The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-12-14
MANY SOCIAL EVENTS.
The Twen-0n Club Opens Bazaar
at B. T. Hall.
A SUCCESSFUL COMMENCEMENT.
The Club Entertains It's Friends-Narra-
gsnsett coiony's Roger
Williams Lodge Gives the First or n
Series Of sociaIs-Other Events.

b. T. Hall never looked prettier than It
did last evening. at the opening Of the
Twen on-Bazar The booths, four In
number, were charmingly arranged in
the corners of the hall. and were presid-
ed over by handsome young ladies, who.
in a winning manner, dispose Of their
goods. At the cut flowers booth was
Miss Margie Burns, assisted'by Misses
Lottie Tilly and Grace Appelby. These
were at the confectionery booth: Misses
Ida Bowen and Dora Marlor.1
Miss Ida Payne and Mrs. .. T.. Luft
have charge OF the. fancy work booth,
where the handiwork Of the many ladies
of the club is to be found. Last, but not
least, is the Jap" booth, where Miss
Martha Dove aud Mrs. G. II. Osgood
were found.
liz the ante room, where 1t is not quite
as delightful but just as business-like, is
good -natured A. j. Rose. Mr.. Rose had
for his right hand man. Samuel Hart
man. Fred Thayer sells the phosa aud
the club steward, John ID. Griffin, was
happy behind the ice cream stand.
The club bad ioE II guests ia last ever even
Casino club Of Edsewood and the Alpha
club Of Central Falls in charge OF j. III.
Worthington, III. A. Bartlett and C., A.
McCullum, respectively. During, She
evening there were selections rendered
by the following: Prof. j. Al. Jehnlnes.
banjo and mandolin Soloist. Palma Ban
10, Mandolin and Guitar club. and the
Unique kazoo band, twelve pieces.
Among the many articles presented to
the club Is a handsome oil painting from
Mrs. l.. Z. Malcom, widow OF the late l..
{. Malcom, who was a member of the
club at the time Of his death.
Narragansett Colony.
A delightful musical and literary en-
tertainment was given IN Pilgrim hall,
No. 373 High street. under the auspices of
Narragansett Colony of the United Order
of the Pilgrim Fathers. The attendance
was very large and every number
on the program was we'll rendered
aud heartily encored. The entertain
was given by the American Concert
Hough. j. l.. Bates, the supreme gov
ernor Of the order, made short address,
giving the aim and object OF the order.
A musical and literary program was
rendered.
The committee who had charge of the
eutertainmsn, was: George w. L. Hew-
lett, j. q. browne and Mrs. o. A. Hew-
lett.
Roger Williams Lodge.
Roger Wi lliams Logde. l. o. o. f.. held
the first Of it's series Of soclals of the sea
son in Odd Fellows Hall. 90 Weybossst
street, last evening aud, like those of last
season, was success in every way.
These socials are held for the expires
purpose of getting the members of
he lodge, aud their families, and
viends TO gather and have jolly good
me. and not to realize a large pecuniary
heft: Last evening the occasion was
de homeiike by the presence of many
le ones. who had Encampment Hall
apiayhouse during the evening.
egrand march took place about s:45
TX, with William i. Fuderer
r Mrs. George S. Fisher at the
t They were followed by about sew
~ uples. A light supper was fur
-, enjoyed dancing until mid
night. The committee o. arrangements
consisted Of: q. A. Peckham, Jr., l..
Lambert and l.. A Reigner. Villa N +.
Fuderer ofiiciated as floor manager and
was assisted by ID. L. Dyer, ID. j. Sey-
mour, X. 5. Smith and Thomas Affron.
The Alpine Orchestra with Ned Young as
prompter furnished the music.
Fraternity Lodge.
Fraternity Lodge No. 1905, Knights and
Ladies OF Honor, hed masquerade
social in Rhode Island Lodge, Is. of r.,
hall lasL evening, aud nearly l25 couples
participated in the festivities. Supper
was served at IL.
The committee was: Charles III.
Walker, chairman; Sadie A. Bearse, sec
retary and treasurer John j. Gaynor,
William Maine, Il. Ii. Burdick, Alice
Hannah Fay, Louise Adams, Nellie A.
Walker anu Ella L. Taft. Charles L.
Walker Was general floor director. and
was aided by John j. Gaynor. William
Maine and John Fay. Enterprise Or
cbestra furnished excellent music. The
The next social will be held Tuesday
evening, Jan. "a.
Red Cross Lodge.
Red Cross Lodge. X. of F.. held basket
party and social in Freedom Hall, corner
of Eddy and Oxford streets, last evening
and had merry time. Dancing was
commenced at $50 o'clock aud indulged
in until about 10 o'clock, when Past
Chancellor {. ID. Wilbur mounted the
platform and disposed of the many hand-
some and well-filled baskets at auction.
The lodge realizsd snug sum. After the
sale and the baskets were relieved of their
contents, dancing was resumed and was
kept up until midnight. The committee
of arrangements was e.. X. Shurtleff,
Charles Brown and John Grinnell G.. N.
Wilbur was floor director and was aided
by meml ers of "a q com mittee