The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-07-05

In addition to these inducements for
work an the part OF members or the or
der, National President William Il. Nc
Cabs offers handsome gold badge 60
the individual member who shall intro
fluee into the order the largest number
Of citizens of the Providenr grade be-
tween June 1, 1881. and June /. 1892.
Hudson Council, No. 81, National
Provident Union. OF Bayonne, is now up
on a good financial footing. There 5
proposition before the organization % re-
duce the initiation fee from S. to So, in
order to secure the benefit Of the increase
ia dues the greater accession of members
will give. At present the council has IN
transit seven applications tor citizenship
OF the Pxovident grade It's next meeting
will be held on Tuesday evening. July IA
CADETS OF TEMPERANCE.
Brother John Culbevt, Of Ivanhoe, has
been appointed Deputy for Fisk section n
john Is q worker, and Fisk IS proud 70
own him for deputy
l. Is rtmored that benefit society was
once organized in Fisk Section Ii SO, IL
has completely dropped out of sight.
Brother Frank De Alva at last holds the
important office of w. A. of lvanhoe.
Frank has been near 1t several times; so
near that it seemed a certainty that ne
would get it, but at the last moment other
matters would engage his attention. and
he would decline to run lyanhoe Teels
proud that she has a5 last prevailed upon
him TO accept the Office. y
Hudson Section held a rather noisy
meeting last Friday evening, it being 4th
of July eve They were saluted with ire
Many visitors were present from Epworth
League, and when Brother Duncan Brit
ten took the chair to install the officers
there was an audience of at least sixty
persons before him. Brother Mckee holds
the position of w. A.
Eureka section intend holding moon
Iighf excursion IN the latter end of j uly.
Tickets will soon be in circulation.
Brother Edward Vile made an snor-
mons hit with new recitation at FisK's
lust Wednesday. 1t was entitled The
Old Fashioned Baseball Club and served
te introduce the members as players. In
it he described Brother George Benson as
Wooden Leg Benson. ? the short stop.
Brother w. Dingwali and Brother
Schott claim that they are mot In IT. at
Hudson, but say they will soon be on top
again.
The sections have been getting ewout-
fits lately. Hudson has new rituals and
Ivanhoe and Fisk possess fine new sets Of
officers and ode cards.
Fisk Sections treasury has been in
creased by the return of the money paid
Ia excess BY them on the morning OF that
celebrated excursion.
fganhoe has appointed a visiting COM
ulit5ee. and row intend to make regular
monthlg visits in body to the other Sec
lions. It is hoped that Hudson and Eu-
reka will follow their example. Fisk
has had such a committee for several
weeks.
.parson Gray'' is again secretary OF
Hudson. They could not make better
selection
A large number of cadets met yester-
day morning at the ferry and proceeded
TO the Prohibition picnic on Staten
Jslana. They report an enjoyable time.
The sections viii please see that their
secretaries forward their reports prompt
Is TO the Grand Secretary.
Fisk Section will visit Eureka IN body
on Wednesday, July Is.
Brother John Dingwall has at last been
elected to the Office of A. W. It Is an
for. aud there is no doubt that he will Ill
the post ably.
KNIGHTS AND LADIES OF HONOR
There will be grand gathering Of
members Of the order at BerR's orien tal
Park on Tuesday next. Lady Washing
ton Lodge will hold festival on thai
evening.
IRON HALL.
Branch No. lab viii have an important
meeting next Wednesday night, and
Chief Justice Lampert earnestly requests
vi members to attend. Five candidates
viii be initiated as follows:-Ca Captain j.
y. Bruins, NJ. McHugh, NJ. Cvrley, NJ.
katon and j.. Reisenauer. Accountant
5. ID. Kay has sent out some Invitations
and the meeting will be big and merry
one
Friend J. c. Hakes has made his debut
In q new buster.
JUNIOR MECHANICS.
Summit Council will meet Thursday
evening, July 9, at McPhersoH's Hall
and large attendance is assured. Of
6cers will be installed and pleasant en-
tertainulent furnished. Brother J. J.
Vile, F. G.. will recite his well known
recitation entitled ''The Dude and the
Horse Car" Members who enjoy good
time viii do well to be on hand.
The Excursion Committee will meet at
Cfinton's rooms Monday evening and a
full attendance is requested.
Brother H. Clements Is again Coun.
cilor OF Clinton. He and the other of
hcers will be Installed on Monday even
ing
1t would pay any member to attend the
meetings of Garfield Council They have
large membership and are constantly
Increasing.
At4c tAEuEolDu WILL WiL4OuL QOQUts Dt
an enormous success.
Brother George Hegone will deliver a
recitation at the next meeting of Sum nit
Council.
Brother w Rule is one of the hard
working members of the order. He rarely
misses a meeting
By special request Brother De Alva will
reeite Lemonade" at the next meeting
Of Summit. Admission free.
ROYAL ARCANUM.
The Fete CttanIpetre given by William
z. Sherman Council No. 1910, on the
grounds Of the old Vreeland Homestead
last Monday evening was very enjoy
able affair." There was very large crowd
present, and all seemed to have good
time. A band of music discoursed sweet
strains from a stand erected in the rear
o. the house, aud number of genIle-
men rendered songs, etc. The young
people INDUCED in dancing on the lawn
and the ice cream and candy booths were
well patronized. An improvised must
Gale was carried out in the parlor which