The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-01-03
AT THE NORTH END.
Jubilee Day at III; Randall Square
MissiOn-A NswLcdge Organized.

Yesterday was jubilee day at the Randall
Square Gospel mission, and all of the services
were very largely attended. II was designat-
ed and observed hs jubilee day in honor OF
Rev. Mrs. l.. :. fcnner, assistant superin-
tendent OF the mission. At the 9:3O "a. m. ser
vice there were 90 men present, aud some OF
them manifested desire 20 lead better
life. This meeting was in charge of Rev.
Mrs Fenner, and at the Sunday school ses-
sion at .. m. there was large attendance
OF children. It at the p m. service un-
der tho direction Of Superintendent OF the
Mission William q. Lawton that the special
exercises IN honor Of the forty second spirit
uhl birthday of the assistant SUPERINTENDENT
was held. Rev. Mrs. Fcnner was converted
at the age of - wears ana she is now in her
G5th year, and she is most active and vigo-
roas worker FOR the mission. The services
opened with solo by Mother Fenner, as she
Is called by the new converts Of the mission,
entitled Consecration Hymn" the congre-
gaton joining In the chorus. Rev. Mrs
Tenner spoke feelingy about her conversion,
telling how all desire 20 attend the theatre,
the ball room or 10 play whist had passed
away and that her only wish after her conyer.
sion was 10 do the work OF hei Master. While
she has been at the mission she has made n
number of converts and her sincere work is
appreciated by oil acquainted with II. At
the evening service brother Isaac CroclSor,
chaplain of Slocum Post, spoke on the text,
"Ir my Fathers house there are many man
sions.n His discourse was "A forceful one. Rev.
Mrs. Fcnner had charge Of the meeting. Sis
Ter hadley and her children sang duets and
solos This meeting closed by singing Praise
God, From Whom All Blessings Flow"
NEW LODGE ORGANIZED.
Last evening at Hedley's ball was organized
new lodge OF the Independent Order of Birth
Abraham by Grand Master Max Stern Of New
York, who made an eloquent address in
which he dweIt upon the worthy charitable
and prudential objects of the order. Tho or
ganzation is one Of the most powerful He
brew societies in the country and has over
q, 900 members. II gives sick benefits. death
benefits and also aids members who by mis-
fortune become financially cramped and the
wives OF members are also insured,
The name adopted by the IS members who
constitute the new lodge was Sons of Jacob
Lodge and the following excellent board of
officers was chosen: President, III. Goldsmith
vice-president, Joseph Kroli; recording secre-
tary, Henry Sil,ermau; financial secretary,
Bernard Rosen; treasurer. William Elowitz;
outside guardian Joseph Spoctor: trustees,
A. Cohen, A. zacls and David Cortrick
fine supper was enjoyed by the members
and their wives after the organization OF the
lodge had been completed.
NORTH END MOTIFS.
The Emmett Temperance Cadets will hold
bell in Dimond hall next Friday evening ana
will inaugurate n bazaar. one of the valuable
prizes AT the bazrar will bo six months sub.
scristion TO this paper.
On the 10Th inst. the Pekn Literary Associ.
alton will tender banquet 10 the ladies who
so generously assisted in the organizahon's
late fair.
No arrests were made by the police yestor-
day.
mission win be- opened by the Paulist
Fathers AZ tho Church OF the immaculate Con
cep,ion on sunday. February G.