The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-02-10
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
Red Cross Lodge, X. Of p, Cele-
brated Its Anniversary.
THE MASKED DANCERS.
Unity Temple Masquerade Ball, Arnold
Post social Complimentary Reception
To y. A. Young Last Evening-The Ii.
It's Regular Dance-Other Events.

The second anniversary of Red Cross
Lodge, No 25 knights of Pythias, was
celebrated last evening in Freedom Hall,
Eddy street. \ very pleasing musical
program by Total talent was rendered each
number being heartily applauded. Sup
per was served from 6 to o'clock, and was
IN joyed by all. The following was the
programs Song, Miss Esther Rice; duet,
Miss c. Austin, Miss c. Burgess; reading,
Miss Ruth Shurtleff; song, Miss Dora We
hoskey; duet, banjo and accordeon, II. l..
Brown, w. +. Gilmore; Irish specialtles,
+. ID. Westland; song, j. II. stevens; reel
tation, c. w. Chissold; song. q. Nj. Cady;
German specalties, Harry +. Wood; War
rem J.. Turner, accompanist. The program
concluded with the farce entitled, Ihe
Boarding school, w. q. Franklyn, G w.
Rice and j. Rider AS leading characters
The committee of arrangements was as
follows: T. A.Wehoski George X, Shurt-
leif. Henry T. Wood, George III. Allen and
Walter B. Brownell
The members of Unity Temple held IA
masquerade and social in Colu nbia Hall,
Bread street, last evening aud enjoyed
gay time The costumes were gorgeous,
original and in many instances surprising.
At o'clock the grand march was started
and the merry makers passed in review
before the spectators. At given signal
the masks were dropped and then ensued
"A scene of the utmost confusion, mixed
with pleasantries, as each ones identity
was manifested, The Enterprise orches-
ira furnished the music. During an in
termission an elaborate collation. was
served.
1t was merry party that assembled at
Arnold Post hall last evening and partici-
pat. in the social by that popular organi-
zation, Fred +. Davis Camp, ;. of V. The
festivities of the occasion prolonged far
into the night. Greene's orchestra fur
nished the music for dancing, which was
interspersed with a grand march ana
collation.. The committees i'll charge
were as follows: Committee of arrange
ments, \. G.. Chamberlain, Nj. X. Towne.
l.. +. Brayton. NJ. i. O'Flaherty, l.. A.
Pressey; floor director, NJ. H. Towne; aids,
A. G.. Chamberlain, L. Il. Brayton, vi. T..
O'Flaherty, l.. A. Pressey.
The annual reception and ball compli-
mentary 10 T.. a. Young, the popular mu-
scian, was given last evening in Oriental
Hall, a large crowd attending. The dane
ing was commenced by "a grand march
and quadrille about 100 couples partici-
pating There were eighteen dance mum
bers on the pretty little program, and at
each one the hall was filed. The Alpine
Orchestra furnished its customary good
music aud kept the entire company In
good humor. The following We're the
7 committees: General Floor Director,
Prof Charles Simmons; aids, A. X. Cogges-
hall, A. III. Hayward, Jr.. Fred Bonner
The regular Tuesday evening dance by
| the b. T. Club was held in the hall last
| evening. Music was furnished by the
National Band Orchestra, and very
pleasant time was enjoyed by all.
The Y. u. ;. Club will hold fair com
mencing Saturday. Feb. l3, and ending
! Feb. 81. The fair will be held in the Old
! Armory, Dorrance street, and will be
| opened by the Sarsfeld Cadets, Capt:
! John 4 Ryan commanding. There will
be numerous attractions, among them a
| prize waltz, to be held Tuesday evening
! Feb. l6, the winner of which will be pre-
sented with n medal.
..On Monday evening, March z, the mem
| bers of Wamsitta Tribe. No. Z, i. o. *. NJ,
will give an Indian masquerade at the
wigwam, Red Mems hall, corner of Win
| ter aud Cranston streets. Baker Bros
orchestra will furnish the music, and an
| enjoyable time is anticipated.
The semi-annual entertainment by the
! Providence High School Debating Society
will be held in the school building this
| evening. The entertainment will consist
| of musical selections by local talent and d
debate by the members of the club.