The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-10-05
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The Bachelors Club, composed OF prom
inent young men of the North End, gave
Its first priva.e social in Carroll Street
Hall last evening. The hall was prettily
decorated with flags, bunting and Chinese
lanterns. More than one hundred couples
were in the grand march, which was
and Miss Maggie Conaty. They We're
followed by George Christian and Miss
Mary Philips. Burke's Orchestra fur.
nished the music. The program was
elaborate and contained 20 numbers, one
of which WAS devoted 10 THE NEWS. At
intermission supper was served by Caterer
Carpenter. A jollier party never got to-
gether than the bachelors. The committee
OF arrangements were: William II. Fuller,
chairman; Edward j. Kelly, secretary
Thomas l.. Dunn, treasurer; Nicholas
r. Cain, Harry a. Carney, Frank c.
Merewether, Philip j. Reavy, Robert l..
Ellis. Floor Director, Nicholas
+. Cain; assistant, George III. Christian;
aids, Philip j. Reavy, chief:
Harry A. Carney, Robert l.. Bethune,
Frank g. Merewether, John ID. Ellis Id
ward j. Reilly, Fred A. Burnham; recep-
tion committee, William X. Fuller,
Thomas +. Dunn. Among those present
were the Misses Mamie Green. Mamie and
Maggie Madam, Mr. and Mrs. George T.
Labelle, Louise Paro, Tllinghast sisters,
Margaret Lynch, Mary, Nellieand Minnie
Davis, Mamie Grace, Maggie Riley,
Gertrude McCartin, Crossing sisters Mag
gle Brady, Maggie Hogan, Katie Philips,
Mary Philips, Margaret Bagley, Katie
OConnor, Maggie Bowling, Gillese sis
ters, Margaret Dulin, Bertha Flynn, Abb
bic Green, Margaret Neen, Eve and Mel
lie Rice, Alice McGlone, Lizzie Walsh,
Mary Broderick, Annie and Mamie
bowling, Bertha, Sadie and Maria
Mechon,. Jessie Flynn, Susie Watson,
Mamie Mullarky, Maggie Wright, Jennie
OConnell, Annie Browning, Messrs.
Nicholas Cain, George Christian, John
ASOsker, Dennis Donovin, Charles Cas-
sidy, John O'Neil, Richard Lacy, Edward
Heslyn, Thomas Kearns the well-known
actor of the Superba company;
Charles and Joseph O'DonneiI.
Frederick Burnham, Joln German, Hugh
Stewart, John Flynn, Robert Bethune,
Edward Riley, Thomas Dunn, William
Fuller, John Ellis, Frank Mereweth her,
John Keefe, Albert CroWell. George II. ]
Flynn, John Heffcrnan, Edward Cahill.
1t was O'Clock this morning before the
party broke up.
Princess May Lodge No. 10, Daughters
OF st. George, will hold their regular meet
ing next Monday evening, in Slocum Post
Hall. After short session the lodge will
hold an experience meeting and entertain
n
to make the Entertainment grand sue
cess.
There was a very enthusiastic caucus OF
Third Ward Republicans i'm the polling
room on Smith street last evening There
was only one ticket in the field for dele
gates to the state convention. Every
thing was harmonious. George w. Brown
was elected chairman and George
Lord secretary without any opposition.
The meeting lasted just seven
IN inutes, and the following gentlemen
were elected delegates to The convention:
Hon. Charles III. Smart, benjamin Conner
sail and Thomas RisoD, chairman OF the
Third Ward Republican city committee.
Bob Powers, John Wilson and Arthur
Mckenzie went TO Valley Falls yesterday
and caught 1873 fish including bull heads,
black bass and pickerel.
There was birth lay party at the resi-
residence OF Frank Bsrone on Charles
street, Tooleville last evening. The
Tooleville band turned out in q
body and serenaded Mr.. Berone. |
and were invited into the house where !
were served and dancing
and singing continued until ~ O'Clock. !
The Humbert Society, OF which Mr..
Baroue Is a member, presented him with |
a handsome gold headed cane in honor of |
his 43rd birthday. MIR Parone is very |
popular among the citizens OF Toolevil.e. |
having been i'm business there "a number |
OF years.
A valuable black and tan bull belonging
TO John Meehan, on West Park street, |
died yesterday az the age OF 10 years.
There was chimney Gre at the pork \
establishment OF j. NJ. Schott, on RAN
dali street, 90 O'Clock yesterday after-
noon. The men who work in the build \
ing secured several pals of water aad put |
out the iire before IL could 90 any serious |
damage. Loss about SIS.
There will be a snecial maeti,o o,u
Irving Literary Club in their rooms on
North Main street this evening, for the
purpose OF discussing the sdvisabiiity of
holding q ball la the near future.