The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-05-21
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Annual Concert ana Ball OF the Emmett
Cade ls-Capitol Hill Notes.

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The 2lst annual concert, military and
civic dress ball Of the Emmett Temperance
Cadets, which was held in the organiza.
tion's armory in Dimond block last
point OF view ADD the very large attend
ance gave muuh qualification to the nu.
msrous friends OF the old and popular OF.
Ranization. The concert program In :
cluded vocal selections by Msssrs. Tetzlafr
and Allen; piano selections by Miss
Doughty, VOCAL solos by George Msaly
and selections by Bakers orchestra. The
nature and kept every one in the happiest
vein for dancing. Capt Thomas II. shay
and Miss Mamie Shea lcd the grand
march In which we're l25 couples, and
they were followed by Lieut.. Mullen.
At intermission there was an inspection
and drill complimentary to Lieut.. Il. J.
Dona hue.
The gentlemen to whom the success of
the affair Is due were: Committee of ar
rangements, Thomas +. Shay, captain,
chairman: Lawrence Donahue, honorary
secretary; John +. Mullen, Lieutenant,
treasurer; James II. Shay. Lieutenant;
Frank Titus, sergeant; John Steehan. SER
Reant. Walter Walsh, corporal; Thomas
II. Fines, sergeant; John Campbell, SER
geant; Eugene Reynolds sergeant; Phe-
lix Judge, corporal general floor director.
Capt. Tho mas Il. Shay; assistants, Lieut..
John Il. Mullen, Lieut.. James II. Sh ay !;
aids, Thomas Il. Fynss, ssrgsant; John
Campbell, sergeant; Frank Titus. SER
goant; John SheehAn, sergeant Eugene
Reynolds. sergeant; reception committed.
Thomas r. Shay, captain; John Il. Mul.
len, lieutenant, James II. Shay. lieuten-
ant.
The Sailor Pride baseball nine will &c
to Bristol tomorrow afternoon ana opeA
the new Mount Hope park, about two
miles from that place, with game OF
ball, In which the opponents Of the we'll
known local champions will be the
Mount Hope team. Manager Cassidy of
the sailor Pride team is confident that
the aggregation he will take away tomor.
row IL the fastest that ever lett the North
End to do battle with first class oppo.
neuts.
The batting order will be as follows:
Sailors Prides-Cotter, l. T.; Ferris, g.
g.; Green, 90. Mcdonald, Of 20 'Connell,
3 b.; MoWilliams. r. f.; Donahue. ! b.;
Muiholland, c., Burbaee. p.
Mount Hopes - Macon, Ward, Brady,
Tobin, BrouerioK, Delon, Kalos Ellison.
Sears. Tie game will be caliedat $3.50 D. M.
The first social held by the Young
Women's Hebrew Association has proved
Itself to be success socially and fnan-
cisIIy. The affair was held In Cottelle hall
All the members, numbering over 10,
were dressed in white. Some of the most
popular young ladies in this clty belong
to this organization, whose aim ID to ad :
vance the cause OF Judaism, and social
and literary entertainments TOR the men,
bers and their friends. 1he popular
president Is Miss l.. Bearman. The floor
director was Miss Eva Walker; assistant,
Miss Esther Grover: aida Misses Jennie
Bearman, Sarah Feldman. Nsttie Kan.
insEy, Lena Gribinsky committee OF ar
rangements. Miss Sarah Pearlman, chair
man: Misses X. Brown, s. Feldman, Il.
Josephson, Il. Grover and E. Walker; re-.
ception committee, Misses L. RAbinovitz,
b. Heller, B. Jossphson and l. Brown.