The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-11-08
CADETS on TEMPERANCE


meet in Fisk Sections rooms on Wednes-
day, November 49, The acknowledgements
viii attend and visitors will be present
from Pennsylvania, Massachusetts,. Mary
land. New York and Connecticut. This
Will be one OF the largest gatherings of
Cadets ever neld in this city and only
delegates viii be admitted. State officers
will be elected and a new constitution
adopted
Some years ago when Brother John
Dingwail was w. A. of IvAnhoe Section
he conceived the idea of storJing sec
tion on the Heights. After holding many
meetings in his own house and calling on
people personally ana almost coaxing
them to join, he succeeded in inducing a
sufficient humber TO start a section, and
Fisk Section was the result 1t
was weak at first but under
shot forward ana in few months had
almost one hundred members, When
Fisk had been fairly started he looked for
new fields and attempted the difficult
task OF organizing section in Hudson
City. in this ne was assisted by Brothers
j. +. Higgins and John j. Vile. Their
united efforts resulted in the institution
OF Hudson Section Brother Dingwall
has started two of the three Jersey City
sections and has done much for the cause
in other ways. His friends insist that be
shah take the Office of Grand Patron for
the coming year. John has at last con-
scented to run and says he viii do all he
can to deserve the honors of the position.
Deserve i'll Great Scottl Look at his
past record aud then ask "Does he de-
serve its"
's.Parson" Gray is still smiling over the
entertainment. He justly claims some
of the credit for the great success.
Brother BauJo has organized a new
club 1t is known as 1.-THE Big One,"
and consists ouly of himself. Wat fun
Ed will have at the meetings. He can
carry all his motions aud decide himself
Away In order Que great benefit he
possesses is that he will not have any one
sided ruler over him.
Ivanhoe's fair is still booming. The
committee expect to reap large reward
for their labor.
The Southwest Glee Club are making
preparations for n grand concert to be
given in the Section rooms early in De-
cembei- The following committee will
have complete eharge:-Sisters X. Wood
hull, f. Lyons and L. Birch Brother
Cotton will be manager.
The secretaries VIII please send their
reports and per capita tax 10 the Grand
Secretary, L. j. Higgins, No. 20 Gardner
avenue. IL the secretaries will seud these
at once and not hold them until the night
of the meeting, they will greatly oblige
the g. 5.
Il IS whispered that Brother E. SCHULZ
will again run for G. J..
Brother 4. J. Higgins has announced
that he will not accept any office at tue
coming election. The great success of
his paper. TotCn Talk, has had the efiect
OF making aim a very busy man.
An illustrated story about the New
Jersey Cadets Will shortly appear in
New York paper.
Some things were not managed very
well HI Illusions entertainment. For
Instance tickets were given to tine talent,
as is usually done. but when one of the
artists arrived and said he mad forgotten
his ticket he WAS compelled TO pony up"
tue necessary quarter. Another gave his
to Il friend, aud when questioned by the
doorkeeper, answered him thns.--.I gave
later. / suppose it will be all right" The
doorkeeper said nothing. but when the
FREUD arrived, the ticket was taken from
him. torn M. and he was told he could
not work il" on that. He was OF course
Indignant. and bam es his friend for. as
he thinks, imposing upon hun. These
are of course trlaes. but trifles make per-
lection. and committees should remember
that volunteer talent furnish their SER
vices gratuitously,and expect some fayors
and consideration.
The Big Three OF Hudson needed the
warning that they would have TO hustle TO
make their second annual entertainment
Il success. The warning was not ueees-
sNry. They are hustlers aud hustled.
aud the affair was a compiete success.
They deserved the many compliments re-
ceived.
Al earnest appeal viii be made for
Brother s. a. Isley of Hudson Section,