The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-02-11
SOCIAL EVENTS.
Court BURNSIDE or THE ORDER
OF FORESTERS GITES A BAIL.
The II. and d. Club and Unity Temple OF
Pythian sisters Hold socials and Have
Pleasant Times.

What might be termed the social event
Of the Order of Foresters was a social
held by Court Burnside, No. 1892, in Ola
| Infantry Hall last evening, when over
200 couples took part. and it was one OF
the most soclable and best arranged af-
| fairs Of the kind gwen by any court of
was lei by Chief Ranger Peter G. Span
| genberg and daughter Annie. A few OF
| q g present were Gran Secre' airy u. j.
| Ftz gerald aud Mrs. Fltz gerald. Grand
| Trustee John b. Guillotte, Mr.. and Mrs.
| James 4. keegan, Mr.. aud Mrs Alfred
| Il. kavanaugh. James L. Paden, Mr.
ana Mrs p. j. O'Brien. i. II. Dulin, MIS-
| Mary Ryan, John Sharkey, Mrs. Alice
| Readon, Miss l. zzie McGrath, Misses
May and Katie Reynolds, John T.
Christy. Philip Il. Dsignan, Miss May
and Maggie FltZ sibUous. Mrs. Jeremiah
Reagan. Eugene Guerttn, Miss Lizzie
Christy. Alexander McDoaald. Richard
r. Turner, George A. Emerson. FRANK
O'Brien, Frederick Jordan. Mr.. and Mrs.
Il. Edward Carter, Jumes +. McLaugh-
lin. James 1rainor. William Edwards,
Miss Annie Edwards, Miss Durham. Miss
Kelly, Mr.. aud Mrs. Patrick Butler,
Miss May Butler, Thomas Ryan, Miss
Lizzie Frasier, John Hayes. Thomas Cal
lahan, Mrs. May Ryan, Miss Jessie Fra
sier, Miss Maggie Frasier Charles Pot
ter, Philip Reilly. John Connolly, Miss
Miss Katie Gaul, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Leach, Miss Cor nley. Miss Fatie Judg,.
Misses Rosa aud Katie Padicn, Miss
Nellie Carter. Miss Emma Palmer
The general committee was II. {. Span
genberg chairman, II. j. Fitzgerald treas
urer, John O'Brien secretary, John
Sharkey, James +. keegan. w. u. H.
Duliu, Alfred II. ,Kavanagh, Jr. George
A. Emerson, Jno. u. Christy, Alexander
Mcdonald, Philip II. Deignan general
floor director, i. G. Span genberg; assist
ant, Il. j. OBrien; aids, George "A. Emer-
son, Jno. i. Christy, Jas. +. keegan, A.
i. kavanagh, Eugene Glleril, Jas. +.
Mclaughlin; reception committee,
Joseph Il. Carter. Daniel Kelley, Jno.
McCanley. James f. Padien, Richard z.
Turner.
Baker Brothers Orchestra furnished
the music and gave entire satisfaction.
The 4. and B Club.
The 4. and B. Club held it's initial
social in Swatts Lodge, l. o. o. f., hall
last evening, aud it was successful un-
dertaking. George +. Farmer had charge
of the II lor, W. L. Briscoe was assistant
floor director, and the aids wero IL. Is
Kelly, Fred Harmon, Il. Lackey. +.
Adams. j. Bulard and L. Glover. and
lips and w. jackson formed the reception
committee
Bachelors Club.
The Bachelors Club, AN organization
of recent birth and composed of num-
Der of young men who reside in he First
district Of the Eighth ward, entertained
about twenty of their lady aud gentle.
men friends last evening. The party
gathered at the corner of High and Mes
ser streets where they boarded a party
wagon ald were driven TO the
Old Narragansett Hotel In Knights
Vile. AS scon as possible after
arriving at the hotel the merry party got
to dancing. The grand march was led
by Michel Stanley aud Miss Sarah Gea-
son. At midnight halt was ordered
aad the dancers sat down To hot turkey
supper. The ride and dIncing gave them
an appetite to do justice TO the feast
Mr. Shanley had charSe of the floor and
was assisted by James Barr aud Charles
Flynn. The committee of ARRANGEMENTS
was William Rely, George Corrigan,
Willism Boyle and John Murray. |
Greenes orchestra furnished the music |
They returned home about o'clock and |
the first gathering Of the club was said |
by all to have been social success.
Unity Temple.
Unity Temple Of the Pythian sisters
held masquerade ball in Oriental Hall
last evening and about 125 couples par.
yicipated. Many of the leading members
II the order and of the order of rho |
knights of Pythias were among the
iancers. The costumes were in many
,ases very handsome. and on the whole
presented very pleasing picture. Tbe
sentative Myra VI. Carpenter. The floor
vas in charIe of O. Is. Graham, assisted
~ 5. Fred Mclaughlin, Fred RYDER. J.
j. Carpenter aud NJ. a. Hapgood. ihe
Enterprise Orchestra furnished excellent
music, COMMITTEES OF arrangements,
\. Hathaway, Mrs. NJ. c. Happoldt, Mrs
!. ii. Doane, Miss r. Heck reception
committee. Mrs NJ NJ. Carpenter, Mrs
4. Il. Nickerson, Mrs. ;. A. Howe. Mrs
:. Mclaughlin. Mrs. NJ Graham.
wheelinen's social
The Pawtuxet Valley Wheelmen will
old a social at River Point tonight. A
ood program and plenty of fun is an
ounced.
Tiremen Dine.
Last evening the committee OF arrange
lents Of the Permanent Firemen's Re
ef Association with several invited
uests enjoyed a supper at l50 West
|
hiel Steere, Deputy Hill. Fire Marshal
ra Winsor, Supt. Cloudmau, Secretary
iorrow aud the committee on fire de-
artment OF the City Council. After the
upper the time was well filled wi n vocal
nd instrumental music and the festiyl-
les closed with "Auld Lang Syne."
Carlisle uub Reception.
AT the Carlisle Club rooms on Vaughn
treet, the big organization of the Tenth
Yard gathered last night and danced into
he early hours OF this morning. IL was ,
complimentary reception 10 their
riends and supporters. 80 the warriors
I the "Iinth stopped planning
CUP detat on the opposite ward faction {
I'd chased Pleasure until they Lecame
ieary I'm the pursuit The committee of {
consist Il Of james Nc. {
wan, james Baxter, George Ide and
ohm Cummings. The music was furn- {
he'd by Miller's Quadrille Band. Z