The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-11-01

HuOSOu Uelu It's stCOt1D duDdul cntci~
ts1nment aud reception at Foy Hall,
Thursday evening. The hall was crowd
ed TO It's fullest capacity aud all excellent
programme was offered, i'll which some
of the well known cadets appeared such
as Florence Gray. A. K. Barber, i. j.
Higgins. j. j. Vile, Jas. and Geo. McCar
thy ana others who rendered their parts
in an exceedingly artistic manner they
were generously applauded ana respond
ell to an encore. Dancing followed the
entertainment. All appeared 10 enjoy
themselves and a genegal good time was
spent until an early hour in the morning.
This was one OF the most successful en-
tertainments held this year. 1t was well
conducted and everything ran along
smoothly. Much credit is due the COM
mfttee in charge Tor their untiring efforts
to make 1t u success and We think that
their efforts were not in vain.
Brothers J. j.. Vile and Higgins of Fisk
made great nits at Hudson's entertain.
ment.
w. p. Isley was there to see that the
boys did everything 20. X"
Most of Hudson's members were at the
entertainment with their badges and pre-
sented d pretty sight.
The Mystic Circle" made themselves
prominent with their colors.
The "Big Three's'' badges we Q quite as
load to carry. They must have been very
uncomfortable.
Sister 4. Gray of Hudson is considered
the best elocutionist in the Order.
Do not fail to be at the temperance
sermon to the Cadets by the Raw Mr..
Houston at the Scotch Presbyterian
Church. Mercer street, pear Varick, to-
night. Cadets, please wear badges.
What next Another society has been
organized in Hudson by some of the
young ladies. 1t consists of twelve, elev-
en- ladies and one conference.-the Worthy
patrnp Thau call rhangalyaQ tt1fba Mva-
FERROUS Twelve" 1t is feared it will fair
as badly as the big Three" A meeting
of this society will be held Wednesday
evening at the residence Of Sister B. Gary,
No. SO Jones street. to complete the or
ganization. The 1.-The Mystic Circle"
claims TO be the society.
The meeting of Hudson Friday was
very pleasantly spent. Only a few were
present: most of the absentees not having
recovered. Two members were in
itiated.
Brother Upcraft desires to join the
Mysterious Twelve. Can't do it, Freddy:
no room for you.
Brother DeAlya, of Ivanhoe, will need
skates when he attends Hudson enter
tainments hereafter.
q 1t can be safely and truly said that 1T
takes Hudson to run the entertainments.
BY the way, some one has already made
that statement.
The Grand Section will convene
Wednesday evening, November is, at
Fisk's rooms. The national officers will
D6in attendance and a pleasant time Is
expected upon this occasion.
Brother A. BARRIERS singing at the en-
tertainment has been the cause OF con-
siderable favorable comment; it was
finely done. Brother Barber now stands
at the head for singing In the section.
A committee has been appointed in
Hudson to see about procuring new re
galias. We need them aud we trust that
the committee will arrive at some settle
ment and procure them.
Brother Upcraft's familiar saying Isl
'Oh, now Pm in a pickle"
Brother Campbell is quite a fisherman.
Histories on that subject are brlmful of
wit.
Brother Weiting will often greet you
with slave an onione"
Where was the big Three" of Hudson.
They should have been at the meeting
Friday to see what was going on.
They saw the "Big Three are not in 1t
eitherin Hudson or Fisk.
Hudson's advertising souvenir was
very Dicely arranged; the big Three" in
whoss charge it was placed had the aid
of an experienced newspaper reporter.
A personal in the last issue had Offend
I'D q cadet. IL was not intended to hurt
him and it is unfortunate that he did not
accept it in the same spirit in what it
was written.
INDEPENDENT ORDER OF ODD FELLOWS.
The Past Grands had their annual
meeting OF Thursday night at the rooms
| of Iroquois Lodge to select Il District
Deputy. The present worthy incumbent.
Brother John p. Willetts, was a much
more popular candidate than he was a
year ago. He has been efficient and pains
taking and frequently visited the lodges
IN hiG district and a1vvQyS abNarfully
gave his services when requested to
o~ficiate in the degree work. His ability
and services were appreciated, and his
administration was endorsed, as he was
again chosen. Que delegate who worked
actively against his election a year ago
was one OF his warmest advocates this
year and declared that Brother Willets has
been the best District deputy for severa
ears
Jersey City Lodge, No. "a, held a very
pleasant meeting on last Tuesday even
Ing. The attendance was slim, but good
feeling and hilarity reigned supreme.
Thu degree of Truth was conferred ou W.
candidates by the team in good shape.
After the close of Lodge Association "24''
composed of the members of the LODGE,
held a meeting. Reports Of committees
and officers were made showing a good,
solid financial standing. Election of Off
GERS with the following result:-T. l..
Fitzsimmous, President; James Capner,
Jr., Vice-President; JOS. NJ. HouGn,
Secretary; w. II. Barlow. Treasurer;
Il. A.. Coghill, NAL. The following
committee was appointed to arrange for
a grand ball:-J. B, Sterling, +. A. Cog
hill, Jos. Capner, G.. Domperrie and II.
Mcdonald. The date of This bali will be
given in the columns of The SUNDAY
MORNING News next week. Those VINO
attended the reception given by this asso-
citation last season have not forgotten 1T,
and look forward to this with great ex-
pectation. The committee is composed
OF hustlers, ana provide to give the
friends of .24' something very fine.
Garfield Lodge had u jolly meeting on
Wednesday night. There was no work.
but it was a pleasant social session. An
enjoyable family affair.
The Garfield Association held a special
meeting on Wednesday night, and lis
tened to the report of the Committee on
Entertainment. They recommended that
the asso aiation have n theatre party on
Saturday next. The regular meeting of
the association will be held next Wednes-
day night. when the report will be con-
sidered. Past Grand Petit of No. 60 is
seriously i'll.
"Bre'r Willets graf latin"
Guiding Star Lodge will have a So
ciable at Wisch's Hall, Adams aud Third
streets. Hoboken, ON Wednesday evening,
November Is. Many members from this
city will attend, and Brother Hansen
predicts a jolly time for The Jersey City
brethren.
Mechanics Lodge had a rousing meet
Iu0.