The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-11-27
CAME BACK FOR ICE.
How an Ice Cream Thief Brought
About His Capture.
Thanksgiving Balls and Entertainments.
Nor,h End Notes.

yesterday and after the turkey dipuer
there was TO have been an evening feast
of ice cream. The cream was left in
molo In the yard, tut when 1t wss needed
The mold was found but the cream had
been stolen. Not satisfied with hnding
the mold, less the cream. Mr.. Holmes
went looking for an officer and found
officer Gslliran. Tne man who took the
cream returned to the yard after some
jcs and salt, as he wanted to carry the
cream o distance. IL was unlucky for the
fellow that he did so, for officer Gslligsn
caught him and took him to the Second
station where he gave the name OF Robert
Clspsdale.
Jenkins street left his bicycle, Column
bia OF "a pattern, In the yard Mt q Null
vey street at 6:3J o'clock last evening and
he went TO look for 1t at o'clock, and
1t was gone. He reported the theft 70 the
police at 10 o'clock and the officers OF the
different stations were notified OF the
theft.
TWO TRANSPORTING DANcRs.
Tha l1th annual matinee ball OF the
Emmet Temperance Cadets, which wes
opened In Dimond Hall yesterday at
r. IN. was one OF ths most successful
events ever conducted by the cadets. The
hall was filled from he opening hour un-
Ill milnight with large number of
isdies and gentlemen who found great
Jleasure in dauoing to the good music of
the Amphion Orchestra. The gentlemen
in charge OF the floor performed their
duties with much zest and everything
possible was done TO ensure a good tims
for patrons. Floor Director James II.
O'Cnnnor and Miss Nellie Butler led the
grand march. in which over 100 couples
look part.
The voting for mem bers' bicycle will
close at the fsir on next Monday evening,
AMI on next Wednesday evening at tho
earnest request OF friends Of the orRsniza-
tion there will be another cake walk. The
prize waltz contest for ladies' and
gents gold watch Will end next Ihusday
esening. The fair, which has been vsrv
generously patronizsd will be continued
next week.
The aids TO TIE floor direetor at yester-
Gays bali were: j. j. Lynch, s. Fergu
son. Csptsin d. j. Waters, Toomas Shea,
j. ". Hesly, N. Gsrcau,D. Barry. J. Ii
C'Connor was chairman snd y. + Cinn-
ing, secretary of the otiicient comui tee
of ar ngemcnts George ii. Smith,
Thomas IL. Canning, James II. OF on
nor, Ciptaiu B. j. Waters, William A.
'rihsm, James A. Wall were the men,
! srs Of the reception committee.
Ihe ma.inee ball held by the Bachelor
Sori Cluh In Clpitol heu yeste d,y, was
attended by abou, 100 cup es and was in
every way q welt conducted eGsir. Yer,
excellent music for dancing was furnished
by toe Vendome Lady Orchostrs, Miss
A1pis NJ. Lucier loader, al d n. +. Cain
vas the promptsr. Tuere werc 20 dances
oIt the pro2rim and the grams march was
Led by the floor dir,c ctor, Thomas IL.
II nrns an6 Mise NJ .ud Fnrro. Tue ord sr
.i dances had on 1, bit OF saitsb e
Jap year advice. The assistant floor
director wns George J. Gregg, Thomas L.
Parker was chief Of aids ard the other
aids we're william Eldes, James j. Par
ksr. Thomas Hodge, Robert Bethune,
Philip J. Reavey. The mem bers Of the
reception committee were George II.
Chri,tiin, James Nolan, James Ii.
Parker.
Dincing was enjoyed from to IL
p. IN. ana there was On exai i;ion wal y
teat won warm sppsay-I, danced by
President Thomas II. Ke .rns and lady
sid philio J. Renvy ana lady just before
tho evening grand march.
SUPPER AND ENTERTAINMENT.
The laoies OF the Ruerl s'reet Primi.
tive Methodist Charch gGvo turkey saI =
ver and entertf INN mt IN the lower part
of the church lat evening that was qri o
generously patrorizsd. rho supper wRs
sc bstantisl ono, cookcd in tno heet OF
st,ln and the enter nment was very
cree liable 20 thosv tEkios pr. in T..
The pr gram of the eu;ertai ment wal a.
follows: HYMN; prsye- by the rss,o: (;
psno so o, Miss Little; resoirg, Ham
yhrey Moore; vocal lu,t, Miss Jennie
Mason and Miss Ada Thompson; piano
folo, Miss Walker; songs, Miss Williams;
readings. Hiss Arnold; vocal solc, Miss
Mason; reading, John Bucell; vocal solo,
Miss Williams; reading, Miss Arnold.
There Will be bazaar heid for the
benefit OF this church on Dsc. Is.
NORTH KNp MOTHS.
Late Thanksgiving Eve officer Flynn
found a woman who was not looking for
q bully, but was, on the contrary, flying
from a supposed friend OF hers who is q
dusky resident OF famed, " slippery,
Back street. The bully threatened to dc
lots OF csrviDr, bot officer Flynn quioted
him.