The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-10-11
NORTH END NEWS
I've Very Successful Dancing Parties
kast Evening.
Wony MALI, Injured at the BIcschery,
Died Early This Morning.
Tnn NIws BuRrAu,
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NORTH ErD, tko BRANCH AykNuu
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Last evening What Cheer Hall on North
Main street was the scene of one OF the
pleasantest gatherings OF q social nature
That has been held In this section In
many q month. II was announced az
the dancing psrty OF the mo Name
Club, and as one Der oil the clup
suggested, Il was intended as novelty,
and such In some respects II was. The
order OF dances was not filled with names
of committees or floor directors, though,
hevert heles, the orders were remarkably
neat and attractive. The club consists OF
Is gentlemen and when the social or
dancing party OF last evening was decid-
cd on II was suggested that as one mem.
her OF the club was as handsome and
agreeable as another II would be well not
20 advertise any individuals good qusii-
ties in SO prominent a manner as by max.
sng him chairman OF the committee OF
arrangements or floor director.
This was little out OF tho ordinary
manner OF doing business on similar oc-
casions, but II only added to the interest
In the happy affair. There was no grand
waltz and there we're consequently as
many leaders In the Inauguration OF the
party as there were handsome young
women in the hall. The costumes worn
6y the ladies were in many instances very
becoming, and necessarily attractive, YET
knt Iuic duNDltu py thO Somh'fsNS -
cents description OF any OF them. Dur
ing the evening lsunonads was served, or
eather II would be nearer the truth 10 say
any one could help themselves toit that
desired. Two members o. the ciup
looked after the reception OF ,he guests
who were specially invited, including the
club members but their names must
also be withheld, as otherwise there
might be some i'll feeling on the part OF
the ladies and gentlemen from the diner
ent parts OF the city. VINO were present
An the members Of the club wore Law
ender- -colored badges attached TO their
coats by gold pins. and on the badges was
the name OF the club; 125 couples took
part in the very pleasant and tasteiuily
arranged dances. The music was furn-
ished by Youngs orchestra, Ned Young
prompter, which announcement does not
violate the rule OF the club, and even IL II
did IL would have TO be mentioned, OF
such good quality was II. The merry
gathering broke mp about the frst nour
OF the morning, and while II was voted
jolly affair there are said TO have been
SOME ladies present who said that next
year, being leap year, II vas possible
they might give party as far superior
to II Ms an electric light to candle. The
future, IT is to be hoped, will prove this
idea to have a solid foundation.
The members of the club are James
II. Nolan, Thomas I. Flynn, Thomas ID.
McHenry ]. Il. Hennessey, r.. hlley,
James +. Lynn, +. p. Goodwin, Thomas
Kelley, II. A. Stewart, Thomas ). Nc
Govern, John II. Miller, william j. & Cain,
William Carroll, j.. T..Dulin, T. ID. Dowi-
.ng, j. Naylor and James O'Neill.
Today is the Hebrew festival OF Sim
chastorah, one OF the greatest festivals OF
the year, and last evening the \. M. ,.
NJ. M. A. Society held It's sixth snnIsl a.,
mond Hall. The gathering was pleas.
ant one, and from the grand march until
the last OF the "a dances on the order there
was nothing TO interrupt the pleasure
OF the evening. The grand march was
led by floor director Shein and Miss An
were moved through by 40 couples 10 the
pleasant music of Bacon's orchestra. The
51oor was in charge Of A. shein with
Louis Brock, as assistant and l. Llsman,
I. Fsin, l.. Schoenberg and Ph. Crant.;
The refreshment department was vel
kaken care of by s. Cohen, r. Toocisky,
D. Robinson, j. Robinson, =. Lodge, III.
Priest and j. Fam. The committee o
arrangement TO whom much OF the sue
cess OF the affair IL due, were s. Lazcovitz
chairman; L. Zisman, 8. Cohen, j. Fair
and j. Cohen.
Toni Malli, the Italian who fell off tn,
new addition to the Silver Spring Bleach
cry on Tuesday last, died at the Rhod,
Island Hospital about o'clock from the
effects OF bis injuries. He was an unmar
body was given to Undertaken Mccarthy
for burial.
He was much under the influence o
uquor yesterday afternoon as he wsnder
ed along the lower part OF Charles stree
and yet be claimed to be better fixed TO
the winter, whether 1t showed or not
than most OF his fellow citizens. Tn
reason for this opinion on his part wa
that he carried in his hands sleigh run
ner and part OF that that had once don
duty on either q carryaIl or a winter sub
stitute for one.
T.. j. Mccarthy has been appointet
marshal OF the third division, which com
prises all the local councils OF tn
Knights OF Columbus, for the gran,
parade OF the order on Sunday, the 20tl
inst. La Sale Council has hired the Ma