The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-10-12
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The Owl Social Club of Smith gave its
sth select social in Carroll Street Hall last
evening. A merrier party never got to-
gether. The hall was decorated with
Chinese lanterns and buntings, and the
stage was filled with profusion OF pot ted
plants and flowers. The handsome dresses
worn by the young women seemed 10
blend in harmony with the scene. The
music, too, was fine. Everybody seemed
to be happy as they tripped the light fan
tastic until 3 o'clock this morning. The
order of dances contained 20 numbers and
everyone INDUCED.
Among those present were the Misses
Dora Smith. Fanny Shea, Myra McElroy,
Mary McHale, daughter OF Councilman
McHales, Mamie Nadeau, Rose Carragher,
Agnes Mulvey, Margaret Mahan, Dora
McGinn, Margaret Fitzgerald, Maggie
Duffy, Mamie Mahon, Mamie Mccarthy,
Katie Mulvey, Maggie McGinn, Miss Bork
Misses Connors, Anna Barry, Katie Parker,
Mary Mcpherson, Sarah Mcintyre, Mamie
Barry, Celia Gilmartin, Louise Cox,
Ida Curley, Mamie Costello, Katie
from Pawtucket, Annie mclaughlin
Stapleton, Mr.. and Mrs. lilies l.. McNa-
NEE, Misses Keefe, Young, Garrick, MUIR
ply, Gillese, Gailigan, Bnsteed; Messrs.
John McOsker, j. Mccarthy, j. Busteed,
John Connors, James j. McGovern, Presi-
dent OF the Irving Literary Club; John
Daniels, Charles Duffy and Miss Mamie
Goodwin, John Canning, John X. Flynn,
Joseph Degnan, Edward McGinn, e. j.
Mccarthy, VIM. Murphy, George Lovett,
Councilman j. Gormley OF Lowell, Mass,
Thomas DoHohue, Joseph Canning, John
l.. Mulvey, George Craig, Timothy Mol
10y, John Reynolds, J. Russell, II. J.
Mcintyre, A. Clarke, Joseph Harton,
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John Farrell, Frank Donnelly,
Charley Jordan, Frank Flanagan,
Messrs. McAuiifie, Finnigan, John Barry.
The committee of arrangements were:
A. Gurbee, VIM. NJ. Tanning, Thomas
McNin, 4. Il. Mcguire. Floor committees:
J: +. j. Mccarthy, John L; Mnlvey, 4. T..
Mulgrew, &. &. Tanning, w. n. Duffey.
John Beatrice was helping TO move a
house from May street TO the rear of as
Shawmut street, yesterday afternoon,
when the rope which was attached to the
house broke and hit Beatrice over the
head, knocking him down, rendering him
unconscious. lie recoved few moments
later, and was taken 10 his home in Paw
tucket, in the carriage of Michael EARLY
the owner of the building.
Michael Dugan, member of Court
Hope, A. o. +. OF A., died at his home, 149
Greely street, early this morning. Mr..
Dugan leaves widow and two children.
hc ANOIih AsLd iSnihk NluD WIN hoN AZ
to Oakland Beach yesterday. They had
clambake and game of ball and good
time generally. There were only % in
the party, which included Joseph Rocks,
whose goat was stolen the night befo re
the American Mechanics parade. Joe has
recovered the celebrated goat which has a
history that would fill a volume. The
game of ball was very interesting. No
one was killed, but the umpire George
Houg ghton, ought to have been, so some of
the club say for his rank decisions.
The Young Mems Sir Moses Montefore
Society have elected officers for the en-
suing term as follows: President, ii.
Bluementhai; vice president, j. Fine;
secretary, ). Cohen; treasurer, j. Robin
son. The officers will be installed Sunday
in their hall on North Main street.
The % men from Station made a very
fine appearance yesterday, headed by
dignified Captain Baker, Lieutenant Hor-
ton and Sergeant Thomas.
Peter Mulgrew, the well-known tenor,
has gone TO Hartford, Conn, to join a
variety company now playing in that
city.
DIR. A. +. A. Barry OF Smiths hill was
married quietly To Miss Lizzie McAuiifie
at st. Josephs church yesterday morning.
After the ceremony, the wedding breakfast
was served al the home OF the brides
father, Owen McAuliffe, on Vermont street.
The happy couple started for short bridal
tour yesterday afternoon, and on their re-
turn w i'll reside on Smiths Hill.