The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-10-19
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Alfredian Hall was filed TO the doors at
O'Clock last night when Lighthouse
Lodge, Daughters Of st. George, gave it's
tirSt dramatic entertGinment and social.
The program opened with an overture
by Greene's Orchestra; q piano duet
by the Misses Fannie Wood and
Polly Allen; reading, entitled "Potatoss,"
Annie Turner; song, "Yes or Eea," Miss
Hattie Thorton. Then came q delightful
comedy, ''Ssrah's Young Man" by six
young ladies from Perseverance Lodge OF
Olneyville, under the direction OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Hayden. This little
play kept the audience in roars
finished he audience were sorry for il.
The training Of tine Young ladies reflects
credit on Mr.. and Mrs. Hayden. After
the play, dancing was INDUCED in. the
grand march being led by Herbert Roberts
and lady. At intsrmission refreshments
were served and dancing continued
until IL O'Clock. The success of
he entertainment Is due in great meas
IRE TO Miss Beulsh Wood, chairman;
~ Aiics Miller, secretary and Miss
Neiie Hatbugt, hoOr msuaver, Herbert
Roberts; Essis ant fi0or manager, William
Bp!lowe'i. efTeshmcnt Coromittee, Mira.
Martha Wood, Mrs. Maria Luna and Mrs.
Allen.
and Tbc~1ao Lund. Among those present
were &rs. Martha Wood, district deputy
OF Rhod. Island, Past President Mrs.
Webly, Mrs. Dsnmsn, Mss spender OF
Prosperity Lodge, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Clarke
Mr.. Stephenson, Mrs. John Gregory, Mrs.
Merritt, Mrs. Moody, Mrs. Hasklns,
sire. Wedding on, Mrs. Emma Long, Mrs.
rn;ningWeY, Ira. Hfc soft, Mrs. Dowd-
Mrs. Ogden, Mrs. Harrow, Mrs.
IKE, Mrs. Fra ham, Mrs Slsds, Mrs.
3. .Dam Lu 8. ne Misses Nellie Hasklts,
Daehsme, Ogden, Minnie Besser, Polly
IL I'D 4 v~f. - f.a a.
Hon. har,es Il. smS &, Abe Stephenson,
James Brown, Mr.. Hsminyway, Waite
Wright aud wife, Arthu HSskett, George
Pnlsett, Jemoa Higg rs, Frank Dowding,
ku enc Young, ne well known tons0rI'
artlst, and Mil Lund. Much credit 3
due little Annie DOwding, who sold he
la ,est number OF ticNets.
ColuTo bus Lodge No. l6, A. o. u. W.,
head ils regular ne ting IN Nor n star
HGll last evening. One cand date was ipi-
tia I'd and there WAS one proposition for
~ mhershIp. There were two visiting
IN ~ bers present, j. W. arues and George
y Joh 1son, W no spoke upon he good OF
.hs order, as d,d Master Workman Kel e.
her, and hers. A collation. was served.
The Owl Cub and their lady friends
visit d { he Misses Young, 4l6 Cha kStone
avenue, ast ev ming. They were given p
warm welcome by toe young lad Ies who
trrate them to r. resnuten 5. These was
time generally. The speech of j. +. j.
n cCarthy brought down the mouse.
Word has been received at the Second
station that Officers HAYDEN anu Ne
in. arc being treated right royalty 10
New YORK city. They have waited the
various police stations and police head
quarters, and attended the hearings of the
Il xow committee. They also visited tho
Bowery and the Five Points, aud Baxter
street, where had * not been for ne
presence OF the Now YORK officers, who
were escorting them, they would been
ulled into one OF the stores and made to
buy a suit of clothes.
a week ago it looked as IL there would
be a bitter Sight between tho two oppos-
ing factions of Democrats In the Third
Ward. But rumor has Il this morning
that all differences have been patched up,
and the two factions have united on Al
derman Mccarthy, Councilmen James
Burdick. Augustus Giblin, Daniel O'Con-
nor, and Timothy Y. Murphy, and for
school committee, Alderman ID. 4. McCsr-
thy.