The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-01-21
AT THE NORTH END.
Entertainment by Young Ladies' Guild
Club-AnniverSary Observed.

The young ladies' guild of st. Thomas Churc
held very enjoyable entertainment at Vans
kuck Hall last evening. There was good
attendance of friends OF the guild and the
different numbers ON the program were all
finely given and the audience expressed in =
very satisfactory manner its appreciation OF
those taking part. The young people of st.
Thomas church always are careful in their
arrangements for an entertainment and always
furnish music that cannot 'fail 20 make all
who hear it appreciate more than ever the
advantage of listening TO high class of mel.
ody.
The program last evening was rs follows:
Selection, instrumental, Crescent orchestral;
piano solo, Prof. A. q. II. Barnes; vocal solo,
Miss Edna Fryer; trombone solo, Dir. Wilcox;
violin solo, Charles Elliott: piano solo, Mr.. Ken
nedy; reading James Dawson; piano duet
Miss Fl. Dawson and Miss ii. Carey mandolin
solo. Frank McGrl piano solo, Miss Amelia
Jenkinson; violin solo, f. Maker; intermission;
instrumental selection, Crescent orchestra:
piano solo. Miss Mary worthington: violin solo,
Mr.. Maker piano solo, George Miller; dramatic
selection, ''The Hartville Shakespeare Club"
by the shakespearian Club, comprising Miss
Lizzie Dawson, Miss A.Atkinson, Miss Emma
"hppics MISS nuitR ATnOlu, MISS Lilly ADAMS,
Miss Mary Morse and Miss Bertha Duxbury
The young ladies taking part in the last
number all acquitted them selves In credi.
table manner and the prime favorite of the
evening was Mr.. Maker. At intermission a
collation. consisting OF ice cream and cake
was served Mrs. Thomas Jenkinson was chair.
man OF the committee in charge.
sEcoND ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION.
The Bon Ton Social Club celebrated its sec
ond anniversary last night in becoming man.
ner. number Of friends were invited to
enjoy a good entertainment. Charles Cassidy
was chairman of the evening and made an
interesting address. The order OF exercises
included vocal selections by J. Fernberg Miss
Crosson and Miss Mamie Allen, Timothy f.
Slattery, William Hamilton. Edward Owens
and Miss Lizzie Conners. A duet sung by Miss
Crossen and Miss Allen was very warmly sp-
plauded and the reward was deserved. Mr..
Slettery and Mr.. Fsrnberg gave q very anus.
ing cake walk. A pleasant collation. was SER
we'd during the evening.
ASSAULTED A WOMAN.
A man named Drury was arrested on war.
rant last night for an assault on woman
ramed Mrs. Goldy with whom he boarded in
the rear OF olney street. Drury has the idea
that everything he can lay his hands on is
proper spoil for him to exchange for rum.
His sister left sewing machine with Mrs.
Goldy and Drury tried TO take the machine
away yesterday TO sell IL for money to buy
his sole desire. Mrs. Goldy demurred and
then Drury got angry and used his fists.
One OF the woman's eyes WAS closed and then
she made q complaint at the station against
her bosrder and tho controversy proved un-
profitable for Drury.
NORTH END NOTES.
The installation OF officers OF Columbus
Lodge, A. o. u. wwss held last evening at
Odd Fellows Hall on Chalkstone avenue. The
installation was followed y a collation. Will
liam P.Cusck was master Of ceremony and
one Of his brother members of the lodge took
particular pains to see that Mr.. Cusick's iden.
tity should not be lost.
Reuben Tecker OF Black street reported to
the police last night that thief stole lot Of
children's clothing from line in his yard.