The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-12-08
AT THE NORTH END.
Christmas Sale by Ladies' Aid Soce y.
Beacon Hill Improvement Society.

Last evening the Ladies' Aid Society OF the
Ashury Memorial church began three days
Christmas sale and entertainment in the ves-
try Of the church, and the stormy weather did
not prevent good attendance last evening.
The yestry is transformed into a perfect
bower of beauty and ON every hand there Is
evidence of the care and industry as well as OF
the good taste Of tho ladies of this society,
which has been Of great service 10 the church.
There was New England supper served TO
q large number of visitors. The supper was
followed by an entertainment, which included: ::
Piano duet, Miss Ethel Taudvin and Miss
Laura Brown flute solo, Mr.. Robert Grant /;
violin solo, Mr.. Charles Manchester; trio,
Misses Grant and MIR. Grant
The officers of the Aid are President. Mrss
Charles A. Phillips; first ce-presdent. Mrs.
George K. Baker: second vice president, Mrs.
Lewis A. Miner: treasurer, Mrs. Jarvis Hor-
ton; secretary. Miss Louise l. Phillips. The
managers, Mrs. Lewis Allen, Airs. Thomas
Cosgrove. Mrs. q. II. r. Boyce, Mrs. Caleb
Allen. Mrs. NJ. Il. Young and Mrs. George Nc
Cormick. Miss Minnie Phillips had charge OF
the candy table, and her assistant was Miss
Lily Taudvin. Those in charge of the other
btoths are: Cake booth. Mrs. Louise Miner
and Mrs. william Smith: Klondike. Miss An
ME Goss and Miss j. Cole fancy tables Mrs
@. n. Il. Boyce, Mrs Thomss Cosgrove, Mrs.
George Mccormick, Mrs. r. q. Clsarby, Mrs.
L. Allen, Mrs. c. Allen and Mrs. A. .Spratt apron
booth, Mrs. Fred Smith; fancy booth, Mrs.
Charles A. Phillips and her sunday school
class: fancy booth, Miss Louise |. Phillips.
This evening there will be turkey supper
served. followed by an entertainment, and
ced4 the entertainment.
FOR THE KINDERGARTEN.
The Beacon Hill Improvement Association
was responsible for very fine concert given
in What Cheer Hall for the benefit OF the Camp
street Kindergarten last evening. The results
were in financial way also satisfactory.
The following was the program of the CON
cert: Sonata for piano and violin, Greig, Miss
Berry and Miss Larry song, l. ovey Spring"
Cowen, Mr.. WheelwrIght: song, selected, Miss
Rees: reading, Edith Dombey, Miss Russell !;
song is) For All Eternity" Mascheroni; (5l
"At Twilight" Nevin, Mr.. Martin (a) Nov
elette,' Schumsnn: tbl Spinning Song" !"
wagner-Liszt. Miss Berry Fantasie, Ballet
DeBeriot, Miss Larry: song, selected, Miss
Rees: humorous selection, "The Down.hil
Road,'' Mis-, Russell; duet, "The Adieu, ="
Donizstti. Mr.. and Mrs Martin; song, my
Dreams, ':Tosti. Mr.. Wheelwright
NORTH END NOTES.
Sergeant Harinctt and officer Curley last
night recovered harness which had been
stolen from John FL. Brant stable ON the I'd
inst.
A stray horse and express wagon belonging
20 william H. Doyle of Canal street was
picked up by the police of the Second station
last night and returned 10 its owner.
Two arrests were made by the police last
night and drunkenness was the charge against
both men.
The twelfth annual fair OF Ballou Unver
salist church was opened last night in the new
church on Smith street and will continue
this and tomorrow evening.