section of the n. q. will
convene on next Tuesday morning, May
| 10, at ten a. m, in the lecture room of the
| North Presbyterian Church, corner
Thirty-6rst street and Ninth avenue, New
York City. All delegates are desired to
/ be present.
Commencing next month Fisk Section
/ Will meet on every Wednesday, evening.
This will be an improvement over the
present arrangement.
Brother George Conway now sports a
glossy high tile Of a somDre hue. George
| IS practicing dignity for the coming
event
1t seems that the announcement that
the National Section would meet last
| Tuesday, was little previous Several
delegates went over TO New York on that
| day, and were OF course disappointed.
Inc shore is again becoming q popular
1 a
least dozen could be seen discussing the
last Grand Section meeting.
3 isk Section will visit Hudson Section
in body on May 20.
hudson Section will hold their aniver-
/ sary meeting next week and unless signs
| fall IL will be a great event.
Ellsworth Section of Baltimore will be
| the guests of Chelsea Section of New
York for three days, commencing today.
They have broughta drum and fife corp
| of forty strong with them.
Brother Peter DOugan of Chelsea Sec
tion is one of the most popular members
| of the order Although still quite young.
| he has filed ali the higher offices of his
section and is now at the head of the
committee that Is to receive Ellsworth
Section Of Baltimore. If the order had
more members like him. It would be
stronger today.
Cupid is en- the wing in Fisk Section
and runlors of several weddings are fiy
ing around Although some may be on ly
| idle gossip. it is certain that at least four
members will try their luck before the
| year is ended.
/ 1t is pleasant to hear that Eureka Sec.
ton has taken the right view of the mat
ter and does not now think that the other
| sections hold anything but the best of
| good feeling for them Brothers, join
/ hands aud work with heart and hand for
! the good of the order.
Hudson Section feel very proud of
their new regalias, and as a token of
their regard for the donor, Brother Secre-
tary Grey has forwarded TO Brother w.
/ DiDgwa1 a letter which is considered By
/ those who have seen it to be master
/ piece of poetic composition.
/ Brother E. Shut hAs been remarkably
| quiet during the past week
The Eureka Dramatic Society viii at
| tend the performance at the Academy
next week in body aud look for points
/ for their grand production OF "Uncle
/ Toms Cabin next season. Tney will
have two Uncle Toms, seven Evas and
sixteen Marks ssthe Layoyeg.9
! Brother Walter Smith, OF Hudson Sec
4 ton. Is whole entertainment in himself.
At 4 social gathering he eau keep the
company in good numor with his With
cisms during an entire evening.
Grand Secretary Higgins is arranging a
| list of fraternal visits between the differ