The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-02-13
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March 81.
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The Charity ball tonight will be tn,
chief social event this week, and will b,
almost the last considerable function be
fore Lent
The engagement OF Mr. Lewis II
| Downes and Miss Seagraves is an
| nounced.
Some OF the East-side young men have
| introduced very decided innovation in
the form Of serenades to their inamo'
ratas with the hand organ.
There are to be- number OF private
suppers in connection with the Charity
ball. Mrs. Edward d. Pearce being booked
for oaes,- --l
Mrs Henry Pearce is to give a dinner
| on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Duncan Hunter have
gone TO Scotland.
lt is said that Padere wski fell in love
with Providence at the concert Friday
evening. There is 10 reason why he
should not. Never did yirtuoso have a
more hearty reception.
Manager Lowell has made arrange
ments for another concert by Paderewsk
on Easter Monday evening, April 3. lie
could not have taken step more to the
liking OF the patrons and lovers Of music
In this city. Manager Lowell has made a
grand record this year, and his success
next year ought TO be considered fore
gone conclusion.
The Jolly Social Club enjoyed a fine
dance Saturday night at Red Mems Hall.
The last of the social dances at the
Irocadero was given on Saturday even
ing, Messrs. Tanning and Burlingame
being the managers.
Mr.. Lane and his pupils give recital
IN Attleboro on Wednesday evening
Tomorrow night Mr.. Jules Jordan Is
TO sing with the Kneisel Quartet in Bos-
ton.
Mr.. William Eccles is the organist at
II. Johns Church, succeeding Mr.. Robert
Bonner.
The date for the Sprague. .Shuman-
Mosher recital has been fixed for March Q.
There will be quite delegation from
this city to the horticultural ball at Bos-
ton tonight
- Mr.. Fitz James Rice Is TO give a whist
party on Tuesday, and Mrs George u.
Teir will entertain the Whist Club on
Friday.
Messrs. Jordan and Bonner will close
their exceptionally successful and enjoy
able afternoon muscales on THURSDAY
afternoon. Mr. 4. Adamowski is To be
the special attraction.
At the annual directors meeting of the
worcester Musical Association last
week the secretary read his report and
address, in which was the following
We also are under obligations TO the
young, enthusiastic and talented singer,
teacher, composer and conductor, Jules
Jordan, conductor of the Arion Club,
Providence, whose splendid accomplish
ments under his direction are making
both city and club famous Mr. Jordan
conducted our chorus at several re-
hearsals with excellent results"
Miss Bertha Augell, of this city is the
guest of her FREUD Mrs. Alfred Lowry.
(nee Webb.) of South Broad street. Phil
adelpIia, Ia.
Mr.. William Weidenhammer, the we'll
known organist of st. Johns Church,
bridgeport, Conn, is the guest OF Mr..
Max Guetter, Of this city.
The President has accepted the resir.
nation of Gen. T. j. Morgan, Commits
sioner OF Indian Affairs, to take effect on
absence from Feb. l5 until the end of his
term. 1t is not definitely known whether
Gen. Morgan intends TO return at ono. to
this city or not.
Mr.. William Burt's series of assemblies
Will be continued Saturday night at the
Trocadero.
Miss Grace George and M Steadman
give tea party tomorrow night Mrs.
l.. Manton gives tea Tuesday night
The third of the series of five ''Satur-
day night dances" given by George Breide |
"A nd Will Holgate in Is. Il. hall. Saturday |
evening, proved 10 be quite.the joliest yet. |
The party numbered about sixty.