The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-04-02
CADETS OK

Ivanhoe held its anniversary, and an
enjoyable event 1t was n reflected great
ON the Committee who had charge of the
affair. for which they deserve thanks for
the pleasant time given their many
guests.
Grand Patron Isley has had his family
Increased by the appearance of a young
Cadet, who Is a bouncing bSy.
Brother Kiessling has an assorted col
lection of Cadet badges. Look out boys
for your colors.
The "Panon" was in great demand at
Ivanhoe's anniversary and appeared to
have q good time.
The Mystic Circle will meet Wednesday
evening at No. rs Cottage street. The
Mystics are in it.
The Rainbow Circle" were unfortun-
ate, or lvanhoe is not getting the right
music, thus preventing the usual good
drill. They were, however, at their best
at Hudson last night, and at Hoboken on
Thursday.
The ladies of Hudson worked hard to
make the Leap Year entertainment the
most successful event ever held by Hud-
son..
Hudson can boast of two good workers
In Sisters +. and l.. Schott.
Brothers Ried and Hultz, Of Hoboken
Section, have plunged into journalism, so
we are told.
Brother Carpenter has an idea about
sugar that would be pleasing to be
heard.
Brother Mackenzie, Of No. 5, had a
sudden contact with a coal scuttle last
week.
Hoboken Section No. 5 has at last pro-
cured q hall at the corner Of River and
First streets. Unluckiiy they will for a
short time meet Friday evenings. The
meetings, however,, viii be changed to
Hr0thar r. Smith. of Hudson proved
himself a valiant hero in saving a life at
the Erie fire.
1t has been stated that the race for
honors In the order of the State rested
between Fisk and lvanhoe Sections. but
let 1t be clearly understood that Hudson
Is not only In the race, but claims to be
far ahead of the sister sections.
The Beneficial Association Is not meet
ing with the success 1t should. After the
entertainments are over 1t will probably
boom. This is something every cadet
should join. 1t will pay.
Brother Gray is considering an offer to
become one OF the staff of a local paper.
Brother Scott of Fisk has become q
charming ~sOloist.
Why Is Brother Sanderson SO familiar
with datesp
The "Big Three" are credited for the
boom of Hoboken Section. With all due
| respect to the big Three" 1t should be
known that they mad nothing to do with
| the organization of that section, nor have
they In any manner particularly doomed
that section. Give those the credit who
| deserve 1t, and not those who manifested
no more than the usual interest in the In
s~titution Of Heboken Section No. 5. The
item was a very misleading one that gave
them the credit.
"McConnell Section No. g." of Perth
Amboy, will soon be on the roll.
Can ANYBODY inform the w. P. of Hudson
when the holidays end?
Bro. Campbell is a good shot, and is en-
deavoring to organize a rifle club in the
Cadets.
Hudson's election was a decidedly in
terestlpg one, and the following officers
were elected:-Second Patron. H. Ames;
w. A. Con Schott; v. A. Blanche GRAY;
Secretary, H. Carpenter; Assistant Score
tary, H. Taylor; Treasurer. F.. Cooler;
Assistant Treasurer, Rennie Whittier
Guide, Lizzie Schott; Usher. Lille
! Campbell; Watchman. William Ding
wall; Assistant Waterman, William
Kiessling. !.
Bros. +. Smith, of Hudson, and Schult
of Fisk, are ON the sick list.
Hoboken No. 5 can brag of good parlla-
mentarians. Bro. Hulse for example.
Bro. Taylor, of Hoboken No. S is a most
efficient secretary.
Bro, George Isley at last has done som
work ON committees. But not all, Geo.