The Sunday morning news., 1891-11-15
Exciting Electioneering in
the Cadets of Temper
ance-Its Grand Sec
tion Meeting
PYTHIAN AND MALTA KNIGHTS.
Gossip for the Anteroom Of Lodge,
Council and Club.
CADETS OLE TEMPERANCE.

prettily decorated with fiags, ferns and
flowers, and handsome tables were ar
ranged along the wall. II the stranger
at fest thought himself in Fairyland, he
was soon undeceived, for the fairies in
this case demanded material specie for
some wonderful scheme known as
"chances." Attention was also called
to the fact that Jersey water was very
unhealthy and that II trip to "Rebecca's
WelP' over in the left hand corner would
be advisable. Little boys, who at first
looked like "OIe close" fneu, laboriouslv
carried huge bags and deuositing them at
your feet, politely requestad you to take
Il grab" Bright, laughing girls tenderly
led you over to their own particular
tables and insisted upon filing your
pockets with innumerable articles of
more or less value. But it was a
pleasant sight, and clever recitations
and humorous songs helped TO make the
evening pass pleasantly Some one told
Il member of 1vanhoe that the girls seem
to be enjoying it the most and he re-
plied:-"Oh. yes, the lair fairies fare
fairly well at all our fairs"
The campaign is amusing as we'll as
faction. .He's too Old" Is the war
cry of the other If the battle
depended on the age question the young
junior order. Age should uot and does
not enter The one is not too young, nor
the other too old. The younger man is
the veteran as the member of the order
aud Fisk and Hudson sections are mon
dments of his patience, energy and ex-
ecutive ability. Both are competent.
The ouly questions involved are who is
entitled to the office and under whose
administration would the order most
likely prosper. One has the benefit OF
All excellent record as a worker His
rival enjoys the confidence of his follow
ers.
1t is not generally known that Brother
Baujo was once an officer in a prominent
life Insurance association. He gave up
the position some time ago.
Grand Patron Richard Vevers said at
the fair last Thursday EVENING"
think our order is on the increase.
have declined to accept a re election
and will with confidence turn over my
office TO Brother John Dingwan, who
am sure will make an ideal Grand Pat
ron. He has been hard worker. and l
am glad to see he is now reaping the re-
ward of his labors"
Fisk Section held verv large meeting
last Wednesday evening. Visitors were
present from all the sections. aud songs
and recitations made tine evening pass
agreeably.
The Grand Section win meet next
Wednesday In the rooms of Fisk Section
at s D. nj. The new bylaws will be
adopted and the annual election bel |.
The national officers will attend in
body and it promises to be an event in
our history. None but regular delegates
will be admitted.
The Executive Committee of the Grand
Section has suspended Eureka Section
until such time as they may res ume their
regular meetings and give a satisfactory
account of themselves to the Grand Sec
tion.
All sections must return their full
number of delegates each quarter, or
they will not be recognized by the Grand
Section.
Bro Edward Schult, Lister l.. Mace
and Bro. W. Hollely are working hard
for the coming election. They are heart
and soul for Bro. John DingWall for
Grand Patron.
Brother Gray is hustling for Brother
Isley.
members of the Junior Mechanics,
Brothers Frank Dealver, John Dingwall,
Everett Gray. John j. Vile, Edward
Schult. F. J. Higgins, w. Hollely, w.
Dingwall. John Hopkins and G. Con
way being members OF both orders. ms
ing the bonds of brotherhood and friend
ship between Them
Out of twenty-one delegates who We're
interviewed, eighteen were in favor of
Brother John Dingwall for Grand
Patron.
The big Three of Hudson will be at
the Grand Section meeting aud they will
let the boys know that they are wide
awake.
The contest for Grand Patron promises
to be very exciting. Both candidates are
excellent men and the election OF either
would prove beneficial to the order and
satisfy the members. Both are confident
aud their admirers are conducting an
active campaign in a friendly spirit.
The Parson claims to be propaet. He
L --l Al -E.-f <,.x<r u
confidently declares that the election is
over except the shouting.
Fisk will hold an entertainment and
reception at an early date. May it meet
with Hudson's success.
Worthy Patron Isley has got a visiting
spell
The mysterious Twelve'' have changed
their name to the Rain bow Circle"
with the following off1cers--Brother s.
A. Isley. President; Sister b. Gray, Sec
retary, and Sister M. WhIttall Treasurer.
This society is ,s organized Ess, on a the same
cial. A meeting will be held tomorrow
evening at the residence of Sister New
lnap, No. Nelson avenue.
The "Mystic Circle" will complete its
organization tomorrow evening at the
residence of Brother Gray.
Sister +. Gray has resigned as usher OF
Hudson ana Sister Wagner has been
elected in her place.
Brother Moyle OF Hudson is organizing
a brass bnnd.
Brother Upcraft performs some very
artistic feats with lead pencils.
Brother G. Barber called upon one of
the tailor advertisers and invested III
some long stock.
Brothers q. Isley, Il. Smith and Coder
were very pie-us at the entertainment.
Brother Kissling of Hudson has made
n bargain with glazier TO purchase glass
at reduced rate
Brother Spurr of Hudson is graduate
of tho Military Academy Of Girard Col
lege, Philadelphia, aud his tactics i'll that
line are perfectly superb.
The latest additions to Hudson are
Brothers kissing and Spur
Brother Mckee cannot 20 without his
three meals day, aud decidedly objects
to be drawn up in line as well.
Hudsons regalias are forthcoming.
Eureka will appear shortly with all its
colors.
Hudson can boast of its talent. Brother
H. Spatchil is the latest production.
Hudson will have all the good old men,
bers back i'll the fold again in short
time.
The success of Hudson's entertainment
was due in great measure to the excel
lent talent that Brother Gray with so
much labor secured. The Ualent is always
the kew note to the entertainment. With
out good talent entertainments are fail
ures.
Members of Hudson ara requested to
make prompt returns to Brother Schott
TLe.Parson" says:-"Waft till Che cleo