The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-02-06

An event that will be remembered with
pleasant memories was complimentary
dinner rendered to the press OF Rhode
Island by Messrs. Mann Il Eccles at the
| Providence Athletic Association Thursday
| evening.
The dining hall was profusely decorated
with potted plants, and during the evening
music was provided by Lufher's Orchestra.
Joseph M. Mann, the senior member of
! the firm, acted as toastmaster and intro
| duced the informal toasts that followed
the banquet.
Orchestral music, songs, etc., were then
| in order and decidedly pleasant evening
| was passed by the large circle of guests.
] II you would give pleasing fragrance
to your pocket handkerchiefs, throw
piece of orris root into the water in which
they are scalded. When ironed, put case
of violet powder into the drawer with
them, and a delightful perfume will be
| impaired to them, and as delicate as my
lady is engaging in manners, for the lady
ofrefinement must have proper belongings.
Not that they must OF necessity be expen-
|
and there are SO many pretty trifies that
the fair sex must now have upon the dres-
sing table. Perhaps they fulfill their mis-
! sion, for how could my lady be surrounded
with such lovely trinkets without being
sweet and gentle herself? Though the
owner may not be conscious OF the fact,
they exert a refining influence.
\
| Mrs. Henry jerks OF this city is visiting
Mrs. William ]. McKenna of Woonsocket.
Fireman James Brown of the Broadway
station is able to return to duty after an
! illness of three weeks.
The family OF William w. Blades, the
new superintendent of the Lorraine Mills,
has came to this city to reside.
Loyal Prosperity Lodge, 1. o. o. F., M.
u, will hold their 14th annual concert
and ball at Hibernian Hall or Friday even
ing, Feb. 10Th.
John F. McCaffrey arrived home from
Chicago Wednesday, where he was in at
tendance at the big cycle show for the pur-
pose of introducing the new Savoie repair
| kit.
| Harry Donlan, the boy soprano, who
| made so great a success Wednesday night at
the Arion concert in Providence, is one of
the many attractions in the Young Mems
! Christian Association course.
Miss Viva Dexter andlMiss Jennie Nc
! Carthy will give an entertainment in the
| Pawtucket Opera House on the evening of
Feb. 10. Many well-known local amateurs
and professionals will take part.
| Rev. FIR. Garcin and his church.choir Of
| Woodlawn, visited Woonsocket Wednes-
day evening, on sleigh ride. The party
! had supper at the Hotel Champeau, fol-
lowed by an enjoyable evening of music,
songs, etc.
| Francis Pratt Of this city gave read
! ings from Dickens in the series of "Studies
| in English Literature" at Bell Street
Chapel last evening at o'clock, and there
were two acted scenes, "Dr. Manette"
and "Mrs. Guppy."
| An opportunity to inspect the famous
, McTammany voting machine will be
| given free to all men at the hall Of Y. M.
| G. A. next Tuesday evening at o'clock.
Mr.. McTammany will be present, with an
assistant, to give an address and explain
! and illustrate the working of the machine.
William j. Chalk has severed his con-
| nection with the firm of Bernard Nc
Caughey & Co. and has accepted a position
| with jeremiah F. Leahy. Mr.. Chalk for
number of years has had charge OF the
drapery department for McCaughey Co.,
and will have full charge Of the same de-
partment in Mr.. Leahy's new store.
Several events in lthe line Of dances,
socials and concerts will be given on the
evening OF Washlngton's birthday. Among
them concert for the benefit of the Letter
Carriers Association, and ball and inter-
tainment for the benefit of the Shartenberg
& Robinson Mutual Relief Association.
The latter event will take place at the
! Music Hall Assembly Rooms.
NERVOUS Troubles are due TO
| ~ IMPOVERISHED blood. Hoods Sar-