The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-02-04

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riano SOLO, b GavItte Modern. 10. Paul wacns
Soprano solo. Polonat @ from Mighon.. ... Thomas
Mis-. Eliz 10th Hamlln.
Harp solo. Fantasie, .-.............. O. ....Aivers
Van veachton Rogers.
RECITAL Miss Daisy Carroll Hogt. '''"aP
Nioih SOLO b Polish. dance. .:........S charwenka
soprano solo. Because / owe Thee. Ernest + ri
Harp solo. Rondo brilliant. ..-....Fel Godefroid
Van Veachton Rogers.
Recital. The same Q d Story ~; ."."..Klrk
March. washington Pos. ...........so usa
Poole's Orchestra.
Every number on the program was wei
received and in nearly every Instance an
encore was demanded and promptly re-
sponded To. At the conclusion OF the
program the floor was p '"pared for dane
ing, and Mr.. and Mrs. Fraak o. Csrnes
headed the long line of dancers and sew
eral pretty evolutions we're made. The
brilliant uniforms of the officers and sir
knights and the handsome costumes Of
their fair partners presented u BEAUTIFUL
picture. From this time until midnight
the Il or was comp etely covered with
dancers, when the festivities ceased to
allow time for supper, which was served
ia the hall. After this dancing was re-
sumed and the clock showed the hour OF
3 when the last number on the program
was reached. Upon entering the hall
each person was presented with "A hand
some program with portraits of officers
Of the Grand Loige. the chancellor com
manders OF tie lodges and sir knight APP
tain of the division participating. the
chairman OF th committee of arrange
ments aud Supreme Representatives
Charles A. Lee and James Il Br iyton.
The dance program was exceedingly
handsome and the badges worn by the
many committees were OF the richest
character.
Among the prominent members OF the
order present were: Grand Chancellor +.
NJ. Golf AID Mrs COT, Grand vlce-Chan-
oellor George q. Gates and daughter,
Grand Prelate q. B. Graham and Mrs.
Graham, Grand Keeper Of Records and
Seal William A. Wilson n Mrs. Will
son, Grand Inner Guard Adna Il. Howe
aud Miss Howe, Grand Outer Guard G.
b. Smith and Mrs. Smith, Grand Chan
cellor Abbott OF Mas, Col. n. w. and
Carpenter. Lieut.. w. and Mrs. PIN, Mr..
and Mrs. Lester w. Uphan, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. Warren futile, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank o. HornOy. Past Grand Chancellor
Frank w. Taylor, Mr.. and Mrs. Waiter
Barlow. Mr.. aud Mrs. ). Leahy, Surgeon
III. %. True. Quarter master +. j. Fuss aud
Others. The music discoursed by Poole's
orchestra OF Boston, was deligh tul.
The committee of arrangements was:
Frank q. Cdrnes, chairman; Frank q.
Hornby. lsecretarg; and Charles Reyn Ids,
treasurer. The for was in charge OF;
Frank O.. Carnes, with Major Fred. L.
Perry assistant floor director, and he
aids were: A. Everett Durham, n.
Byron Denison, William NJ. Balkcom.
James V. Knox, L. q. II. Clarner, Sir
Kni.ht Charles NJ. Sherman, Walter
Kelton, Sir knight Arthur J. Crawshaw.
The .recep ION COMMITTEES was: Grand
Chancellor Frederick y. Col, chairman;
Past Grand Chaucellor John r. Thomp-
son, Albert l.. Carpenter, Past Cha col.
Tors Edward l.. freeman, G. Fred Craw-
Z dd. Grand Wee Chancellor George G..
Gatt :. Past Chanceltors Walter G.. High
land, Robert w. Sydd ali, +. Il. Greenslitt,
Past Chancellors j. Elgar Sisson, Edward
B Smith. William q iertou, Benz min +.
Davis. Surgeon Herbert q. True, Capt.
Hazard Ii. sherman. Herald Eel A.
Tho npson aud Str Knight Fred n. PhiI
llpS.