The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-07-13
EXCURSIONS AND OUTINGS.
The Friendship Street Church and
Other Organizations Happy.


Stewart Street Baptist Church and Sun
day school went out this morning on the
steamer Thomas A. Morgan for sail mp
the Taunton river to Somerset. Return
ing by way of Bristol dinner will BE-
held in Perry's Grove and games will be
PLAYED until the time arrives for the start
to this city. The Morgan will reach
PROVIDENCE at o'clock.
Franklin Lodge Of Odd Fellows.
Franklin Lodge Of Odd Fellows IL
twenty years old to-day, and the event
was observed by gathering Of the NOM
bers and their families at Silver spring
this afternoon and evening. One Of Mr..
Goffe's special dinners will be served
this evening at 7:30, and during the even
ing the party will enjoy dancing, sing
ing and parlor games.
Tho wheelmen.
Twenty members Of the RHODE ISLAND
Wheelmen took run to Bullock's Point
last evening.
Pythian sisterhood Games.
The members of the various assemblies
of the Pythian Ssterhood who spent yes
terday at Crescent Park, enjoyed q very
pleasant day, and at 4 o'clock the follow
Ing program was carried out and the re-
suits were a: follows: For the heavy
won by Mrs. George Winslow; second,
an orange spoon, captured by Mrs. @ N.
Snow.
For the light weight ladies' race, Mrs.
Charles jackson, Mrs. Mary Miller and
others were entered, but the ladies named
Mrs. jackson got a string ball and Mrs:
Miller rose jar for their exhibition OF
speed. , Lt-Lf n
Little Misses Carrie Parrish and Clara
Pickering were given wax doll and o
knot pin respectively for being the Aeet-
est on foot among their class, and Master
Edgar Pickering came home with 2 ball
and bat, while his nearest rival Master
Jonnie Hague got pocket knife.
Everybody had good time, and Mr..
Boyden's attendants rendered the ladies
their aid In making the day . success.
The committee Of arrangements was Miss
Charles c JacSson' p p. e.; Mrs.. George T Z.
Winslow, p. c.; Mrs. j. O. Anthony,
7. G.; Mrs. J: A.. Braman, +. c., and Mrs.
f. Thurber, p. O.
wardens and Clerks.
The wardeus and ward clerks, with
their families and friends, 10 TO Sakonnet
Thursday by steamer Queen City, which
will leave the city at Q A. M. They will
have dinner at Davis.
Eureka Lodge. X. Off.
Il has been the custom of Eureka
Lodge, X. OF p, for q number Of years to
have a days outing at one Of the shore
resorts down the bay. and to-day has been
selected for that purpose and the steamer
Planet with about 200 members and
friends went this morning to Rocky
Point.
At 5 o'clock aail farther down the
bay was made. Accompanying the party
are Grand Vice Chancellor George 9.
Gate, Supreme Representative Charles A.
Loe. Grand chancellor COTE will be one
Of the party in time to sail down the bay
The com mmittes of arrangements is iona
v. c.; w. q. Highland. p. c., S. B.
Fuller and William j. Burnell.
Fsrrasut Relief Corps.
A good-sixed delegation Of the Farragut
Belief Belief GC,p. % Y ENJOYING ar; good time at
has been arranged for the day.
The Cable Cottage Concert.
The concert at Cable Cottage last even
ing attracted the usual crowd OF people.
The tyensitiou from the hot city to the
agreeable aud the stray Eephyrs floating
from the river were welcomed with excla-
nations OF delight. Reeves and his mu-
eiciAns were In good trim and made tho
forest about ring with the sweet music.
In the cottage itself there was consider
able activity, and the numerous boating
parties on the river hoated about in SUI
prens enjogment. At intervals the
Shrill tootinR OF the steam launch's whis.
tie. called . crowd Of young people to the
wharf and as the boat steamed up the
river snstches Of song foated back to
those LETT behind. Tonight the concert
will be given at Roger Williams Park
and an elaborate program has been ar
ranged BY the committee.