The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-04-07
TYLER COUNCIL, K. OF G.
Third Annual Concert and Ball at In
fantry Hall.

Third Annual Concert ana Baii at ln-
fantry Hall.
Tyler council. No. As. Knights OF
Columbus, took possession OF Infantry
hall last evening for the purpose OF Civ
ing their many friends an opportunity to
spend an evening Of enjoyment. AS on
former occasions. this. the third annual
concert aud ball, was huge success In
every particular. It's success Is no sur
prise to It's members or friends, Tor II Is
well-known fact that when this body un-
dertakes to have an evening OF enJoy-
ment its members are not satisfied with
anything short OF the best that eau be
procured.
The event last evening was no exc,p-
tion O the rule for seldom in the history
of Infantry hall has there been more
brilliant social or homelike gathering
than this one, nor has the hall been more
iavishly decorated. There was perfect
forest of potted plants and saru6bery
upon the stage that completely hid the
orchestra from view. The horal decora-
tions were not confined TO the stage. for
all portions of the hall that could be were
decorated in like manner. In this
handsome display the lily seemed TO pre-
dominate. The galleries were also beau
tifully draped with the emblematic
coors OF the order. The early part of the
evening the National band gave a grand
concert, Thomas w. Hedly, conductor.
The program included solos by john
Hazel, cornetist, aud Edward Onlone,
clariuetist.
At the conclusion of the concert the
gathering prepared for dancing, which
was enjoyed until after 2 O'Clock n. IN.
The grand march was led by Miles "A.
McNamee and Miss Mamie Mccarthy,
followed by at least 250 couples
aud there were 100 or more couples who
viewed the marcl from the balcony and
sides of the hall. The costumes OF the
ladies in many cases were exceedingly
handsome. Among the many present
were
MssA NJ wheIas Miss Jennie is,. McKenpa @IIp ISIL w,
Tairert Joan Martin Hiss An.ie ai smith, 1,nS MISs
Miss Mary Garrety. Miss hose Quinn. Miss Annie
McGinty. Miss Katie Fitzgerald, Miss Nellie kegan,
Miss Mamie Doyle, James Doyle, James cannon
Mr.. o Ksefe Joseph 6'i Tay. James NoTtoa Joseph
Hunt. Or VINCENT Bagg9t, Mis: LIZZIE RssInySy sIrn2yt
Spencer, Ms. SIS sadie sadie Campbell: ~ wil.ia% i.%
j. = Coleman ANN j. J. croiOa' faomas crottoa. Miss
dam Re a AqaS Snd Hrs MH SSsG
TraIIn9r MIS- AIies hAns M,. MIS- vna moIGT"n tS
CHAPMAN a. oEi Wsm oNe IN aaa Jame. Mrs Araspons
Mis-, Katie spencer, Dennis Mccarthy; James z.
Rearsy, Steven Henry Nolan, James W. Williams,
Mr. Gleason, j onn Mcdonald and Patrick Dugan.
The different councils were represent ed
as follows: Tyler council Ly Grand
Knight Miles A. .McNamee and Deputy
Grand knight Thomas Il. Cotton; Las
ce le council, Mathew ID. Cummings;
Newman council. Edward G. chapman
aud Charles Callahan, Grand Knight j.
j. Crofton and others.
The many committees are made up as
follows:
Committee OF arrangements. Niles A. McNamee.
chairman John NJ. Chapman, secretary Dr. 4.
a. Fitzpatrick $ Henry Nolan. Patrick woulfe,
EGTard j. Walsh Se9rse spl,v r. oEs Denhs
man Thomas aefernan. james j. Williams
| Thomas 5. sheridan, Mlchael h. Hackett, Thomas
n Donahge Past Grand knlgat PapleI T. a. sglli
Connolly, Michvel Dumphy William r. Geary
Refresh ment committee, Thomas Hefernan
| chairmani Michael j. Dumphy, John Mulvaney
| Thomas J. McCann. John !. Head. James Con
General floor director, Grand Knight Miles, A
McNamee; assistants, 5. Henry Nolan. james j
| Aids, Chief william J. Logan. Thomas J. Con.
nors John II. Mcguire. Thomas +. Donahue. VIII
| liam II whalan, = iward F. RELY, John Is Muir,
| II. Lyman William +. Geay. Thomas . she r
| idan. James J. Maher, John +, Lynch, Joseph
House committee, Patrick Carrigan. chairman
James Kllkenney, Patrick Woute, Thomas Hop Hop
| Barrett, Thomas r. Terney, James kinn, William
Flaherty.
Reception committee Deputy G1snS d. KG,gSh
George h. Clegy. Past Grand kng mt John h. Dun,
Michael f. HacKett, Michael >. Mcilnity James H.
m an John j. GilmartIn, Dr. T. IA. McNAlly, Hon
John II. Walsh, Chanc sllor James L. Doyle.
Music for dancing was furnished by the
National band orchestra with Patrick
Kearns and Albert Hiese rs prompters.