The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-06-03


ton. She was assisted by the following
well-known talent: Miss Mabel Blaney,
Miss Mary Curan, Mr.. Halton, bass, Miss
Nellie Butler, reader, Of Worcester, Mass.,
and Charles McCloskey, violinist.
OF the performance of her pupils nothing
but praise can be said. In case where
such excellent merit was displayed, 1t
would be unfair to singularize the work OF
any particular pupil. The pupils by their
meritorious work spoke volumes for the
musical ability of their teacher.
Miss Mabel Blainey, Miss Mary Curran
and Mr.. Hatton simply captured the audi
dience, and each were compelled to re-
spond to hearty encores. Miss Nellie
Buffers readings were q revelation to her
hearers, and she had spoken but few
words when 1t became apparent that her
abilities as a public reader were second to
none heard in this city for sometime.
wThe Whistling Regiment" with piano
accompaniment was realistic In the ex-
trems. The following was the program in
full:
PARTI.
Prlma Donna Waltz-S hands, pianos. -
Ist Piano-Miss Mamie Rogers. Miss
Mamie Degnan; I'd Piano-Miss Rosel-
Ia Mclaughlin, Master Leo Mulligan.'
SOlo-'Won't You Come to My Tea Party
Miss Flossie Dolan.
vielin and Piano Duet-"Annie Laurie.
Fantastic. .................... '...'"'harris
Miss Katie Mooney, violinist.
Piano solo-"sweet BY and Ey," Var. Liter
Master stanley Raymond
Vocal Solo-"Sacred IL the weeping. ..Suppe
Miss Katie X. Butler.
Piano Duet--"Sopg of the Gondolier". .Behr
Miss Nellie Trodden, Sadie McGinn.
Reading-"The Whistling Regiment
Miss Nellie Y. Butler.
Quitand's Grand Etude Galop-Arr. by
r. Bissell, 8 hands, 2 pianos.
lst PianO-Miss Hannah Bacon, Miss
Agnes Connors; ID Piano-Miss Mag.
gle McAlice, Master Henry Kelly.
PART ii.
Vocal solo-"Little Bird Where Go'cst
Thou. .............. .....ROSS
Miss Mabel Blaney.
Piano Duet-"Galop".. ..................-
Misses Agnes O'Connor, Alice O'Connor.
Vocal Solo-"IIow Can Forget You". .Denza
Mr.. Edward Halton.
Piano TriO--"Polka" ................-
Misses Rosella Mclaughlin, Zita
Kelly, Master frankie Ward.
Piano Solp-"On the Move, 1.-TWO Step. Bailey
Miss Mabel Ryan.
Vocal sOlo-"who's at My Window"...-
Miss Mary Curran.
Battle March OF Priests in Alfalfa Arr.
by Aug. Horn. hands, pianos......
lst Piano-Miss Rosie Giblin, Miss
Katie Hanley; ID Piano-Miss Gretta
Devaney, Master Stanley Raymond.
The Excelsior Club.
The fourth annual banquet Of the Ex-
celsioy Club was held last evening at the
club rooms In Fales' Block. The order to
attack the good things provided by Caterer
Havens was given shortly after o'clock
and the members and invited guests did
not need O second bidding. The menu
consisted Of cold meats, ham, tongue,
chicken, bread, mashed potatoes, mixed
pickles, cakes assorted, ice cream, fruits
and coffee.
When the elick of the knives and forks
had ceased, Frank Hardy was introduced
~ toastmaster of the evening. Mr.. Hardy
returned thanks for being chosen to the
position and introduced II. M. Burns az
the speaker OF the evening. Mr.. Burns pre-
faced his remarks by saying that he be-
longed to number Of societies In the city,
but for none did he have that love that he
had for the old Excelsior Club. Mr.. Burns
continued In this pleasant frame OF remin-
iscences and concluded by hoping that
not q face would be missing at the next
annual banquet. Remarks were also made
by Patrick Connors and others. Michael
Core entertained the company with some
excellent vocal selections and James Gar
rett gave number OF banjo solos.
Anniversary Exercises.
The Christian Endcavor Society OF Paw
tucket and Central Falls observed their
10th anniversary last evening at the Broad
Street Baptist Church. The church was
crowded and a great amount OF interest
manifested in the program OF the evening.
The principal address OF the evening was
delivered by Rev. Smith Baker OF East
Boston, Mass, the subject OF his address
being "The Mission OF Endeavorism."
The meeting was opened by praise SER
vice, conducted by John X. Trafton, and
then came scripture reading by Rev. j. A.
Lynn. Prayer was offered by Rev. J. j.
Woolley. Miss Eva Russell rendered