The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-05-11
EAST PROVIDENCE.
Musicale Under Auspices OF the
Kings Daughters.
Epworth League Meets Other Matters
OF Interest About Town.

Last evening the Kings Daughters OF
the Second Baptist church gave fine
musicale at the residence of MIR. "A. T..
Rhodes, OH John street The house was
fitted with guests who expressed their
appreciation of the excellent program
given. The entertainment was the Hlth
IN series for the benent OF the pinnnho nn
fund of the Second Baptist church. ihe
program was as follows: Piano SOLO,
Charles Thornton; violin solo Eughr
Sealander. accompanied by MIR. Ihorn-
ton: reading Browns Hair Cut, MISS
Louise Chadwick, of Bristol; vocal solo'
Mrs, Mabel Young OF ProVluehc',
accompanist, Mrs. A. Il. Johnsohi piano
solo Mir Thornton: reading, "Lasca,
Miss Genevieye Gage; contralto soio. s VI =,
ANY Johnson ;accompanist Mrs. johnson; I;
rendiuy "Seeing Things at Night MISS
Chadwick: vocal duet, Mrs. Young anu
Mrs. johnson. Inc tenth numoer on uno
program was the Offering for sale OF some
twenty pounds OF line conlectiohals. an
which nearly all took part ana the candV
was disposed Of in very few moihehts.
A goodiy sum was netted Tor the luhu Nv
the enjoyable entertainment. =,
he Enworth League of the Haven Nj.
f. church held It's regular monthly meet
ing last evening in the church; AFTER
tbe business had been transacted a short
dayotional exercise was held and pro-
gram was rendered which consisted Oh
papors and selections from several modern
LAST evening Fraternity Commandery
No. 3}3 Cnitod Order of the Golden gross,
held its regular meeting In Odd felloWs
hall The second degree was cohierreu on
ono candidate A committee was APP
nointed 10 confer with other commhn,
deries in regard to holding state Held
day Several of the members have thought
it adyisaUlo To change the nlght Oh iheet-
ing and last evening aiter the routine
business had beer transacted the matter
was discussed at some length, put no
action was taken.
afternoon with Mrs. William ii. Nc
Twiugan on Waterman avenue. nc
highest score was made by Mrs. ii. Il.
ANTHONY The last meeting oil the season
for this club will be held next Monday
afternoon at Mrs. Nc lWiggah ;. 40
that time the prizes for the seasons play
ing will be awarded. This club does not
award prizes at each playing, but at the
.pd of the season. Prizes are purchased
for ooch member as nearly as possible ui
the same value. and aJ the ulstrlDutloh'
the person having made the hlShst score
dnrina the season is entitled TO the lrsI
sel,ction. ard so OH down TO the one VINO
has made tho lowest score shu VINO -
OBLIGED a. cake up with what Is lelt
Tbe funeral of Mrs Johanna flaherty
,ook place this morning at $50 O'Clock
from the residence Of her husband, on
Enlrsptor street. At . o'clock tho re-
mains seie taken 10 the Chufch ot tho
Sacled HcaIt, whore solemn hlgh mass
vns celebrated 10y Rev. Father Hcaney.
There were many floral offerings whlch
were very beautiful The bearers We're
Edward Cabil, Michael Flaherty, william
+. sullivan and. George h; smith INC
body was Inferred at ~ francis celhe-
terry, Providence.
Mr.. George sphinx Of this town mem
ter of the Whiting Opera COMPANY, now
filing engagements in the west mas
been visiting his mother and sister leW
DAYS. Friday evening he gave Dinner
party 20 number OF his gentlemen
friends There were II present ana II
was IA very enjoyable occasion. Mt
sphinx has left to join his company again.
Tins evening tho grocers ana matheV
men will hold meeting IN tno Busli'ess
Mems Association rooms TO make ar
rangemeuts 10 participate in the parade
in the city Thursday,
Yesterday as Mr. McGwin, dog officer
was in the discharge Of his duty he az
tented 20 lean oven "a fence, Ahd Dadly
SPIRAL ned his left foot lie - abi" To be
about today but ands it very painful.