The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-03-08

neat sum was realized tor lyannoesS ereas
ury. %
take great delight IN arguing With 90
Young lady members OF Fisk Section 81
young ladies generally get the besg OF II
/ by the way.
Brother William Dingwall Of Hudson
| makes an excellent cllaperon-
Brother De Alvn in white necktle, a
! Ivanhoe's concert, was y conspicuous ng
ure One would imagine, to hear Frans
MARBLE, that he was the entire entertain,
| ment himself. Wonder why Poncho'
! didn't appear on the bill?
Brother George M. Benson, the presid-
| ing officer of Fisk Section. fills the chaiE
! in an admirable manner, although his
views do not always coincide with
stWhiskers."
The dramatic event of the season-the
| Fisk Dramatic Societv's presen ta5lon OF
1.-THE Forger," on Easter Monday night.
| The projectors of the Eureka Literary
1 Bureau are disappointed. It has not been
/ a bowling success, has it, Parson9
Brother Conway of Fisk has given up
! that pernicions weed known as cigar
cite. Good boy, George.
| Sister Relyea of Fisk has presented the
/ section with handsome proposition
! book The above named sister Is one OF
/ the foremost workers in Fisk Section.
Banker Joe'' Illuminated the Scotch
| Presbyterian Church on Thursd even
| ing by appearing at the Ivanh oe concert.
| s.Joen is SO seldom seen at Ivanhoe that
| the boys appreciate him when he does
come. stBeau Brummell" was on hand,
| but strange to say, he was alone. Little
Beau was the observed Of all observers.
slim" Allan is of the opinion that con-
certs lay away over excursions when 1t
comes to counting the profits.
Many old members of the order were TO
| be seen at Ivanhoe on Thursday evening
Some of the boys were there who some
years ago were bitter antagonists in de-
bate but on Thursday evening were sesn
talking over old times, and remarkfng on
the excellant material which Is coming
IN the order at the present time, That
old veteran cadet. Brother Viewers, was
there, with firm grip of the hand, aud
smile for every one, and even Bob
Culbert was present, and actually greeted
his acquaintance aud friends with q
smile.
The Eureka Dramatic Society has been
organized and will shortly make its bow
to u longing public. We wish Them all
the success possible, and hope that they
will soon rise in the public estimation to
that point gained by strict attention TO
dramatics and hard work A shining ex-
ample Is shown TO them by tho Fisk ORA
matte Society, which has risen IN popular
favor until they now occupy the position
of the leading dramatic society OF Jersey
City.
One of the quIetest members of Hud-
son. yet a most effective worker, Is
Brother Welsh. He can always be de-
pended on.
Brother Birch and his melodious voice
were missed on Friday evening. The
steam car whistles had It all TO them
selves
WHAT'S the trouble with Brother Brit
tain, d. G. ?. of Hudson? He hasu't been
on hand to manage things recently.
Ben Teese aud Eureka Section are iden-
tical. He is proud Of it and his aids are
proud OF him.
Hudson Section is already talking of
the celebration of their first anniversary,
which win be held in May. 1t will be a
rouser.
The subordinate sections in this city
should make application for supplies of
every description to the grand secretary,
IL. j. Higgins, No. 20 Gardner avenue. He
viii supply them with anything they
wish.
'.Parson" Gray of Hudson was consid-
erably ratified on Friday evening owing 20
motion being made that a strawberry
festival be held by the section.
Brother Conrad Schott filled the posi-
ton of Worthy Anchor OF Hudson at the
last meeting, and did IL to perfection.
1.-The crust of breadp was given by
.Poncho" De Alva at Hudson on Friday
evening. It is very mouldy. BY the
way, Brother De Atva will spring a new
recitation at Ivanhoe's next meeting.