The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-13

sOclDillty 10 a Rrea or extent THIS fall ana
winter than las been the custom la the
past Some weeks ago a monster COM
mitt Q was formed for the purpose Of
arranging for a series Of socials
and entertainments. and at the close Of
the meeting last Monday evening the
members Of the committee met aud the
the following named brothers weEs.
elected as officers Of the comnittee:
Warren X. Ballou. chairman; j. v.
Schroeder, secretary and w. IA. Peck,
treasurer. Sub. committees ON printing.
music, refreshments ETC., were elected.
series Tuesday evening, October 81, In
their hall No. IS Westminster street.
The officers OF the grand lodge made an
official visit 10 What Queer lodge last
Monday evening. This evening the grand
port, aud on Wednesday evening will
visit Abraham Lincoln lodge Of Man
ton.
Past Chancellor Horace Franklin Of
st. George aud Brother j. w. Miller OF
st. Emo lodges left this city for the
Worlds fair last Monday morning via the
New York and New ENGLAND r. X.
The court OF appeals of New Orleans
hsS oAi - a0StotSh VI VIC SitCuts
court In the case OF the supreme lodge
against Mrs. Eugenia Kalinski, who's
husband bad been a member Of the endow-
ment rank, but mt the time OF his
death was in arrears to his subordinate
lodge for one years dues. and therefore
forfeited bis membership, the amount
Of the endowment was $1,000. The court
allowed the full amount together with the
co .ts, as the court held that the member
had not lost his right in that branch of
the order,
Sterling Pythias and Providence lodges
will meet this evening.
What Cheer division Of the Uniform
rank was very pleasantly surpr. sed last
Friday evening by having a visit from
Perseverance, division. The visitors
were headed by Captain j. N. Will ans.
There were about twenty-five In the party,
who were given "A heartw welcome by
Captain Walter s. McLane. As soon as
the visitors had been served one
or two of the members of
What Cheer division retired from the
armory and prepared n feast for the
party aud as soon as It was ready the d.
vision was closed and all hands retired
to the banquet hall, where eating. drink
ing and a merry time was the order II
the evening. IL a nearly midnight be-
fore the visitors tool their dep trture.
Enterprise lodge held a meeting last
evening. One pleasant itsm Of
business transacted was the prop
o.itlon to pay Smithonian
lodge a fraternal visit next Tuesday even-
ing. and every member OF the loiRe WIN
has q desire to spend a pleasant evening
s'iould make an extra effort to join the
delegation, which will meet at the bor 0
car DEPOT at s o'clock. Arranreme Us
are TO be made 10 entertain several lodges
during the winter season.
st. Johns lodge conferred the rank Of
,quire upon one ctndidats last evening.
G,rfeld division met Inst evening.
Lieutenant Colonel ]. ID. Carpenter was
present.
Grind Chancellor GEORGE c. q ties AMI
suits made an official visit to What
Cheer lodge last Monday evening a d
there fonnl a large number of the
brothers present to greet them.
Nearly all OF the city lodges were
represented. Remarks were made by
the sfi :ers OF the grand board, and Past
Chancellor Nelson S. Davis and Chancel-
Tor Commander A. j. Batche,der OF Ster-
liz 10 lRe. A supper was served at the
close OF the meeting.
supreme Chancellor w. W. Blackwell
" as at the session II the grand lodge of
New Hampshire that was held nc Nashua
Last Wednesday.
The attendance mt the session OF Elm
vrod !.dSe last Wednesday evening was
God. The rank OF page was conferred
upon Que candidate and permission was
given one applicant to bcome a member