Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-11-14
NINTH ANNUAL REUNION.
Branch e05 Keeps Up Its Reputation FoI
Social Times.

Social Times.
The ninth annual concert, social and
banquet OF Branch DO, Catholic Knight of
America OF Central Falls, was held last
evening in Temperance Hall, High street
and was one of the most enjoyable and
successful events that the pleasure loving
people OF this city have had the good
fortune TO attend.
The committee OF arrangements spent
several weeks in perfecting the pro-
gramme for the evening and now must be
pleased TO know that their efforts were
crowned with success, that all i'm at
tendance spent Il pleasant evening and
will be on hand when the tenth annual
rolls around.
The concert was under the able direction
William +, Butler, and his excellent taste
was displayed in the manner in which the
character Of the different numbers were
varied. The readings of Miss Mamie Lynn
of Providence were OF n very high order
and she was warmly received by the
audience who all admire the talented little
lady. Miss Lynn always displayed IA won
derful aptitude in committing to memory
and delivering and is now one Of the most
accomplished and pleasing readers in the
State. She is at present n student at the
Boston School of Oratory.
The piano solo of Miss Mabel, the little
daughter of DR.. T. Henry McNally, was
very nicely rendered and the vocal seec-
tions by Miss Mamie King of Attleboro
were well received. Mr.. Mulvaney seemed
to arouse all the good nature in the audi
ence with his catchy comic songs. The
programme was as follows and each num-
ber received an encore:
Selection, "City of Rome" Vance's Or
chestra; dialogue, "Kittys Friend"
Misses Bessie Rock and Mamie Garvin;
duett, Irish Airs, piano and violin, Misses
Fannie and Mamie Giblin; solo, 81 Can
not Sing the Good Old Songs" r. T..
O'Mara; violin solo, Fantasia, Scene De-
Ballet, Edward Fay, accompanied by
William Mcguire; reading, "The Uncle"
Miss Mamie Lynn; soprano solo, so Low
ing Heart Trust On" Miss Mamie King;
piano solo, Miss Mabel l.. McNally;
selection, Dance Ethiopian, Vance's Or
chestra; piano duet, Ladies' OF Seville"
Misses Katie and Nellie Vance; solo,
"Monarch OF the Woods" Robert J.
Casey; violin solo, "Thc Ash In the
Grove" Thomas j. Vance accompanied by
Miss Katie Vance; comic songs, Timothy
Mulvaney; reading, "Christmas Night at
the Quarters" Miss Mamie Lynn; solo,
"Madaline," Il. L. O'Mara "Rural
Thoughts" Vance's Orchestra.
The different soloists were very nicely
accompanied during the evening by Miss
Agnes Curran and Miss Katie Vance The
piano used was kindly loaned by Atwell
Bros, OF Providence.
At the close of the concert the grand
march was formed and led, by Henry j.
Lynd and wife, nearly one hundred
couples went through some very pretty
movements. Dancing continued until II
o'clock when all adjourned to the lower
hall where Gelb q Norton had been sill
emily at work preparing an excellent ban
quet to which all did justice. There were
no formal speeches and everybody talked
when they felt so inclined The Jolly
party resumed dancing again and finished
the sixteen numbers on the programme
at an early hour.
Vance's Orchestra furnished alluring
music and the committees to whom those
who were present are indebted for their
good time are:
Committee Of Arrangements Thomas
McGuinness, William +. Butler, James +.
Kelly, Robert RUSSELL Owen Darcy
Henry A. Allendorf, Henry j. Lynd
Thomas Clancy, Thomas }. Crane, Dr.
Henry McNally, Horace Barton, James
Kelly, John Coylc, Michael Rock, Michael
Curran and John Mulleedy.
General Floor Manager-IIenry J. Lynd.
Aids William +. Butler, Thomas j.
Crane, Thomas McGuinness, James f..
Kelley, Hon. Edwin McGuinness and
Thomas Hughes.
Reception Commttee-Dr. Henry Nc
Nally, Thomas Flannigan, John McGrath,
Owen Cadden, John Mullcedy and Henry
| A. Allendorf.