The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-05-22

Florence Lodge, Daughters OF Rebekah,
gave an entertainment in Odd Fellows
Hall Wednesday evening that was thor
oughly successful and'aargely attended.
The program presented was as follows:
Piano solo, Ivy Beane; reading, Miss Jen-
ME Teden; dumb bell drill under the d.
rection of Miss Lottie Largan; reading,
Miss Florence NJ. Emsiey; dialogue and
tableaux by the following: Mrs. Annie
Dexter, Mrs. Amelia Davis. Miss Mile
Tompkins, Mrs. Frank Homby, Mrs. Liz
sic Ainsworth, Mrs. Jennie Hawkins,
Mrs. Sarah Harrison, Miss Alice Harri-
son, Mrs. Edward Hacking, Mrs. Fred
James. The participants In the drill
were Miss Florence M. .Elnsley, Edward
Ney, Miss Katherine T. 'McKitchen, War
rem Hacking, Walker Whitaker, Thomas
McKitchen, Miss May Largan, Miss Ger
trude Mallsscn, Miss Bessie Elliot. Miss
Grace Mellor acted as accompanies. The
committee of arrangements was as follows:
Mrs. Charles Adams, Miss Hattie Bullock,
Mrs. Edward Hacking and Miss Florence
Cooper.
The sale and entertainment given by the
Ladies' Aid Society of the Church of the
Advent attracted a large attendance of
sriends of that praiseworthy association.
The following pleasant and vell-rendered
program was presented:
Piano solo, Henry Cain; selection, Gar
den Street School Glee Club; reading,
Theodore Dorz; violin solo, Albert Hack
ing; song, Glee Club; piano solo, Miss
Jennie Thornley,; reading, Theodore Dorz;
trio, Albert and Chester Hacking and
Henry Cain. A number of Interesting
tableaux were iuterspersed in the program.
Mrs. w. l.. Co,p was in charge of the
committee and the following assisted by
presiding at the various booths: Mrs. M. A.
Catanach, Mrs. Frank Cain, Mra Ralph
Pennington and Mrs. Charles Carpenter.
Gov. Charles Warren Lppitt retires from
office on Tuesday next, and chose Wednes-
day for farewell reception to the State
and other officials, the militia, and mem
bers Of the press.
The reception was brilliantly successful,
The beautiful residence was decorated with
| flowers and flags, the new white dag adopt
ed by the Assembly yesterday being com
spicuous. A military band furnished
music indoors and on the lawn.
Cards are out ANNOUNCING tne mdrrla8o
Of William F. Almy OF Providence and
Miss Ella May Vaughan Of this city, the
ceremony to take place on Wednesday,
Jnne 2.
Lieutenant Governor Aram. j.
Pothier of Woonsocket will deliver an ad-
dress at the opening of the new Church Of
st. John the Baptist, which will be dedi-
Gated May 81.
Wednesday night the annual straw berry
festival of the Ladies' Aid Society connected
with the First M. z. Church was held In
the church parlors, and 1t was the usual
success. Mrs. Omar +. Currier was at the
head of the following committee: Mrs.
w. X. Adams, Mrs. James L. Bowers.
Mrs. Charles Burt, Mrs. Carrie L. Fifeld,
Mrs. Arthur Overton, Mrs. M. +. Whip
| pie and Mrs. M. Frank Perry.
The woman's Relief Corps served mys-
terry supper In Grand Army hall Wednesday
night, after which there was an entertain
ment consisting Of a piano solo by Miss
Mabel Johnson, clarinet solo by William
Arnold, duet by Miss Grace Julian and
Miss Mamie Asquith, and reading by
Miss Evie Tyler. At the conclusion OF the
entertainment j. Frank Sibley acted as
auctioneer and the fancy articles which
were not previously disposed OF were sold.