The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-03-29
CADETS 0F TEMPERANCE.

Fisk Section will hold its reception in
Paramount Hall on Friday evening. An
enjoyable time is anticipated.
IL is said that the members of Hudson
Section are trying to devise some means
of keeping the Assistant Secretary 10 her
station. Ropes might be used to advan-
tage.
The blush on Brother Saxton's face
when addressed by young lady is pain
full to behold.
1t is now Secretary Conway. George
objected 60 being elected to the Office, but
it was no use.
The reception of Fisk Section on Friday
evening promises to be grand affair.
1.-THE Forger" at Bergen Hall on Mon
day evening viii be attended by all the G..
Oft.
Why didn't Eureka Section present the
medal at Fisk on Friday evening? Their
courage must have failed them at the last
minute.
Is it true that the Eureka Dramatic
Society will give dramatic performance
in July?
Why has Jim" Allan dispensed with
his handsome moustache?
Did you ever see "Alec" Reid pedal
extremities when cavorting in the mill
taire schottische?
BY the way, Brother Barber. how
many blocks long is Pavonia avenue?
Heard at Booraem Hall; 1--WE come
high but they must have us'-Eureka
Section is increasing very rapidly" Beau
BrummelP is getting thiu-Charley
Cathcart locks well in newspaper cut
Does Brother Houliston visit Dukes now
a-days?-Enreka will be on hand at the
Flsk's eatertainment on Monday even
ing-It will all come out in the wash
Isn't SID Deming the handsomest man
In Eureka Section Our sociables are a
great success-What would Eureka Sec
ton do without the girls?-Does Frank
Sopher look like an actor or minister
Ii we are not the most popular we are
second best anyhow-Bennie Teese is
noted for his loOk-at- me- while you-can
smile-Brother Dtmar is still doing the
guardian act-Who are the three hand
soonest young ladies in Eurekas-Don't
all speak at once.
Our Jack" again occupies the chair
as Worthy Anchor of Fisk Section. And
Jack can fill 1t, too.
What's the matter with "Bink' Ben
son? The members Of Fisk are pining to
see him.
A New York merchant the other even
ing was trying to induce Brother Gray TO
made a purchase, but he insisted that he
was mot on the buy"
Brother Conrad Schott has presented
Hudson Section with a set of books tor
the Secretary and Treasurer. The gift is
greatly appreciated.
Hudson Section elected the following
officers on Friday evening:-W Worthy
Archon. Charles Nj. Mckee; Vice Ar
chon, Conrad Schott; Secretary. Everett
Gray; A. S.. Harry Birch; Treasurer
William Dingwall; A. T.. Blanche Gray;
Guide, George Saxton; Usher. Lena Ben
| jamin: W., NJ. Reid; a. W.. Alex Reid.
/ They will be installed next Friday even
| ing by d. g. r Brother Britain.
Fisk Sections meeting on Friday even
/ ing was very interesting. Visitors were
present from Eureka and Iyanhoe Sec
lions. The following officers were
elected:-W. A.. John J. Vile; v. A., K
Dingwall; Secretary. George Conway; A.
| =, M Sales; Treasurer, John Dingwalli
r. y, /: 9. Appleton; Guide, X Ldeferi
| Usher, M. Wbitlock; Waterman, L. K.
Mace. A. W.. Thomas Giendenning.
Where was the "gIfL" from Eureka
Section on Friday evening.
The new tribe in Hoboken will effect
an organization on Tuesday evening at
| Boncelet's Hall, First and Bloomfield
streets Eighty have signed the roll Of
charter members, and the active John w.
Toomy, the organizer is confident that
the tribe will be one hundred strong
when instituted