Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-04-27
MUSIC IN THE AIR.
SoclaIs and Entertainments
Last Night.
Number Almost Equaled Those Of
East Monday Night.

being equalled last evening In the mum.
ber Of oocials and entertainments held.
There were no less than half dozen and
al were Of very pleasant nature and wSlI
attended. A. some Of the affairs . very
Interesting programme consisting Of vocal
and instrumental sslsotions ssd rsadipgs
were rendered prsyieus 10 dansing.
ChSiss1ss Dssssi.s society.
One Of the finest affairs Of the evening
Dossrins Sooisty Of the Church Of the
Holy Trinity, which was held In the
AleaEsr. The sttendauce was very large
and select and the beautiful hall present.
Cd pleasing appearance ~ the dancers
executed the movements Of the different
numbers on the programme.
The music was BY Baker Bros orchss-
ira and II 10 needless to say Il was excel.
ent and ut intermission dainty collation.
was served. There were twenty-five mum.
bers on the very neat programme and
each and all were thoroughly enjoyed.
The grand march was led BY william Fl.
Grimes and Miss Lizzie Hunt In an ad.
mirsble manner.
barney Merry Lodge.
A musical and literary entertainment
was held In Music Hall assembly rooms
under the auspices OF Barney Merry
Lodge, No. 70, A. +. and A. NJ, and proved
to be very enjoyable affair. It was .
gathering OF the members, their families
and friends and ~ one OF the members
expressed Il "a family affair.""
The following programme was excellent.
ly rendered: Overture-"6ilver Bell"
Talma Orchestra; "a Bet Of Turquoise"
Mrs. Annie 8. Hough; "The Bostswain's
Story" William M. Traiton; "Only Thee"
Miss Eva B. Resell, Mr.. Albert L. Ladd
"A study Of Shakespeare" Mrs. Anniei6.
Hough; Bohemian GIRL" orchestra; /;
solo, Miss Russell; "She Would be q
Mason," A inonologus written for Mrs.
Hough; "In Old Madrid," Miss Russell,
Messrs. Ladd and Trafton; Medley,
orchestra.
Supper followed and then dancing, there
being ten numbers on the neat dance
order.
Enterpriis Lodge.
The seventy sixth anniversary of Amer
lean Odd Fellowship was observed by En.
terprise Lodge. NO. 22, !. o. o. F., at their
handsome hall In the Miller block by q
complimentary entertain mept to It's Nom.
bers and their friends. There were about
500 present and after the concert there
was collation. and dancing In the lower
hall.
The following was the programme:
Overture, "Odeon," the Daisy (Ladies)
Orchestra, Mrs. Lottie l.. Lewis leader;
solo, 30 Tell us Merry Birds" Miss Daisy
Chase; reading, selected, Nettie M. Buck-
lin; solo, "The Little Lost Cnild,n Walter
e. Rogers; cornet solo, "Ihe Lily" polka,
Mrs. May Nichols; reading, Chow Jimmy
Tended the Baby" Master George II.
Campbell; solo, "rhe Holy City," Miss
Sadie Duxbury, violin solo, ''5th Air"
Prof. Arthur Fox, Of the LicentIate Col
lege OF Vioiinists; solo, "Greyport Town."
Miss Daisy Chase; reading, selected, Net
tie M. Bucklin; clarinet solo, Gun Reve,"
(Fantasia) Miss Lena Sulloway; solo,
"lts English as you see 1t on Broadway"
Walter E. Rogers; reading, "The Bald
Headed Man." Master George II. Camp
bell; violin solo, "March Nupile," Prof.
Arthur Fox; solo, "The Flower Girl" It.
allan. Miss Sadie Duxbury; Manhattan
Beach march, the Daisy Orchestra.
Naval Reserves.
The first military, naval and civic dress
ball OF the Pawtucket Naval Reserve Ar.
tillery company was held In Enterpean
Hall, Cottrell block, and the spacious
room presented a very picturesque ap-
pearance as majority of the members
in regulation uniform. Music was fur
nished by Fairman's orchestra and there
were twenty numbers on the pretty dance
order. collation. was served at inter-
mission. The different committees were
as follows: Committee OF arrangements,
executive committee, Ensign e. l.. Bur-
chell, Seaman Ii. Houlihan, Gunner's
Mate III. A. Duby; floor director, Boat.
swain's Mate A. Crosby; assistant floor
director, Boatswain's Mate T.. Joslin; aids,
Gunner's Mate w. Dexter, Quartermaster
ID. Small, Quartermaster q. Whitman,
Coxswain c. E. Bassett, Seaman G. N,
Miller; reception committee, Lieutenant
A. l.. Fairbrother, Ensign g. w. Jones,
Ensign E. l.. Burchell.
Clan Fraser, q. 8. q.
The lth anniversary OF Clan Fraser,
.. 3. T., was observed at the Auditorium
by an entertainment and dancing. There
was very large attendance and the af-
fair was thoroughly enjoyable. The pro.
gramme was as follows:
Solo, James Kinlock; solo, Mrs. James
Taite; address, Chief James Meiklejohn;
solo, Alexander Marsland; reading, j. b.
Craig.
Each artist appeared twice, rendering
different selections. Dancing and col.
lation followed and the music was fur
nished by Blacks orchestra.
The members Of the committee OF ar
were: George M. Mackenzie
James Holburn, David McFadgeu, Mat
thew Lang, John Birtwell and John w.
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