The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-01-04
NORTH END Ne VS.
The People Who Enjoyed Life
Last Evening"
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Father Mathew Temperance Society
held its I'D annual banquet in Quinn's
Hall last evening. About $50 ladies and
gentlemen, nearly all members OF the
club, sat down to q, fine turkey sup
per furnished by Caterer Quinn.
John Mattefson was toastmaster and
acquitted himself cfeditably. After all
had satisfied themselves with supper
that was even fit for king, the following
tossts were delivered: "Our Guests"
Mr.. Peter Deveiin; "United States." w.
Masterson; "Catholic Church" T. Reilly;
sour Ladies' Societies" John McCulIa;
"Our Brother Members" Miss Mary e.
McCafcry. Vocal selections, Chris Cox;
reading, Rose Rice; vocal selection, Jo-
seph Fulton.
The committee of arrangements: Chair-
man, Peter Devlin; secretary, Thomas
Ianglands; treasurer, Mathew Carey;
John Fitzpatrick, Joseph Fulton. Ladies
neil, Mary T.. McCaffery, Mary Farrelly,
A. Cox, Mamie Masterson, M. Mulianey;
guests from st. Mary's Temperance Soci-
ETY., Pawtucket, Miss Bertha, the Misses
Golding ard McKehoe. President Nc
Aioon. Among Others present were Alice
McNiff, Lillian Reynolds, Mr.. and
Mrs. r.. Allen, MIR. aud Mrs. James Null
laney, Miss Sarah Lamb, Della O'Brien,
Lizzie Taylor, Bessie McGovern,
Rosella Morris, Sophia Rancourt.
Annie Reilly, Anna Taylor, Mary e. Nc
Cuila, Rose Blessing, Maggie Finnerty,
Mamie Fitzpatrick, Nellie Halton,
Rose T.erney, Celia O'Connor, Teresa
Langworth, Evelyn Percival, Ella
Masterson, Mamie Mullarkey, Annie
Farreiiy Maggie Martin, Messrs.
MuiIaney, John McC- liz, Edward Nc
and Thomas McCaffrey, William Fulton,
James Mccoy, Hugh Gray, William Mas
terson, Eddie King, John Lamb,
Frank McKenna, Terence Masterson,
Joseph McGahey, John Curran, Henry
Joseph Hawkins. Professor McCaffrey's
orchestra furnished music for dancing,
which continued until II o'clock.
The G-attan Cadets will hold q grand
ball in Dimoud's Hall this evening. Sew
erai distinguished military gentlemen are
expected 10 be present.
Tonight in Alfredian Hall the Loyal
Lily Lodge Of Odd Fellows will hold
public installation and concert. Some OF
the best local talent have signified their
willingness to contribvte their services to
the amusement Of the evening.
Lasalle Council No. 5S, Knights of
Columbus, held its fourth annual ball in
Diamond Hall last evening. About
one hundred couples participated in
the grand march, which was led
by William Kane and Miss Bella Roach,
who looked very beautiful in handsome
cream colored dress, and who was ac-
knowledged to be the belle of the bali.
Tho committee of arrangements
were: Chairman, John Il. Dulan;
secretary. William j. Kane; treasurer,
John II. Hennessy, George X. Flynn, VIM.
h. Carroll, Arthur j. Holmes, Thomas j.
Flynn, John Kelly, John Flynn, Tim
dirs director, John 0Hy' y Duisn; sn;'' assistant
floor director, William j. Rane; chief OF
aids. Thomss j. Flynn; aids, w. IA. Carroll
John Kelly, j. +. Hennessy, j. j. Deignan,
II. +. Holton, j. +. McElroy, j. O'Brien,
Frank j. Carney, p. j. Mcconnell, Il. j.
g. X. Flynn, e. J. Mccarthy, A. J..
MeossaIlp n ohsarph ] e cumminss.' milSy' Among m y:
those present were the Misses
Roach, Margaret Clarke, Nellie
Burbage, Mamie Hanley, Mamie Roach,
Annie Gilbanc, Margaret Murphy, the
Misses Hennessy, Josie Keeie, Lula
Flynn, Josie kuppert, Dora Smith, Belle
Whalen, the Misses Davis and Gillen,
Mamie Hackets, Annie Deignan, Mamie
Taylor, Rose O'Neil, Maggie keenan,,
Katie ). Henry, Mrs. +. J. Sheridan, Mrs.
Miles A. McNamee. Messrs. James Bless
ing, State Deputy Miles A. McNamee,
District Deputy Il. j. Mccarthy,
T. Z. Molloy, Grand knight John FIynr,
M. s. McGinty, James Cronm, Henry l..
Carney, Thomas Walsh, John Bus
tard, Edward Ormond, E. j..
Sheridan, John r. McOsser, James
j. Mc0ann and George Clegg OF Elmwood
Councils; John Careno, Inoma, Jones,
lhomas Smith. Joseph p. Canning ana
Joseph j. Crotton of Eimwood Council.
Fred Newman, OF the Half Dime Lunch
Room, had charge OF the liquid refresh
meats, aud the way he handled he crowd
showed that he was an old hand at the
business. After the cance was over, about
two o'clock a. m, Fred invited several Of
his friends 10 the Half Dime, wnere they
pariook OF q meal which only Fred could
get up for them, and every one of the
party said IL was the best meal he had
ever eaten.