The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-02-13

f. Goff, Jr. and Miss Maggie Bouchard,
there being 100 couples in line, after which
dancing was indulged in to the music
of Carr's orchestra of Providence An
elaborate supper was served In Engine
Hall during intermisslon.
The interior of the ball room was hand
somely draped in bunting, while the
crowd of persons who did not take part in
the dances was very large. The costumes
of the ladies present were as follows
Miss Jennie McLeer, black satin and old
point lace ; Mrs. Olney Martin, pearl satin
with lace drapery; Mrs. Mary Duty,
white satin, white lace and diamond orna-
ments: Mrs James w. Gaddis. black
silk and India lace; Miss A. Des Oranges
black silk and bead trimmings Miss r.
Des Oranges, white satin and pearl orna-
ments; Mrs. Duty q. Hervey of New
York, grey satin; Miss Belle Loughran,
black satin and tea roses Miss Maggie
Thompson, lavender satin; Mrs j. Dyer,
black satin covered with black Lace Miss
Mary +. Goff, black satin, old point lace
and diamond ornaments; Miss Minnie
Mcclure. daughter of Thomas Mcclure
chief of the River Point fire district, black
satin. point lace and tea roses; Miss
Mamie Hackett, pink satin; Miss ID.
Hackett, blue satin and white lace, and
Miss Annie Carr, plum-colored satin and
iacqueminot roses. The merry party dis.
persed at A. Nj.
MfS. ltNlS uitu NuuuCnll ldSt
night at her residence. The cause of
death was heart failure.
Mrs Frederick Allord presented her
husband with ten-pound boy this morn
ing.
Mrs. William Haynes from Chestnut
Hill, Conn, is visiting friends in the viii
lage.
A large sleighing party was conveyed TO
Roger Williams Park last night in "A. W.
knights large party wagons.
William Brown was presented with an
elegant music box by the firm of Murray,
Sphinx g. Co. this morning.
o. Il. Graham of Providence and Charles
w Mercer of Pawtucket visited Nara
gansett Tribe of Red Mems social last
night.
Joseph Duchane, an employe in the
spinning room of the Royal Mills while
oiling shaft last night slipped and fell,
breaking his right arm in two places. The
wounded man was attended by DR.. X. VI.
Smith of Clyde, who set the wounded
limb.
John Martin, former collector of taxes
for the town of Warwick for many years,
died at his late residence of pneumonia
yesterday afternoon. Mr. Martin was one
of the oldest residents of the town of War
wick and held many important positions
of trust. He leaves a large circle of
friends who will mourn his loss.
PHENlx.
Peter Dervsia will leave for Montreal on
Monday morning, which place he Will
make his fnture residence.
A select whist party was given at the
residence of Mrs. William III. Snow last
night, about fifty persons being present.
The mem bers of McCregor Post q. A. X.
No IL, held a meeting in the Grand Army
hall last night, forty of the veterans being
present.
DR. Aran w. Colvin was out upon the
street for the first time yesterday after
three weeks serious illness.
A social was given in Temperance hall.
Lippitt last night 100 persons being in at
enhance. Edward Agnew and Patrick
Coogan being the members of the COM
mittee in charge.
WASHINGTON.
The funeral of the late Mrs. William
Champlin was solemnized Mt the Maple
Root Church, f. o'clock today, the Rev.
+. Spears, pastor of the Washington
Methodist Church officiating, assisted by
the Rev. W. l.. Wood, of the Natick
Baptist Church. The remains being con-
veyed to Maple Root Cemetery for inter
ment.
ANTHONY.
As Jesse Carr Of this village was driving
-, ,,th bfa family fron1 NarrpUa eof