Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-04-20
after THE BALL.
Several Happy Gatherings
Last Night.
PRETTY CLASS RECEPTIONS.
Sons Of Veterans, Foresters and Others
Enjoy Themselves.

Several socials were held In the different
halls In this city last evening and were
very well attended. The events of tho
evening were the dancing classIreceptions.
Third Annual.
The third animal reception rendered by
Miss Emma l.. Handy to her pupils was
held at the Auditorium. The hall was
brilliantly lighted, and on the platform,
nearly hidden from view by beautiful
array OF Easter lilies and other plants,
sat the members OF Langstah's orchestra,
which furnished music for the occasion.
In the balconies and seats around the hall
were the parents and friends of the pupils,
who had possession ofIthe floor from 7
until $3.50 o'clock.
1t was shortly after o'clock when the
column OF pupils emerged from one OF the
ante-rooms, and, led by Jessie Miller and
Hope Adams, two little misses, went
through the mazes of the march. At the
close OF the march dancing was indulged
In by the pupils until $3.50, during which
time two new dances, :he "Amstcrda m"
and "Gavotte der Kaiserin," were given,
the pupils showing great proficiency In
both. The time from 80 until IL O'Clock
was reserved for the older pupils and in
vited guests, many Of whom came from
out OF town.
The floor was in charge of Frederick A.
Jillson, who had the following corps of
able assistants: e. Shirley Greene, Homer
E. Scholze, Arthur K. Alden, Harry
Holmes, Lyman Darling and Roscoe
Dexter. During the evening Miss Handy
was presented an elegant gold wa.ch by
the members Of the class.
Select Social.
Prof. Jesse Nj. Audelia's dane Ing claes
neld pleasant social in Music Hall as.
sembly rooms. The grand march at
o'clock was led by Charles z. Bassett and
wife, aud was participated in by fifty
couples, music being furnished by Fair.
mans orcheatrr, The committee of ar
rangements were Charles z. Bassett,
Philip s. Ripley, Micnael Healey; floor
manager, DIR. A. J. For,ier; reception
committee, James Farnum, Miss Emma
White. Miss Nellie Batsett, Miss Maggie
O'Keefe.
Sons of Veterans.
Capt. A. K. r'ilton Camp, 8. of w., held
the annual masquerade at the Alcazar.
The costumes were OF the usual variety,
the grotesque predominating. The grand
costume participated, was led by Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles A. Bailey. The music was
by the Pawtucket City Band Orchestra,
and dancing was indus ged in to the hearts
content. Following Is the committee of
arrangements: Thomas M. Sweetland,
Willis Beatty, j. A. Card, A. d. Clifford,
w. w. Haskins; General Floor Director
Thomas M. Sweetland; Aids-Willis
Beatty, w. w. Haskins, Z. A. Bailey, F.
N. Blake; Reception Committee-R. FL.
Dexter, g. e. Thurber, j. F. Leahey, J. A.
Card. Among those present were Senior
Vice Commander In Chief Theodore A.
Barton, Col. Sphinx, Major Thompson and
Past Captain Clinton Of Burnside Camp,
Providence.
Eureka Temple.
Eureka Temple held an entertainment
and social in Aetna Hall. The entertain.
ment consisted OF music and readings,
and hoop drill by IL young ladies. At
the close OF the entertainment daDcing
was INDUCED In to the music Of Demers'
Orchestra. The committee who had the
affair In charge were Miss Hattie l.. Bul.
lock, Mrs. Amelia Davis and Miss Mile
Tompkins.
Foresters Dance.
The fourth annual ball of Court City Of
Pawtucket, A. y. F. of A., was held laet
evening I'm Infantry Hall. There was
very good attendance and hilarity reigned
supreme during the night. Music was
furnished by Demer's orchestra which
was inspiring to the dancers.
The "a numbers on the programme
were thoroughly enjoyed and the floor
was continually in use except for a short
intermission for supper at midnight.
The grand march was iod by Owen F.
Mcclure and lady and was grand $40.
cess.
The whole affair was decidedly successful
to which credit Is due the efficient COM
mittee OF arrangements consisting OF
Robert II. Hubbert, chairman; Frank
Duhaine, secretary; Bernard J. Gersghty,
Charles A. Jackson, Louis Demers and
Owen F. Mcclure.
Tho General Floor Director was Owen
F. Mcclure and his assistant was Bernard
j, Goraghty, and they wore assisted by
William II. Leach, William H. Gill,
Thomas +, Geraghty and Thomas j.
Moran as aids.
Messrs. Frank Afiieck, John p. Smith
and Michael ii. McGowan were most
assidious In looking after the guests of
the court.