The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-09-13

| Members of Eureka now claim that
| their section has not djsbanded. Brothers
Teese and Cathcart say that meetings
| will be held occasionally at different
members houses until such time as they
may deem It advisable to hold regular
| weekly meetings again. This section has
large membership and money In their
! treasury, and may be expected TO blossom
forth ia snort time
| The Executive Committee will meet
next week and render a decision In the
| case OF Brother William Dingwall. As
fall begins the various sections are show
| ing great signs Of prosperity. The sud
/ den rise of Ivanhoe has perhaps been the
| most remarkable event of the summer.
! They have q large membership. loads OF
money aud are increasing at tue rate Of
! four each meeting night Hudson and
Fisk are doing rbeir share of tae good
work. and are engaged IN friendly riv-
| airy. each working 10 make the best
showing at the next grand section meet-
ing.
Strange things are constantly happen
ing at Fix Section. Last meeting
| Brother Ben son; yes. our owa little
sBink.' actually staid through the entire
meeting
When The Southwest Glee Club was or
/ gsnizea. Fisk Section little Thought they
were going 20 be treated TO the really fine
music they have had for the past two
meetings.
This club Is SUCCESS and intend to give
! an entertaiDne in Bergen Hall early
/ in November
| When the subject Of fair was preached
/ in Fisk Section there WAS q most Of vol
unteers. and in order not TO slight any
/ one the w. A. appointed all the young
| lady members on the committee But
alas. as the old proverb says, What is
| eveFybody'5 business, is nobody's BUSH
ness" After valnly trying to get more
/ y ma of 10
| committee, Sister l.. Mace. ghe chairman.
| sorrowfully announced last "Wednesday
evening that the fair was Z
fizzle, and that the ladies
did not show the least bit
of enthusiasm regarding it. The result
was the organist played a dirge and the
committee was discharged without
thanks But the worst was to come
Brother Baujo arose from his throne and
said In sad and impressive toner
Brothers and sisters. now thar the fair IS
thing OF the past, we shall he COM
| PEELED to pay our dues regularly Yes,
we must actually pay our dues. It's hard,
put the edict has gone forth and We must
pony up"
! A very pleasant social was hell by Hud
son Section last Thursday evening, at The
residence OF Brother W. Dingwall.
About seventy cadets were present and
of course enjoyed themselves. Great
thanks are due the efficient committee.
The Fisk Dramatic Society are prepar-
ing for the coming season They will
produce the comedy success EMIT led All
| That Glitters is Not Gold" on Thanks
giving night. All the favorites will De
in the cast excepting Brother john dug
wall. He has retired from the amateur
stage.
Brother Hatfield is one of the humorists
of the order. His whimsical absurdties
| simply convnlse the members with laugh
ter
Brother "Jack' Vile is learning a new
recitation. He will render it on instaila-
ton night.
VINO will be the next worthy patron Of
/ Fisk Sections
Brother William Seaboid OF New
York is one Of the most entertaining
| members of the order. He possesses that
rare gift, a clear and sweet tenor voice.
/ Besides being a member OF the famous
Banks Giee Club, he belongs 70 several
singing societies, aud is much in demand
in society,
Brother Reid is a candidate for W. A.
/ in HUDSON and has the support OF the
majority of the section.
An unfortunate accident happened to
Brother "AnnuaP' Din1wall az "a recep-
ton last Tuesday evening. While enjoy
ing himself bottle OF psrfumery that
was in his POCKET broke and scented the
room. As the cologne was not OF the
best quality the result can better be
imagined than expressed.
Brother W. Smith of Hudson SAYS the
light blinds him aud he prefers the
dark.
The second monthly reception to Hud-
son was held Thursday evening at the
residence of Brotaer VIVA. Dingwall.
About fifty were present. and an enJ
able time was spent.
Hudson City seems magnetic to Hnd-
son members
Brothers Birch and Treadway OF Hud
sou have joined the married mems base
ball club.
The Big Three Of Hudson cut quite a
shine at the reception with their badges
The election in Hudson will be a lively
one. The states are being made and the
.sbossesn are hustling.
The Mystic Five'' is new society in
Hudson
.sOur Four are preparing for a grand
reception 10 be given this winter,
Residents on Palisade avenue from
1 Newark avenue to the Elevator have
petitioned the Board OF Aldermen. it is
rumorad to change the mans Of that sec
ton of the avenue to rShin Fame
Brosher Mckee wifi nereafter use stills
in initiation
The Entertainment Committee OF Hud-
son will meet Wednesday. September I6.
at the residence Of Brotner Gray, No. IS
Jones street.
JUNIOR HI gHANiCS.
1 As the meeting Of Summit Council
! next Tuesday evening will be the last
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