The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-03-10

| She is on her way to Nebraska where
| she will institute grand assembly OF the
| order, and while she is I'm that part of the
| country she will make an eff0rt to insti-
tute subordinate aH grard assemb blies
| I'm the states. During her stay in this
| city she will be the guest of Past Chan
cellor Mrs. +. i. Morrow.
| The Y. T.. B. Club will meet with Sis
| ter Morrow next Monday afternoon and
| evening, The Supreme Chancellor Mrs,
Young will probably remain in town un-
| til that date, so that the members and
| the families of the club may have an op-
| portunity TO meet her.
At the session OF Hermione Asse mbly
last Monday afternoon three applica tions
| for membership were received. The
grand chancellor. Mrs. w. ID. Laird, who
| is a member of the assembly, has prom
| ised to present the names of five more
applicants at the next session. On Mon
day evening, Marcl ~, this assembly
will hold a bon-bon carnival in Oriental
Hall.
Charlotte Ward Assembly will hold a
musical aud literary entertainment in
Rhode Island Lodge, X. of T.. hall, No.
% Westminster street, tomorrow evening.
Hermione Assembly will visit Smith
sonian Assembly Friday evening. Mar ch
18th.
The Home Workers will meet at the
residence OF Sister knight. on Waldo
street. next THURSDAY afternoon.
Calanthe Assembly held q very large
meeting We inesday with visitors present
from all the assemblies. A very enjoy
able meeting was held and remarks
were made by nearly all the visitors.
Sister Rich was reported To be improving
Elmwood Assembly held a very pleas
ant session last Wednesday evening. 1t
was voSed TO hold a social Friday even
About forty members of Elmwood
Assembly made . surprise visit to Sister
Bliven at her residence on the corner of
Hope aud Williams street last Monday
evening aud presented her with hand
some French clock. 1t was Sister Bliven's
birthday.
The Grand Assembly held meeting
yesterday afternoon. The grand chan
cellor, Mrs. w. d. Laird, appointed
the following committees: On finance,
Past Chancellors Mrs. A. NJ. Black, Mrs.
y. Il. Kiunecum and Mrs. w. III. Peck
ham on credentials and returns. Mrs
Il. i. Reach. Mrs. N. B. Johnson and
Mrs. h. Baker; on appeals and griev-
ances, Grand Vice Chancellor Mrs. j. II.
Wilbur, and Past Coalcellors Mrs. >. j.
Bell aud Mrs III. n. French; on laws for
subordinate assemblies, Grand Chan
eeiIor Mrs w. ID, Laird. Mrs.
relief n T. and rIeqsn bsns, nnd 1s Mrs o. MoNSr WsUH
Mrs. L. rhurber and Mrs S. +. Welden,
on printing, Mrs. A. NJ Black, Miss
May Staid and Mrs. +. Il. Morrow; on
hall, Mrs. 0. Wood Mrs +. +. Thatcher.
Mrs. 4. Reid; on Pythian Sisterhood day,
Mrs. j. Il. Braman, the Past Grand
Chancellor Mrs. l.. G. Greene, the
Past Chancellor Mrs. Il. Watson,
Mrs q. +. Winslow, Mrs. 5. Z.
Welden, Mrs. G. Miller, Mrs. A. III.
Wood, Mrs. N. b. Johnson, Mrs T. Sim
mons and Mrs. j. o. Anthony; trustees,
Mrs. b. l. Keach, Mrs 4. +. Morrow and
Mrs. n. b. johnson. Ii was voted to
hold concert and ball some time during
the year, anu at a later date the grand
chancellor will appoint committee.
The next regular session will be Oh the
second Thursday in February, 1894
Combination tickets at low prices. numbered
from l to 81, ,999 BROWN, ~ Eddy street.