The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-04-19


members, promises TO have something III
store for them at the next meeting.
Brother SoDeryIlIe IS seen quite fre-
quentiy OF late III the vicinity Of the
theatre and Is never alone
Sister Ludium threatens to turu her
"headlightn on certaia members Who
steal away before meeting begiAs Won
der who II can bes
The pleasant affair at Eureka Council
on Tuesday evening caused many OF .'our
daughters" 70 f0rsake their comfortable
homes and mingle awhile with the many
friends OF Eureka. "Jack," however.
was not seen among the merry throne'
but joined the unregenerate Juniors al
Tridustry's fstag racket Il is said that
he received "a quiet tip that she was
not expected.
1t is said that Sister N. E. Smith VIII
introduce new step at the next meeting,
which win be followed by the s'Highwa-
ter York." by Brothers Ehdlum and
Strong
Brother Strong Is to be complimensed
upon the tribute paid him by the nyster-
fous correspondent of tie Junior Amer
tcan Mechanic, in this months edition.
1t IS compliment justly deserved.
1t is hoped that Brother Ludlurn will
be able to fix date at the next meeting
Tor the postponed visit 20 Hope Council.
Some OF the members are getting i'm
patient, Brother Albaugh in particular.
He wishes to see the big Three Sister
Smith also desires TO see her naInesake.
Has Sister Strong heard anything from
across the river iatelyf
the work of organizing a new council
on the Hill has been abandoned for the
present owing to the action of the Board
of Officers IN refusing to grant charters
to councils which do not contain the
names of members of the o. o. A III. AS
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composed mainly Of members Of the Jr.
o. u. A. NJ. residing on the Heights, the
members having charged of the matter
have deemed it best to postpone further
work until they are assured that their
charter viii Do granted
SONS OF VETERANS.
Logan Camp will give an exhibition
drill at the entertainment ar Oakland
Rink tomorrow rendered to one of its
prominent members. An interesting pro-
gramme has been arranged. The long
list of volunteers and their sDeciaIties
was given in recent ISSUE Two more
have been added 70 the list Miss Annie
Freund Will give vocal selections and Miss
May Conklin a talented pianist will give
instrumental solos. A mop will follow
the entertainment Prot Kretzer's I'M
persal Orchestra will furnish the music.
A large attendance is expected. Invita-
tions have been accepted by several camps
and clubs.
Logan Camp will march from its head
quarters at Cooper's Hall to the rink to-
morrow night. The members will wear
their uniforms aud white gloves a dele
cation will go to the Pennsylvania Rail-
road depot to meet the train from Eliza
beth and act as escort to Hatfield Camp
and the Ladies' Aid Society OF Elizabeth.
General w. s. Hancock Post gave a
hop and package party,in Schuetzen Hall
on Wednesday evening. It was a success.
Logan Camp attended in q body and gave
an exhibition drill in capital style. they
were well entertained and did not leave
until an esrly hour in the morning Dur
ing the evening the packages were dis
much merrimenr ami nice sum was
realized. Much credit Is due the Com
mittee of Arrangements, Messrs. Jacob
Sherry, w. L. Hoffman and John w.
Taber.
Officer of the Day Toeber has just re-
covered from protraeted illness.
Hancock Post mustered In three new
recruits at its last meeting. and has
several applications to be acted on at the
next meeting.
Hancock Post will berepresented on the
baseball diamond this season.
1t is rumored that Chaplain Oft is soon
to Join the beuedicts.
Capt Gehring has Laid In a stock for a
tin wedding. Garry Voorhees, has en-
gagged in the coal business. John Payn-
ton gets there. Margroff is known as
1.-THE Slgentn Gus Esterbrook was in it.
Charley Parker is quite handsome with
his sideboards- Tommy Court was in a
quanderv. After the hop he discovered he
had forgotten his night key The boys
will have their photos taken tomorrow
night by flash light. Chippie will receive
the boys tomorrow night; by the way he
put on the gloves at the Palisade Athletic
clubs entertainment last night. James
Bagnall was elected chairman of the
Ladies' Aid Society Gus Esterbrook de-
clined the honor.