The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-10-08

William II. Mason, Ex g.. as toast
wors responded to: Salutatory by the
toastmaster; 1.-The United States" Ex g..
Amasa h. Bickncll; "Old Glory" n. H..
A. L., Griffin of Boston; "lhe National
Council" y. IL. Harry l.. Brown; "Our
Honored Guest" n. Z. Ira ID. Goff
Davis; 1.-THE State of Rhode Island. +" Ex
;. q. Henry II. True; "Our state Coun-
ell, 5. g. Danfo X. Barrett Seleo-
tion by the orchestra; "Our IOrder. Ex
:. 4. Woyland II. Smy.h "Our Sister
States, Ex >. q. Charles Littlefield. >.
c. :. of Boston; "Gen. A. Il. Bur inside
Council. /" Tx C. Franklin Monroe: Our
Wakefield 'Our Subordinate Council. I"
Tx n. X Fred w. Folsom; "Our Pa
triots," n. R. George w. penniman OK
Fall River. Mass. 1.-THE Ladies'" >. e..
c. A. Carter of Fall River; 1.-The
Press" Brother Clement r.. Bragg.
Letters of regret were read from Ex n.
G. Thomas, l.. Gilmore Of New Haven.
Conn, ;. V. G. William G. Proctor of
Marblehead. Mass. n. X. Eugene IL.
Lincoln OF Pennsylvania. Frank o. Lor-
ing, ). &. :. of New Hampshire. Willie
q. Young. ). g., OF Massachusetts
Robert l.. Stanton. n. X of Rhode
Island. Mrs. Leona Wheldon. ). c., of
ID. oil H., Elmer ~. ~. ". VI ~. VI
L., and John 6eweD. n. >.
At abe conclusion of the exercises the
company again repaired to the upper
hall where dancing was enjoyed until i
o. clock this morning. mnsio boiDR FUR
nished by Angels orchestra and the
floor was in charge OF George "A. GoiI,
Henry ID. German, Harry Brown and
HeI bert Is. Mason. The committees hav-
ing in charge the entire celebration was
Leyi y Wincbester, chairman William
II. Mason. secretary; Franklin Monroe.
treasurer; ana Herbert Il. Mason and
William ,. Brown.
Yesterday afternoon the cxecuti 20 COIN
mittee of BucKlin Relief Corps No. v.
hslu meeting Mt tho residence OF tho
chairman, Mrs, B. II. knight on Ivy
street, and plans for the winters work
occupied tho attention OF the members.
Several plans for entertainments were
formulated and will TOO presented to tho
corps for ratification.
Last evening very ENJOYABLE enter
tainment was given under the auspices
of tho Young Peoples Union Of the First
Lniversalist church In the auuienco room
of tho church before n large and we'll
pleased audience. The program was ms
follows: Organ selection. hy Marietta
Campbell; contralto solo. Mrs. Alfred
Johnson; reading, Miss Saideo Whitford !;
baritone solo. Archer Z. Anthony,
accOmpanist, Mrs. a. Y. An tnOny; over
turc, violin and piano Joseph Lswis and
Charles Thornton; singing by double
quartet composed of Misses Jessie
Drew, bottis Chase. Annie Davis Saideo
whitford and Mcssrs. Wm. aud Charles
Mowry. George Bent and Walter Reed ;
violin solo, MIR. Barrett of Providence !:
reading, Miss Jessie Drew; violin solo.
Mr.. Lewis; singing, by double quartet.
Last evening the Kings Daughters,
connected with -. Mary's j. j.. Church
hold their first meeting OF the season mt
tho residence OF Miss Annie L. Hath
away on Warren avenue. good num-
her were presont and very interesting
mCeting was held. Officers for tho ensu-
ing year were elected as follows:
President, Miss Annie l.. hathaway !;
yioo-presidsnt, Miss Grace l.. Holland /;
sect otary and treasurer. Miss Annie b. j.
Hazard The society discussed the work
for tho wintor. aud tnlgod over several
plans for entertainments, and voted that
the regular meetings be heid every two
weeks
AZ tho meeting ~ Squantum Tribe,
no. a.. /. q. A. NJ. held last evening
In Pythian HILL. two candidates were
glvon the degree 81 adoption. Three
visitors were present from Watchemoset,
wamsutta and King philip tribes