Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-03-31

SEVERAL SOCIALS.
II Was a Lively Night in the City Of Paw
tucket.

II Was Lively Night In the City oi Paw
tucket.
Nearly every hall In the city last even
ing was the scene of ball, social or
party and it is needless to state all were
very enjoyable parties.
The third grand masquerade ball OF the
Burnside Cadets was held i'm Infantry
Hall, Exchange street, and the spacious
room was well filled. IL was also the
opening of the fair which viii continue
several nights.
The grand march was led by Sergt.
James Kelley and Miss Maggie Wheatley
to the music OF the Alpine Orchestra. The
costumes we're pretty and some comieal.
Prizes consisting of n silver butter knife,
a card case and box OF cigars were given
for the best costumes
The dances mum bered twenty-five and
were all suitably dedicated ana the com
mittees were as follows:
Executive Committee Chairman, Lieut..
William j. Welch; recording secretary,
Lieut.. James NJ. Cunning; financial sec.
retsry, Priv. Joseph Welch; treasurer,
Priv. Joseph Salisbury; general floor di-
rector-Sergt. James Kelly; aids-Sergts.
Laurie ana Murphy, Privates Abbott,
Maudsley, Cox, Tyrrell, Bartiey, Roberts,
Cain and r. Cunning; reception commit
tee-Chairman, Capt. Mau dsley, Lieut..
Welch and Lieut.. Cunning.
cycling Club.
In the Alcazar a very pretty affair took
place, IL being he first select social OF the
Pawtucket Cycling Club. There was
large party and Longstsff furnished music.
The grand march was led by David t.
Burton and lady.
The fourteen dances passed OF pleas
antly and the first social was success.
The committee were as follows: General
manager, David t. Burton; floor director,
Fred f.. Gay; aids, II. 3. Potter, II. s.
Russell, f. X. Kelley, Joseph LaPlant;
recepl ion committee, H. l.. Spencer, Z. A.
McCallum, James Dawson, X. A. Wilbur,
Fred II. l.. James.
Carpenters and Joiners.
Local branch No. 342 OF the United
Brotherhood OF Carpenters and Joiners
OF America held a nicely arranged social
In Chickering Hall, Beswick block :,
seventeen dances being on the pro-
gramme. The dedication OF each was
unique ana the music was furnished by
Prof. Viau's full orchestra.
The committees were as follows: Com
mittee OF srrangemeuts-James Duffy,
George Hughes, Godfrey Csllum, Victor
Larose, Edward Beaudette, Louis Poirer
and John Needham. Floor manager-John
Needham. Ass stant-Henrv Bell.
Got "A Gold Watch.
A party OF about forty surprised Miss
Maggie Mcdonald at her home on Beatty
street last evening ana presented her witt
a handsome gold watch as a memento of
her 10Th birthday.
Frank McArdle made the present alton
.peech. 80 esz,
The evening was spent In dancing and a
musical entertainment. Supper was
served.
Another surprise
Miss Nellie Mckinley was called on at
her home on Summit street by party of
thirty friends and pleasant evening
spent. Thcre were vocal solos 10y Misses
Jessie and Lizzie Mckinley, banjo solos by
Il. p. Iobe, Jr., and piano solos by Miss
Nellie Mckinley, the hostess.
whist Party.
A very pleasant whist party was held at
tue residence of Miss Cora Sisson on
Summit street and a few hours enjoy
ably spent.
A Ba,ket Party.
st. Msry's Christian Doctrine. Society
held a basket party in Clan Fraser Hall
that was very pleasant and largely atten-
ded. There was dancing to music by
Bucklin's orchestra and he baskets were
sold a, the proper time to the mig hest bid
der ny suctioneers Charles Il. Buckley and
William McDermott who were such a
success that they intend to follow the
business hereafter. The committee OF ar
rangemeuts were: Daniel Lenihsn, vii.
liam McDermott, Lawrence Hogan, John
Murphy, John Degnan, Charles Buckley
and James Il. Brennan.
KroeDer Lodge,
Theodore Kroener Lodge, ID. o. H., held
a social In u. A. r. Hall, Littleiield block,
Norih Main street, which was the WY the
mem bers observed I ne 18th anniversary OF
the Lodge and the Nth anniversary OF the
order. II was very enjoyable and the
committee OF arrangements were as fol-
lows: Ernest Litterer, l.. Hohl, Thomas
Lennar, IL. Rove and q. Hoepul.
whist Party.
A very pleasant whist party was held ut
the residence OF Miss Carrie BrowneIi,
Saylesville, Wednesday evening. There
were large number present and some
very nice prizes were given.
Private Social.
The young men OF Valley Falls and
Lonsdaie held private social IN Odd Eel.
lows Hall in the latter village last even
ing. Thomas Dwhan was floor manager
and music was by McCloskey's orchestra
There were guests present from Provi-
dence, Pawtucket and other places. A
collation. was served and chartered car
conveyed home the visitors from this city.
CuNarina Eson, T.ar,one