The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-03-01
CADETS OLE TEMPERANCE.

FISK 0SCbl0u u6lu u large 8uQ 6ubuUSt~
astic meeting on Friday evening. Several
members of Eureka Section were present.
What is the matter with the new sec
ton, Brother De Alva It seems to be
another castle in the air.
Eureka Section is not entirely satisfied
with the success of their last entertain
ment. In tact they feel very much cha
grined over the fact that the prominent
members of the order did not attend in
full force. Possibly the aforesaid promi-
nents will see the error of their way and
prepare themselves for the next. Tnat is
when the Eureka Dramatic Society is
thoroughly organized.
The resignation of Brother VIM. Ding
wall as w. A. of Hudson, was accepted
on Friday evening after having been on
the table for several weeks.
Rahearsals for the Fisk Dramatic So
ciety's presentation of !" The Forger y
at Bergen Hall, on Easter Monday even
ing, have commenced, and the society
will no doubt add another success to its
long string.
The members of Eureka Section have
evidently established a literary bureau
and are swapping the other sections with
their productions. Nuf ced.
Banker Joe" should have been present
at Fisk on Tuesday evening, and he
would have heard squeal number two
from No. /, as heard IL before the excur-
sion.
cepsion in about TWO weeks.
Eureka Section will hold monthly
sociable on Wednesday evening at their
rooms in Booraem Hall.
Oh. Eureka, what bad break.
The Hudson Section boys are very
proud of the success of their venture on
last Thursday evening.
Three candidates were initiated at Hud-
sou on Friday evening.
1t has been stated that twelve young
ladies are to be proposed at the next meet
ing. Referred to Billy Dingwall
The meeting of Hudson Section On Fri
day evening was exceedingly lively. The
boy down iu Marion manages to have
good time at every meeting.
1.-The Fisks come high, but we must
have them," exclaimed, hen" Teese on
Friday evening. And he was right.
Brother Barber, of Hudson, although
new member of the Section. has taken a
lively interest in Section matters. But
Brother Barber hae lots to learn yet
The dignified (?) w. P. OF Fisk Section
is considering the advisability of laying
in stock of dignity to supply the mem
! bers of Eureka Section with.
| Don't fail TO attend Iyanhoe's enter
| tainment on Thursday evening.
| ivanhoe Section will hold their ami
versary concert and entertainments In the
| Scotch Presbyterian Church on Mercer
| street next Thursday evening. An excel
lent programme has DGe0 prepared, and
no doubt Will be very enjoyable. The
tickets are being sold at ten cents each.
The proceeds of Hudson Sections
| entertainment will add a neat sum to its
| treasury.
The young ladies OF Fisk Section are
| becoming very nervous over the fact that
| they have no fair under way TO keep them
busy. IL is well-known fact the ladies
! in Fisk Section are always on the lookout
! for something that Will benefit the
section.
Fisk Section will meet Tuesday evening
in Armory Hall, No. 723 Grand street.
KNIGHTS OF MALTA.
A new commanderY was instituted In
this city last Saturday evening by Deputy
Supreme Commander, DR.. e. G. Jones, OF
Paterson, N. j., assisted by Eminent
Supreme Commander Owen r. VIII of
South Bethlehem, Pa, EmiuenJ Supreme
Recorder H. ID. Miller, Deputy Supreme
Commander q. L. Van Anlwsrp, and the
officers of Washington Commandery No.
III, OF Paterson; Alpha Comniundery No.
~, or Jersey City, and Robert Bruce
Commandery OF BaYynne. The new
cOmmandery will be known as Damon
No. 81. The Malta degree was exempli-
fled by the officers of No. II. and the
Black degree by the officers of No. 70, the
balance of the decree WORK being com
municated by Eminent Commander
Wit. assisted by Eminent Recorder Mil
Ter. AT twelve O'Clock the commanderv
adjourned, and partook Of refreshments
which had been prepared by Sir Knight
Commander Steup. Damon No. 81 bids
tair to become the banner one OF the
State, most of its members being Knights
of Pytnias.
"A commandery will be Instituted in
Hoboken on March H.
Why wasn't Mclvers at Hoboken2
Alpha Commandery worked tine black
degree on two candidates at its last meet
ing aud received several new PROPOSE
tons.
First Guard Trouten was at Damon and
looked noble.
Levi and Mrs. Levi Woodley were at
Damon institution, but only Levi was al.
lowed in He retired early. Lewis doing
well. - ?
Itls SirKnight Commander Levi Wood
ley now.
Captain General Forshey handled his
men nnely ia the black ut the institntion
Of Damon. s's :
sir Knight Commander Steup NAV well
be proud OF his members, aud though his
time us commander will be short he vii
eysr be found IN acgiye WORK,
Il Wonder where +. &. Builder was thai