The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-11-04
EORESTERS.


cert aud ball Thursday evening, Nov. H.
Court Roger Williams. had "A very large
attendance last Friday evening. Three
applicants were voted into membership.
The members spent the greater part of
the evening In social way. AT the
meeting OF the court next Friday even
ing, IL Is expected that a number of ap-
plIcants will present themselves for the
lnltiatory degree.
n large delegation of the order will
take part in the grand ball given by Con-
clave General Sheridan at Taunton,
Mass, next Thurs lay evening.
Court Eimwooi is making preparation
TO hold grand fair.
Star Circle, companions of the Forest,
held "a very pleasant session last evening.
There were many visitors present.
A competent committee was appointed
in Court Flower OF the Blackstone to ar
range Tor grand ball .5'be held Thanks
giving eve.
Courts TO meet during the week are as
follows: Love and Truth, Bellevue.
Canonicas, Thomas A. Doyle, Flower or
Dexter, Monday; S,ar OF PROVIDENCE,
Washington, Mt Carmel, Lilly OF Black.
stone, tuesday: City of Pawtucket, Elm
wood, Friendship. Woodlawn, Wednes-
day; What Cheer, Warren, Thursday;
Roger Williams, Clear River, Friday
evenings.
PROVIDENCE Sanctuary had large at
tendance last "Wednesday evening, it
being quar,erly night. After the regular
business was disposed or. the election OF
officers took place aud the folio Siug were
elected Pastor Johu ii. Stevens; sub
pastor, "A. X. Mckinley; treasurer, T.
Lovett; financial scribe, NJ. O'Donnell;
recording scribe. James W. Crawford;
first attendant, Joseph Il. McE.roy; sec
ond attendant, Tnonas Ryan; guards,
y. Bell, Thomas Il. Scott; examining
physician. ). a. Welch, NJ D.; trustee,
j. j. Coutauch. Oae proposition was re-
ceived and one candidate admitted 10
mem bership. The Sanctuary adjourned
until this evening.
The executive council of the Grand
Court has received aud accepted an invi-
tation from Court Olneyville. Tnis even
ing the court Will have an open meeting
and one candidate will be initiated by "A
burlesque ritual. There will be lots OF
fun, as the committee in charge are quail
iied Tor tho work.
Grand secretary, T. j. Fitzgerald, is
! just at present the busiest man in the
| order. The subordinate courts have rem
dered their quarterly reports aud he is
preparing his Tor the Grand Court.
Terrence Coyle, who is at work form
| ing new court in East Greenwich, is
| Just at present prominently connected
| with the fair that is being held by the
| hremen in that place. When has labors
with this are ended he will resume his
| labors on the new council, which will
probably be instituted during the month
| of December.
| Court Burnside meets next Monday
evening in Valentine Hall. A new code
| of bylaws and constitution Will be
adopted.
| PROVIDENCE Circle, Companions OF the
Forest. will hold IA Rranu masq ueradc
ball in Temperance Hall Friday evening,
Nov Is.
The wife and child of Brother Alfred
Reeves, Court Narragansett, who have
| been IN Europe for the last four months,
| sails for nome on the lOth inst Their
many friends are preparing a cordial re-
ception for them.
Court Warwick met last evening. Three
| applications for membership were re-
| ceived.
Court Narragansett was seven years
| old last evening and the event was OBJ
served by inviting the families aud friends
OF the court To their cosy hall on Eddy
streets to have ~ good time together The
| following named talented persons ten
| dered their services and rendered very
pleasing program; Charles Il. Maile j.
| &. Wright, G.. II. Such. James Cook, John
| Goodby, a Evans, >. III. Bray, Mrs.
| Readon. Miss May McGrath, William
Such, NJ. Reynolds, Charles f.. Clarke,
Samuel Robinson; The reception com
Charles II. Such, j. &. r., Thomas H.
Early, p. L. r.. William Grocock. Il. G.
r., Thomas Grant. r., John Goodb,, ;.
| G. r., and owen f. O'Roake. G. r. They
were very attentive to the wants of the
guests, there being generous supply of
ice cream, cabe, coffee ana fruit, which
| WAS served free. The committee was
aided by Brothers Charles h. Maile, sam
upl Robinson, John +. Mulvey. Alfred
Reeves and Thomas McGanihan. The
| festivities were brought TO a close al mid
night. Past Chief Ranger j. &. Wright
| oihciated "a master or ceremonies aud
was lust htted for the position.
Court Warren rendered social 20 the
ladies who assisted the court i'm the fair
recently held
ELkS.
PROVIDENCE Lolgc~net last Tuesday