The Mysterious Evergreen Sisters

Three young misses between (he ages of eight and ten years, whose fathers are members of secret organizations in thig city, became so imbued with the mysterous signs and secrets wiiich the fathers were alwaya throwing out, that they resolved to as9ociato themselves together and organize one of tliose sooieties whioh should be a mystery to their young íriends. A meetiDg was held with locked doors one evening this week, and the organization perfected. Rulas were adopted which would be a credit to the famius Bijah or Brother Gardnei' I-irn K!ln Club of the Detroit Freo 1' , bu i í the canless secretary left them so that they feil under the eye of TnE Rkgister reporter, they are given to our readers as they originally appeared, that they too may enjoy the mysteries of this club: RULE3 POR THE E. S. CLUB. 1. The people of this society sball give strlct attentlon while the secretary reads the rules or minutes. 2. As there are only five rules to obey. the people of this club are expected to pay s'.rict atteution to them. 3. To become an Evergreen 8., you (the people of this club) have to go through the hardships of 4 The people should come to the refreshment table with hauds cleau; also to join the society with a good heart and to attend regularly or be suspended. , . , 5: Also bring - . (One of the secreto which we dare notexpose.- Kd.) Also confide secrets to each other. J"he society 9 flourishing and took in severa! members last night, smong them being the yonnger brother of one of the members. 11 claims that they used hira badly nnd that they reluse tD csnform with "Rule 5," and he threaera expjsure unless he finds out ft secret that they refuse to confide to him. The reporter is laboring with the weak ".-Uter," and next week may be able to give away the cutiré initiatioa ceremonie?.