The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-03-15

corning Doc' 8 steady. Counsellor Byrnes
is full Of enthusiasm. Many members
belong to the Tanner Association, which
will hold its annual ball next Tuesday
evening at Bergen Hall Will Fenton
was detected studying the map 50 ascer-
tain the exact location of Harrison street
and Randolph, and the shortest route
across lots. What's the matter, VIII?
The court has loyal and honest treas
urer in Jake Berg.
CADETS OF TEMPERANCE.
Fisk Section Is moving right along, and
Notwithstanding contrary reports is the
ltveliest section in tn city.
Eureka Sections members are troubled
because the members of other sections do
not visit them to any great extent. 1t
might be stated that on several occasions
visitors have arrived at Eureka's rooms at
half-past eight and found them about to
adjourn owing to the fact that two
brothers had to attend q sociable or had
another engagement, aud the meetlng
could not go on without them. Nice in
ducements TO visitors, aren't they?
The decisions of Worthy Archon Ben
son, of Fish Section, do not meet with the
entire approval of "Whiskers." .Binko
isn't losing any sleep over 1t.
Somebody whispered "where are the
Big Three?n To judge by appearances
they are still very much alive and d thorn
in the sides Of their unsuccessful rivals.
How about it, Benz
Some one told "Poncho. De A1va he
was an actor, and Frank has been seeing
imaginary engagements eyer Slnce.
Frank has not realized the mistake.
Brother George Conway is the leading
military man in the Fisk Section. George
is reported as having said he would or
gaui=e young ladies' broom brigade.
There are six members Of Fisk, one Of
Hudson and one Of tvanhoe, who are
members of Summit Council Junior Me-
chanics. Three members Of Fisk are
members of Clinton Council.
AT last public opinion has won, and the
whiskers have been removed. Brother
Schult can no longer be called "whisk-
ers." as they were sheared off at 2:15 p.
10. on the 18th day Of March. "Ed'' is
once more his old self
The National Section of North America
will meet in New York city on May II
and continue in session for three days.
Five years have elapsed since the national
body met in New York city, and the New
York Grand Section are making extern
sive preparations TO celebrate the event
In good style.
Three OF the sections have held concerts
and entertainments during the past
month, and it is interesting to note the
successes made by each Ivanhoe Section
and Eureka, we are sorry to say, mot in
it-"t 1t seems that these fdead' sections
can1kneck the wind out of the talkative
section.
Brothers Higgins and Vile are at present
worrying over the result of joke which
was practiced on them two years ago and
has only come to the surface during the
past week.
The members OF Hudson are asking
why Brother Alex. Reid casts such long
and loving chances in the direction of
PavOnia aA9nne
fIsas. ~ fal
is not frequent visitor to the rooms.
George is of a retiring disposition.
Oh, "Parson" Gray, we are all sur
prised.
Brother De Alvais trouble considerably
lately, by a continual murmuring
in his ears, which sounds like "There
after me-" When the boys heard IL they
wondered who could be after him.
There is q rumor afioat that 'Bennien
Geese of Eureka is still s'sun-dodging
Fisk Section Will meet on Tuesday even
ing IN Armory Hall.
Brother Simon is not on the list of the
regular attendants at Ivanhoe's meetings.
Ed would make a splendid w. A, if he
attended the meetings more regularly.
What a change, and not for the best
either, has taken place in Eureka Section
during the past two years.
Fisk Section will hold a reception dur
ing the last week OF March,
A malicious story has been circulated to
the effect that Brother john Dingwall in
tended to sever his connection with Fisk
Section and join the Eureka Section
Brother Dingwall Is quoted as saying he
had no such intentions. and never expects
20 have. Whoever is responsible for such
a story had better retire as news
gatherer.
Heard at the Junction Wonder when
ed" Schult will ''step Off Who ar
ranged for the last entertainment or
Eureka Section, and did he get traits" for
so doing why does "Poncho'' DeAlYa
visit Lafayette SO ofteni-Arcn't the
young ladies of Fisk the incest in the
city?-Isn't Brother Higgins just too
sweet for anything in a high hat?-
There goes Jack Vile, the polished
william of the Fisk Dramatic Society,"
"Binks" Benson Is playing a soldier in
Love and War" at the Garden Theatre
The young ladies of Fisk Section are the
cynosure of all eyes on their way to the
rooms meeting nights--Can the Fisk
Dramatic Society do without the assist
ance of the Eureka Literary Bureau?-
Why certainly the #. ID. S. will be max
ing a hit when the e. ID. S. has passed
into oblivion-"Fisk Section leads them
all.''
Fisk Section will meet on Tuesday
evening in Armory Hall, No. 723 Grand
street.