The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-09-20

4 copy.
re Mystic Flseo have great event
/ IL view.
/ Brothers Mckee. Turner AMI 81. smith
have resigned from the Entertainment
COMMITTEES OF Hudson. Brothers Z.
smith, Birch and r. SpatchiI have been
/ appointed TO fiji the yaeaucies.
/ Election in Hudson next Friday Every
member is requested to be il attendauce.
Brother Wood, of Hudson, is making
himself SC arce NJ the meetings
Hudson has the best attended meetings
of any of the sections
HShin Fame" aveuue is being repaired
1 for the special benefit of a member Of
/ Hudson, who resides in the neighborhood
4 Of the car stables.
The Big Threes'" wheels are things Of
4 the past.
Our Four was named by prominent
/ sister OF FISK.
The Entertainment Committee of Hud-
/ son is nustling and are leaving no stone
| unturned to make the affair a success.
The Southwest Glee Club will visit
Hudson next Friday night A good time
is expected.
Brother E. Gray is hustler on the En-.
| terhanment Committed ssConradr is
also doing excellent work for the commit
tee
There will be a CLEO club in Hudson
i've interest in It.
Brother William Dingwall of Hudson
is a hustler selling tickets.
Brother Reid is a regular Rfngersnap
fiend. So says Brother Milford.
Worthy Archon Brother Mckee is sally
in need Of a pair Of stills. 1t is hoped
that the other sections will take notice of
this and aid hun.
The Big Three are great workers.
In the coming Entertainment Committee
Our Four are not in T. Tney are very
slow.
Brother Burch and his Four Hundfed
are very popular.
The Mystic Five are talking OF giving
Hudson o surprise id the form of grand
sociable 1t beiug secret organization
! no one KNOWS the particulars but the five.
Brother Shuts OF Fisk is helping Hud-
son.
At the Last meeting of Fisk Section
there was some talk Of arranging for
| minstrel performance at Bergen Hall
This seems 70 be good idea. just I'M
agine Brother Conway and Connolly do
Ing u statue clog, and Brother John Ding-
wall singing Comrades aud M NJ IS
Home.a OF course the big ~ would do
their brother act, aud Prof. Banjo would
perform dustt upon his instrument
On. yes there is plenty of material TOR
dozen minstrel shows in Fisk Section
Fisk Section had the honor of being the
first Jersey City section to work the new
ritual. IL differs quite some from the old
one and increases the number of officers.
changed to Inside Waterman aud Out
side Watchmau, and Fourth and Fifth
Patrons have been added.
Ivanhoe Section viii hold grand fair.
In its rooms on the evenings of Novem-
Der 70 and 10. Tie committee have been
working hard, aud expect TO make it a
greater success than the last one
1t is TO be hoped that ali the members
will eat hearty supper before they at
tend the meetings. Some have bad
habit OF chewing the ends OF the ode
cards.
The famous outing of Fisk Section will
be held next Tuesday evening at Salter's
Wooabine Grove. in GreenTiiie. Ali are
invited 10 attend with their friends. The
Greenvilie or Bayonue cars will take Won
within a few blocks OF the grove.
the w. A. of Fisk Section is starting
new fashion in the order He attends
regularly in Il full dress suit. He says it
adds dignity to the presiding officer.
The Big ~ Social Club consists of
Brothers E. Vile, Scott, Gacquin aud K.
Dingwail. They Intend to hold a recep-
ton shortly.
The southwest Glee Club again favored
i Fisk Section with one OF their excellent
songs last Wednesday evening. They are
improving rapidly.
Brother George Conway and Sister NJ
Whittock. both OF Fisk Section, viii be
joined in the holy bonds of wedlock on
October 20. They have the well wishes OF
all the members
Owing to small attendance the Exeeu-
tive Committee did not meet last Wednes-
day They will meet at Risks rooms
next Wednesday evening 70 consider tine
appeal Of Brother W. Dingwall.
CATHOLIC BENEVOLENT LEGION.
Meeting of Jersey City Council No. 50.
Monday night at eight O'Clock. Now
thai the majority of comrades are home
q al a ar Taafi
Is expected. Some new comrades viii
| also be present, as the stay-at-nomes
have not been idle while their more
favored comrades have been rusticatlng.
A very pleasant feature OF the recent
corner stone laying OF the Rev. DIR.
Seton's paroehial school and nall was
the presence of several officers of this
council. Comrade Collector I. Woods
was the standard bearer rs usual aud one
would think that war times were here
again to sec the marshal on parade.
Comrades Woods, Boyne aud Lukens,
all OF this council. were among the ln-
vlted guests and with them was the
| smiling face of our worthy President,
Comrade p. Harrington. Comrades
N. Walterthum and Hart felt
a little jealous to be left out
in the cold. but were amply repaid in
being aole 10 hear the grand GRAFTON on
| fCatnolie ElucatioD." given by Rev.
Father Kelly, which the comrades on the
1 Platform missed. COIufaQE COOKE was
seen Inspecting the pillars aud supports,
constituting himself committee of one
on the safety of all.
Comrade Brady, the genial financial
secretary. was visiting his many friends
in this city last week, and will give Il
full account OF has wanderings at the
/ next meeting.
Comrade j. " Burke has been extra
| busy of late but VIII now fluid time to
visit the council and entertain the MEM
| beers in his usual pleasing manner.
/ Comrade M. Hanlon, the sweet singer
of the council, has a few new songs and
viii be pleased to sing for his fellow
members.
| AT this meeting committee will be in
order to devise ways and means for
grand public meeting. Eminent speakers
/ will be invited. This officers of the Su-
preme Council will no doubt attend ana
general good time spent, all for the
good Of the Legion.
LOYAL FURESTERS
Quarterly meeting OF Court Bergen
| next Wednesday. A brief synopsis Of the
recent convention will be read TO the
| mem oers. This will prove interesting TO
| those who could not attend.
The delegates from ont of town are still
praising Court bergen; several letters of
| Jhanks have been received notably from
| Brothers McKeever and Murden.
Brother Mckeever of Philadelphia