The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-08-16
CADETS or TEMPERANCE.

Fisk Section held an excellent meeting
last Wednesday evening. Five candi
dates were initiated. The outing commit
tee reported that August 81 had been Sc
aected for the outing and that invitations
would soon be in the hands of the mem
beers. Brother George Benson acted as
chairman Of the entertainments committee
and brought out some new selections
from the old favorites. Even the assist
ant Waterman was induced TO favor.
Brother Jack" Vile announces that he
intends to join the Salvation Army. just
imagine Jack" on the streets selling
Wdr Cry extras.
The expert manipulation of the banjo
got ia his line work again last Wednesday
eNenlnE. he opposed q motion tosreplaee
cur old worn out ritual with new one,
3 and he--cone closer. so that can whisper
The startling noWs--he actually defeated
the motion. How surprised he must have
4een when the vote was announced
The monthly reception Of Hudson Sec
ton was held at No. II Prescott place
last Thursday evening. About sixty
members of the order were present and
danclng, singing and Tecitations filled up
the evening.
It has been stated that Brother F. J..
Miggins sang song az this reception.
Z This is not so. sFranks' couldn't sing q
note to save his life.
theatre party composed of the most
: prominent cadets aud members of the
Aonia Society went over last evening to
\ see Mr.. Richard Mansfield play "Dr.
Jsckyl and Mr.. Hyde Brother Notes,
The Barber 1.-The William" and the
Editorin-C hiefv were members of the
party.
The sBig Four Of Hudson are now
& working hand ia hand for the section
and expect to bring the mbership up
70 one hundred in less than six months.
Ii remember right, there was benefit
< 5rsH fka
ago, under the patronage of Brother
BanJo. Wonder what has become of it,
And now comes the hudson Dramatic
Society seeking the favor OF the public.
& Well. there is room for them all If they
present good entertainment
Junior Commodore Brother George
Benson was largely in it last Wednesday
evening. George will PROBABLY be the
next chairman Of the entertainment COM
mittee.
The annual election is near at hand.
There will be quite some change In the
prominent offices in all Sections Fisk and
4 hudson will PROBABLY elect new worthy
patrons
Brother Huliison surprised Eureka
with his little bill, and they surprised
him with the action they took upon it.
a large number OF the Cadets will
& visit Asbury Patk next Wednesday to
vlew the annual parade of the Junior
Mechanics.
INDEPENDENT ORDER OF ODD FELLOWS.
The Columbia Lodge OF Newark has ex-
tended an iavitation TO Somner Lodge No
$50 OF Jersey City, of the same order, to
visit the Odd Fellows Home on August
y, with other sister lodges Noble Grand
=. y. Bechtold and Vice Grand james w.
Y ,55ileS anticipate having q large number
from sumner Lodge TO attend. The train
Leaves Central Railroad Depot at a. M.
The grand officers will visit Pembertop
Lodge, OF Burlington county, on Septena-
Der. and help the South Jersey Odd Eel
lows celebrate the birthday OF their
Grand Treasurer who has held the office
4 during the past twentv-six years.
Pocohontas Lodge No. i07, Of Norris
town. will celebrate its fourteenth an
niyersary on August 90. The Grand
Lodge officers have been invited and will
be present.
The Grand Lodge of New York will
meet al Kingston on September IS. 10
and 20 Ex-Mayor Grassman, Grand
Deputy OF this State, has been invited to
be present, but scannot attend owing to
business engagements.