The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-12-31
PAWTUCKET.
First Annual Bali of The Pawtucke. Ca
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First Annual Ball of the Pawtucke. Ca
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II Music Hall assembly rooms last
evening, the first annual ball of the Paw
tucket Cadets was held, and proved a
most pleasant and enjoyable occasion.
There were over fifty couple in the
grand march, whcd was led by the ge
eral fieor director. John j. o. Reilly and
Miss Mamie Butler Music was furnished
by Baker Brothers y cnesira Thomas
f. higgins was assistant f1or director;
aids, j. Smith. j. Cullen, j. Toner. VI. Il.
OBren, H. keough, j. Colou: reception,
d. McC1urt, j. Coulon, j. TJher NJ. +.
O'Bren; committee of arrapGements, L.
L. Higgins, chairman, j. j. O'Brien. sec
retary. john Smith, M. +. O'Brien. John
j. Coalon, James Toher. j. Moley.
Pythian Sisters Election.
May Temple, No. 4, of the Pythian
sisters, met last evening aud elected OIL
GERS as follows: Nj. Z. c., Mary +. Oc-
cleston; T. s, Elenor L. smith; Il. j..
Cora j. Sherman; NJ Of r. and c., Mi
nerva Baker: NJ of f.. Lily Occleston:
NJ, Eleanor Fuller; p, Ella l. .es: G.
Sarah Shaw; trustees, Jane l. CHECKER
ing. Mary Ba9ley and Narsette Robbins
Mem bers of the Grand Temple and a
mum Der Of subordinate temples through
out the State were present. A collation.
was serue aud remarks made by num-
Der of prominent guests.
Masquerade Ball.
A successful masquerade ball, under the
auspices of the Burnside Cadets, was
held in Infantry Hall last evening. The
attendance was 50 large as 10 fiji tue ball
TO oyerhowing. and the minglIng of the
rare-coiored costumes the elabJ Jrate and
the grotesquc, made a gay and pretty
sight. "A silver cake basket Was offered
for the best costume, aud was accorded
''pansey blossom" The graud march
VAS led by Lieut.. William Welch
an Miss Lizzie Plilthorp, aud was par
ticpited In by over l25 couple. At iu-
terInission n collation. was served by Ca
terer Hanston. Tue floor was under the
direction OF Lieut.. j. Cunning, assisted
by ! rivate Donnelly. Aids, Seryt. Mer-
Private Pailthorp, Private Houston; re-
ception committee. chairman. Capt
Maudsey, Serat. Mulver, Private Hat
ton, Private Cain. Private j. NTH; ex-
ecutive committee, general chairnan,
Lieut.. William Welch; secretary, Private
Joseph A. DO nelly; treasurer, Sergt.
Henry Reagan.
Annuai keuniOn.
Branch Parnell Of the Irish National
Foresters held its annual reunion last
evening at Sar=Geld Hall There were
about 200 members and friends of the
branch present, and au exceedingly pleas
ant and social evening was passed.
\ handsomely framed certificate of
membership was presented TO John
Tyrrell, in recognition of his services I'm
selling the largest number OF tickets for
the union excursion last summer.
Closing of the Poultry Show.
The exhibition or the Rhode Island
Poultry Association closed last evening
after u thoroughly successful run. The
attendance in the afternoon and evening
VAS very good. The exhibition is penero
ally conceded to be the best one ever held
under the auspices OF this association.
The District Court.
In the District Court this morning
James Finnegan pleaded not guilty to
being vagrant and his case was set
down for Monday morning.
Four persons were fined 81 and costs
for drun kcuuesx