The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-05-21
CADETS OF TEMPERANCE.

Fisk held its regular monthly sociable
Wednesday evening. Many cadets from
all sections, together with friends. com
prising over one hundred, were present
A neatly arranged programme was offer
ed, consisting of Rotations, solos, etc.
and concluded with refresh nents, max.
ing the evening one of the most enjoy.
able ever passed in the sections rooms.
it is hoped that Fisk will gain recruits to
tne ranks by this pleasant affair.
Sister b. Gray and Brother f. Smith
are on Hudson's sick list.
The Sisters F. and L, Schott, Wagner
and Whitrall are among the charming
lady bicyclists of Hudson.
Brother Kuthberg. formerly secretary
of Fisk, has stated his intentions of join
ing one of the New York sections, as his
residence will soon be made in that city.
Remember, do not get the w. p. of
Hudson aggravated,
Brother Willis of Hudson was in attend
ance Friday, much to the surprise of his
friends, who thought he would not VEN
ture beyond Grand street.
1t. IS with sorrow we announce that
Brother Courtney, deputy to Fisk. and
one of the best workers of ~Ivanhoe, has
severed his connection with the order.
Brother Ames OF Hudson was the prey
for the w. z. last Friday. Whenever the
w. P. could crush him. he didit
Brother w. Reed of Hoboken, Section
No. 5, will leave Monday. May 80. for a
s~ojourn tosGreenwood Lake, ana remain
there until the fall, He has the best
wishes OF the cadets while in the camp.
Brother William Dingwall has started a
school of cycling, and many Hudscnites
are constant attendants.
Brother Hodges, w. p, of Hoboken,
No. 5. has resigned the office. Every
member sincerely regrets this action, us
it was supposed No. 5 was in good hands
under his care. and IL will be a hard mat
ter to find a man to fill his place.
Ivanhoe will hold a monthly sociable
Thursday, May 20. at their rooms, Good
speaking and other entertainment will
make up the programme. together with
refreshments. All cadets are invited.
A pleasant time is anticipated at the So
ciable. Every member of the order should
attend.
The question now heard is:-'What is
Hudson's Organ Committee going &c
dor"
Hudson will celebrate its second ami
versary on Friday evening, May 81, at
Columbia Hall. A splendid programme
has been arranged. The M. W. p. Mrs.
Dodge; the Nj. W. Guide and all grand
will be served at the conclusion
and an enjoyable time is fully expected
as the committee has left no stone un-
turned to make it a success. All members
of the order are welcome and will gain
Rdmittance by giving the quarterly pass,
but must have a check which will be
handed them at the door to receive re-
freshments. Three tickets have been
allowed each member for distribution
among their friends. The members are
requested to bring their contributions
down to the rooms as early as possible.
The tickets for the above occasion are u
marvel of oddity.
Brother Gray admits that there are
some older men in the order than he, for
instance w, p. Isley.
Brother Schutt of Fisk has his eve on a
lob under the administration.
Hudson held a pleasant meeting FRI
day. One young man was satisfied as to
the temper of the immortal animal.
Brother +. Smith of Hudson was acting
as a dog catcher last week, but dogs got
too sagacious for him.
Committees have been appointed by
The sections to arrange for a fraternal
visit to one OF the New York sections.
We hope that it will prove mutually ben
fical.
1t is a hard thing when an investigating