The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-02-08
AST-PR0NIDENCE

The musicsl entertainment which was
given at st. Mays rectory lat evening
was a grand success. IL wGs one of the
most enjoyable social and musical events
of tie s. asop. The meeting was crowded
with the friends of tie church. The fol-
lowing is TIE program: sentimental
du, /, Mrs. T.. James Gage and Mrs. f..
Willi,m Rowe; baritone solo, Mr.. ". Ia.
SWEET; reading. Mr. Russo ! Richmond;
81 praro solo, Mrs. Howard Horton, Mr..
Howsrd Horton accompanist; instrnmen-
tai duet, Mrs. L. William Bowe and Mrs.
Z. James Gage; vocal solo, Mr.. w. l..
Sweet; violin and piano. Mr.. Arthur Ac-
ans and Miss Grace Ripley; instrumental
sole, Mis- {. ra hraman; reading, Mr..
Russell Richmond; vocal solo, Mr.. W. l..
Sweet; inst,umenta duet, Mrs. T.. Will
] IN Powe and Mrs. J.. James Gage. A
snug little sum IVES added to the treasury
IS a result of tire entertainment.
One of the most notable events OF the
SCI son occurred last evening IN the town
hal it be ing the annual SUPPER, election
CT officers and social OF the Ladies' Lii
brary Association. There wss a large at-
tenuence. The officers elected are as fol-
lows: Pr sident, Mrs. Mary IL. Harris;
vice president, Mrs. Wfltsr WHITMAN;
secretary, Mrs. Marion Il. Wood; treas
rrer, Mrs. Cyros T.. Golf; librarian, Mrs.
Jennie Briggs; assistant lirrarinn. Mrs.
George Barstow; directors, the PRESIDENT,
treasurer, secretary and vice president,
with Mrs. Caleb IDgraham, Mrs. Henry
L. Anthony. Mrs. Thomas III. Ray, Mrs.
Ferdinand Whelcon and Mrs. Samuel Z.
Waldron.
Fables were spreid on the north side
of the hal and after divine blessing had
been asked by Rev. Anthony G.. Hardy,
Jr., all enjoyed a good supper, af'er which
a social time was enjoyed by all. Hud-
sons band orchestra Furnished music.
The funeral of Mrs. Hubbard, wife of
Wa tier 4. Hubbard. and daughter Of the
late Henry 5. and phebe c. lodge of East
Providence, was held yesterday afternoon
at the residence of her husband, on Water
street. Rev. George W. RiEler. pastor of
the Second Baptist Church, OBLIGATED.
The bearers were Robert Low, job j..
Ruth, Arthur Odelle, Frank Waterman,
Michael Coleman and Michael Ryan. The
hurial was at spring Vale Cemetery, Rum
ford.
Miss Fannie Fenner, who has been liv-
ing in the family of Mr.. Warren l.. Pierce
for a number of years, and has been edu-
Gated In the East Providence schools, has
gone TO reside with her uncle in Vest
erlv, X. /.
There was a good attendance ut the
singing class winch is held every Fri1sy
in Mrs. Hazards school room in the Les
Jie building.
The regular meeting OF the Y. w. G. Il.
l.. was held with the president. Mira.
Mary Nj. Brown, on Leonard avenue, last
evening. The hare was crowded. Miss
r.. y. Nichols, secretary Of the Il. /. W.
G.. 4. L., gave a very Interesting talk on
her trip 10 London, and The work accom-
plished there.
A disgraceiul game OF polo was played
at farstow's rink lest evening. The con-
tesiants Mele the Bioapways n Jane
sons Tieers. The game was prog essing
finely ana tie score was i'm favor Of TIE
~Broodvays, when the Tiger got mad,
and a Tree fight ensued. Tne Bfoadways
were victorious.
This morning, n n four-hcrse team te-
LONGING 10 Mr.. Gcoree West OF Barney
Vile, Mass, vas going To the cit , ore
OF the lead horses became frightened at
the smoke from the engines as they were
about to cross the railroad bridge, and