The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-02-20


leIt the rooms. The ball was in charge of
the following committees and officers:
Committee of Arrangements, Edward Nc
Cartney, Chairman; Frank Glover, Secre-
tary; William Hunt, James Haworth,
John McClement; General Floor Director,
Edward Mccartney; Assistant, William
Kent; Aids, Robert Knox, Thomas Noble,
Frank Glover, James Haworth, William
Sheehan; Reception Committee, Edward
O'Neil, John Sweeney, John Mccartney.
Miss Annie Morey of this city is visit
ing friends in Norwich, Conn.
The Rhode Island Convention of the
Christian Endeavor will be held Monday
at Westerly.
Milford, Mass, where he had been spend
ing few weeks visiting relatives.
Ex-Mayor Greene of Woonsocket says
that he is not q candidate for Lieutenant
Governor on the Democratic ticket.
Rev. George p. Mahoney, formerly of
this city and now pastor of st. Charles
Church, Woonsocket, has returned from
his Southern trip.
The eighth annual banquet of the Rhode
Island Business Mems Association viii be
held at the Narragansett Hotel this
evening at o'clock.
Thomas Ratcliffe, accompanied Alfred
Webb to Florida where the latter went to
spend few months with the hope Of
benefitting his health. =.
Prof. Charles L. McCloskey has returned
from Palm Beach, Florida, where he has
been engaged as a member Of one of the
orchestras at a leading hotel.
Mr.. John Savage has resigned as road
master Of the Lehigh Valley, in Ithaca, N.
Y, to accept similar position on the New
England railroad in Providence.
The department OF superintendence of
the National Education Association began
its annual convention this week at Indian
apolis. Supt. Fisher OF this city was In at
tendance.
Ex-Governor William Sprague left yes
terday for New York and sailed today
for Europe. He will be accompanied by
his wife and they will remain abroad for
five years.
Rev. Frank Appleton of st. Johnsbury,
VT, will preach at Trinity Church on S,~ca
day, Feb. %. The reverend gentleman
will in all probability be extended call to
become rector of Trinity Church.
A large number of the members and
friends of the Scandinavian Club were
present at the dance given under the
auspices of the club in German hall, North
Main street, Thursday night. The affair was
a pleasant success.
Rev. j. Leech Porter is spending a few
days the guest of Rev. and Mrs. Charles
G. Gilliat of Newport. Rev. Mr.. Porter
will leave the latter part of the week fel
Whitehall, N. Y, to assume his new pas
torate in that city.
A select social will be held at the
Music Hall assembly rooms on Monday,
March /, under the auspices Of the Gilt
Edge Club. Baker Brothers orchestra
has been secured and the committee 10
arranging for most pleasant time.
c. A. McCallum, the Central street drug
gist, and his daughter, Miss Ida, who were
in New York during the past week attend
ing the New York bicycle show, arrived
home Thursday. While in New York Miss
Ida was handsomely entertained by her
three cousins, Frank, James and William
McCallum.
A very pleasant evening was spent by
those who were fortunate enough to be
present at the Laurel Club Wednesday night
The affair was entirely informal and an
excellent chowder was served, after which
Lawyer Fitzgerald spoke of Beautiful
Washington" His remarks were of in
terest and were closely followed by the
large number present.
A very successful entertainment was
bekah Lodge at their hall Wednesday night
and many members of other lodges were
in the audience. The following COM
prised the committee of arrangements: ::
Mrs, Lila Hatch, Mrs. Emma Adams,
Mrs. Mary Leach, Mrs. Mary Hooking and
Mrs. Florence Cooper.
Miss Sadie McCole of Riverside and Mr..
Albert ID. Harrison of Pawtucket were
married at the home of the bride on Mar
ragansett avenue, Riverside, by Father
Heaney of the church of the Sacred Heart,
East Providence, Monday evening. A
large party Of friends and relatives were
present to witness the ceremony. The
newly married ones were the recipients Of
many useful and valuable presents.
= The Tourist Club, an organization con-
nected with st. Mary's T. A. b. Society,
held very social and dance in Temper
ance Hall Wednesday evening and 1t was a
decided success from every standpoint.
About fifty couples enjoyed the dancing,
Joseph Mcclure acted as floor director and
was assisted by Henry Quirk. The fol-
lowing committee had charge OF the ar
rangements: Henry Quirk, chairman !;
jeremiah Leddy, John Murphy and John
Lennon.
At the Valley Falls Baptist Church
Wednesday night John Hood OF this city