The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-02-01
CADETS OF. TEMPERANCE.

CADETS VI TAMRkKAACE
Eureka Section No. /, Cadets Of Tem-
perance, held an ENJOYABLE sociab1e On
Wednesday evening in it's rooms in Boor-
music furnished by Profs. Teese and
kruetzer. Refreshments were served in
an adjoining room by the young Indies of
the section. Very few persons outside of
Eureka Section were present, so it was
quite family party. IL is the intention
of Eureka Section to hold these affairs
once a month, with this committee in
charges. c. Denning, S. Pumyea, Alma
Nelson and Ida Harriott.
Worthy Archon Dingwall, of Hudson
Section, is ambitious to be known as the
fancy dancer of Hudson, and for that rea-
son ne is giving considerable study to the
terpsichorean art.
'f6ur Bennie,'' ar Brother Teese is call
ed in Eureka Section, is one Of the leading
lights OF that section, and as "Bennie''ex
pressed Il, 1--WE come high, but they must
have u.s."
The look Of sorrow pictured on Beau
Brummeps" countenance on Wednesday
evening was painful TO behold. The cars
were running on schedule time from Luz
fayette, still she came not. May (be) she
could not.
The Fisk Dramatic Society will hold a
dramatic reception in Bergen Hall March
80. The old tavorites will appear in
new play.
1t seems as if Brother Dealva is on the
road to the presiding officers chair in
Ivanhoe. "Poncho', is bound to get the
Office Of worthy archon If it takes all sum-
mer.
Brother Ditmar, of Eureka. is an excel
lent guardian. He is especially proficient
where young ladies are concerned.
George Ogg, OF Eureka Section, is an
admirer OF the Indians" He was an
enthusiastic spectator of their perform
ance Monday evening.
Solos were given at Eureka Sections
sociable by Mr.. and Mrs. Logan, Miss
Alma Nelson and Miss Emily Perrine
Brother George CONWAY. of Fisk Sec
tion, who has been seriously i'll, is now on
the road to recovery. George is a big
| favorite in Fisk and the members are
heartily rejoiced at his recovery.
Ivauhoe Section is preparing for large
time at the sixth anniversary on March 4.
Sister Julia .Jaycox is one of the hardest
workers in Ivanhoe Section. She is very
seldom among the absentees.
Brother E. A. SCHULZ. of Fisk, still con-
tinues to wear those wiskers, notwirh-
standing the objections Of his friends.
"Ed' thinks they are the best advertise
ment he ever had.
| Brother Harry Birch Is the leading
/ soloist of Hudson Section. Harry has an
idea that he can give the Hudson boys
| points on singing.
I Dlu YOU ever see Inc 'iQ0lHDSD OIL
Eureka give their famous war dancer IL
is sight worth witnessing.
Charley Cathcart, OF Eureka, has tn G
I reputation of being very confectionery
sort of an individual; In fact it was re-
marked on Wednesday, evening that be
| was a whole candy store,
Sister Grace Trumbie rendered her
resignation at the last meetingof Eureka
/ but 1t was not accepted, as Miss Tru N ole
is too valuable member 10 LOSE
Hudson Section will hold its first an
nual entertainment and reception in Cres-
/ cent Hall on February 26.
According 70 Zen reese, some OF che
! Eureka young ladies are very vain. going
| 80 tar as to carry mirrors with them
Enrkea Section has member who Is an
expert at running the gauntlet
The debate between Hudson aud FISH
Sections is in the "consomme." Hudson
Section has discharged its committees.
Sam Pumyea CT Eureka was verl
numerous Cd the Sociable Committee.
even il Sid Denning was chairman.
''Parson" Houliston In his skirt dane
lug act a-la-Nettie- Lind is the pride O.
i Eureka Section.
4 Iyauhoe Section will hold its sixth ami
vcrsary entertainmenr in tie Scotch
Presbyterian Church on Marca 5. Th.
tickets have been issued and are now oil
sale at ten cents each.
Inc Rev. David Mitchell, worthy chap
ldln OF lydnnoe CecbioU, naae SCiff1nb
address on Thursday eve ming. ADVOCATING
the establishment Of coffee houses
throughout the city.
Beau Brummellv Cole Is quite fient
at attending balls, both in this city AM
New York
Sister Simon, who occupies the presid
ing officers chair in Iyanhoe, makes
very efficient worthy archou.
Brother John gilbert, Of Iyanhoe Sec
tion, Is the chairman of the Concert Com
mittee, and Is hustling
Grand Assistant Secretary Gray will
on behalf of Hudson Seetiou. endeayor :
make things pleasant ipr the Grand Ses
ton deleaates next Friday evening.
4 Do not forget the Grand Section meet
lug az Hudson's rooms on Friday ever
"a God-sead IS EIy's Cream Balm, Iha
atarrh for three years Two or three times
week my nose would bleed. Ithouxht the sor,
would never heal Your bsim has cured me, Z.