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Three Very Successful Social Events Held
Last Evening.
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The Emmett Temperance Cadets, an or
ganization Of popular young men and the
leading cadet organization in X. j. held its
18th annual military and civic dress ball
IN Dimond Hall last evening, and 1t was,
for sociability and patronage, about as
successful an AFFAIR as the organization
mas over held. There was large num-
ber OF visitors from the military and
semi-military organizations of the State
and the special guests of honor were
Capt. Lynch Of the Wolf Tones. Capt.
Cooney OF the Central Falls Cadets, Lieut..
Hart OF the Washington Cadets, and Capt.
Hackett.
About no couples moved through the
graceful figures of the grand march
which was led by Captain Waters and
Miss Annie Conley. Lieutenant Healey
end Miss Mamie smith and Lieutenant
Henderson end Miss Annie Reynolds
were the couples that Immediately fol-
lowed the leaders. Greene's orchestra
furnished music and the floor director
and his aids were indefatigable in LOOK
Ing out for the comfort of all the guests.
The reception committee also performed
It's duties in very creditable way and
every one present voted that a better
committee OF arrangements for ball
could not be found In all the North.End.
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very pleasant one and the dance orders
were very neat. Captain B. j. Waters
was floor director, Lieutenant j. ii. Hen
derson, assistant floor director, and Ser
geant Il. Il. Shay, Lieutenant j. III.
Healy, Sergeant +. Mallery, Sergeant M.
j. Sullivan, Sergeant II. Crow, Sergeant
j. 4. Mullen were the aids.
The second grand masquerade social OF
Smithonian Lodge No 81, X. of p, was
held In Moswansicut Hall last evening
and proved a very enjoyable affair. About
90 couples danced to the charming music
furnished by the Vendome ladies' Sing
ing Orchestra. Many OF the masks worn
showed that considerable ingenuity had
been displayed in trying to deceive friends
and the curiosity thus aroused added not
little to the spirit OF the occasion. The
grand march was led by Mr.. and Mrs.
James Pagan.
A. o. Makee was floor director; j. :.
Mitchell, j. Griffin, A. +. Brickett and
+. King, aids. III. Il. Thomas was chair
man of the reception committee.
Captain Matthews and the license COM
missiouers visited the saloons OF parties
who have applied for licenses. yesterday
afternoon.
An employe of T.. p. Allen borrowed
horse belonging to Mr.. Allen yesterday
without the Iatter's permission. 1t was
found In the Third district and returned
Thomas Meagher, four years old, was
reported missing from his home on Hawes
street last night.
A very old trick was played on III. V.
Haswell, who keeps q store at $40 North
Main street, a couple of days ago. A man
went into Mr.. Haswell'a store and ordered
quite laEcs bill of goods which were to
be sent to George Il. Abbott, whose home
was said to be at the corner of Camp and
Lippitt streets. The goods were to he
paid for when they were delivered there,
and the man who ordered the stuff Just
to bind the bargain took few of the
things with him, which he did not pay
for and Mr.. Hsswell has as yet been un-
able to find the Mr.. Abbott that it was
stated lived at the corner Of Lippitt and
Camp streets.
The cottage class meeting connected
with the Asbury Memorial M. Il. Church
will be held at the home of sister Ellen
Crookes, No. 60 jenkins street, this even
ing at 7:45 p. N. The class leader is
Brother Carter, assistant leader, Brother
Frederick A. Horton. All are most cor
daily invited to be present.
The Father Mathew Society of Vans
kuck held a very enjoyable social in Ger
mania Hall on Hassan street last evening.
About 75 couples took part in the grand
march.