The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-05-19
LARGELY ATTENDED.
Entertainment in Parish House of
Church Of the Redeemer.
They Had an Unpleasant Experiences.
Latest Notes From The North End.

The entertainment given at tho parish
house Of the Church OF the Redeemer last
evening under the auspices of the Brother
hood of st. Andrew was largely attended.
The program was an excellent, varied and
satisfactory one. and thoroughly pleased
all who had the good fortune TO be pres
ent. The numbers of the first part were
as follows: piano solo, Bolero Brilliant,
op. Ga, Lebach; Mr.. Carl IA. Droz; violin
solo, Swiss Air and Gentle Iitella,
Farmer Mr.. Charles X. Manchester; /;
tenor solo, My Queen, Blumenthal, Mr..
Alfred Marshland; banjo solo, Stampede
Galop, Mr. George LEM; contralto solo.
selected Miss Addie Viola Hicks; piano
solo, and overtCre Brunnlein, In Waldo,
up. PA, Hennes, Mr.. Droz Every mum,
Der was received with marked favor and
encores were demanded and generally
given, Mr.. Lenz's banjo solos meeting
with even more marked approval than
the other numbers. Mr.. Droz's solos were
indeed brilliant and showed his clever
skill as a musician.
The second portion OF the program con-
sisted Of side-splitting farce entitled,
Professor Baxter's Great Invention.
The idea of the piece is 10 show the WON
derful power of electricity as rejuvenator
and make young again the old. lhreo
parties of the reported ages of 72, 40 and
GS years go into the machine and come
out under 81 years TO all appearances.
One Of them, the Oldest gets TOO much
done as the doctor and his servant eX'
press IL, and comes out a golden haired
youth. All the parties are very merry and
number .of popular airs are sung by the
old people again become young. The In
ventor remains old, and Miss Moulton
was remarkably clever i'm her imporsona-
tion of the character of the doctors ser
want Mary Ann O'Flynn, and she did
not overdo the part. The members of the
cast were members Of the Affair Dra-
matte Club and the Universalist Cadets,
Inc characters In the farce were taken
by the following parties: Benjamin
franklin Baxter, inventor; Arthur ;.
Barney Peter Crawford, age 72; Sergt.
Walter ID. Rees, Company A, same
s,,,,. character after machine process, Lieut.
William h. Potter, Jr, Company &;
Samuel Wooley, age 20 years, Capt II.
ID. G.. Dubois, Company A, same charac-
Ter, second youth, Capt. John II. Massey,
Company Is; Roxanna Tucker. age Il
years, Adelaide H. Wood; Dorothy
Tucker, age os, Lucy Evelyn Weld, same
character, apparent age lS years, Frances
;. Wood; Mary Ann O'Flynn, uncertain
age, Miss Moulton.
The last Brotherhood social OF the sea-
son will be held June IL.
THROWN FROM A BUGGY.
A man named Moran and another resi-
don't of Pawtueket who was riding with
him in buggy, had a decidedly un-
pleasant cxperio..co at the corner of Gaspee
and Smith streets about III o'clock last
night. Mr.. Moran had driven his horse
rather swiftly from Back street on 10
Smith street and when the corner named
was reached the wheel of the buggy struck
the curbing and Moran and his friend
We're thrown hard against the sidewalk.
Moran was cut about the face but his
friend was apparently not hurt by his
fall.
NORTH END NOTES.
Three simple drunks were gathered in
by the Second station police last night.
One child was also reported missing.
Two couples well known I'm Hebrew
circles will be married this evening. One
marriage will take place in Hedley
and the other in What Cheer hall
The Epworth League of the Asburv
Memorial NJ. f. church will hold a recop-
tlon at the residence Of Mr. and Mrs
George h. Baker this morning
The Young Mems Literary Association
of Wanskuck will hold calico ball next
Friday evening