The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-09
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Masquerade Ball Of the Hebrew Medical
All AsS0ciatiol-N

Theirs was large attendance at the grand
annual purim masquerade ball and cake walk
OF the Rhode Island Hebrew Medical Aid As
sociation az Dimond Hall last evening. The
object Of the association is n woVhy one and
Its works arc constant and advantageous. A
large number OF unique, amusing and hand
some costumes were displayed and Gucisr's
singing orchestra furnished inviting music
for dancing. The grand march was led by
general floor director :. Stein, and Miss Gus
sic Greenberg and assistant floor director, II.
Swirnow and Mrs. Swirnow.
The Others In charge were. Committee Of ar
rangemonts: A. Ginsburg. chairman; II.
Basolinsky, treasurer; $. Stein, secretary S.
Chemick. l.. Finer. H. Finer, NJ. Friedamn. II.
Friedman, j. Lukofsly. Reception commit
tee, ex-preadents, l.. List II. Max, NJ. Fried
man S. Chemick J. Lukofsky, H. Friedman.
Refreshment committee, !. Frtel, j. Bergel,
A. Klemer /. London. II. Grensiein, ii.
weine, J. Brand, B. Priest Officers Of the as
soclation: L. Finer. president; II. Basolinsky.
vice president: A. Ginsburg, recording socre
tary :. Stein, financial secretary s. slepsky,
treasurer
The cake walk was won by Mr.. Kessler and
Miss Mamie Schendell. vote OF thanks was
SiNtH AH' iOuhs M'ii AifbANN @o'NNA"N'Sh
forsits kindness in furnishing aids.
The Irvings and the Regent Literary and
Social Club of Valley street viii hold joint
debate in some hall in this section on Easter
Sunday night April 10.
Lewis II. Godfrey, one Of the three new
police officers appointed reported for duty at
the Second police station last night.
An Armenian. who resides in Rehoboth re-
n.
of gray horses that he left in barn on Derry
street had been removed by unknown parties
between - o'clock last night and . o'clock
this morning The barn was not kept locked
while theihorses were.in il and IL is presumed
some down town lover Of fine horse flesh with
few scruples OF conscience simply opened the
door and drove the horses out for an exami
nation in order to definitely ascertain II the
animals were as sounded as they looked.
Officers Whipple and Hunt interfered with a
preliminary and unofficial declaration OF war
in a house on Rates street sbout a. IN.
The burning question at Wanskuck yester
day was would Mr.. Metcalf confer.
The engagement Of Miss Tina Rich, daugh-
ter 81 Mr. and Mrs. Rich, aud Mr.. .. Kranz
was announced at the birthday party given
10 their daughter hy Mr.. and Mrs Rich at the
home CT the latter at 80 Black street good
ly number OF friends of Miss Rich were pres
ent at the party and the newly contracting
parties were cheered when tho engagement
was announced. .Congratulatory remarks were
made by ]. Friedman, J. Jacobs. NJ. Jacobs,
NJ Rich, Il. Zlsmsn, Misses A. Spitz, y. Foren-
stein. A. Bliss. Mr.. Baxt and others Mr..
Baxt sang a song that was well received. A
choice supper was served in honor Of the
doubly happy occasion.
The third anniversary of the Randall square
Gospel Mission and the first anniversary of
the Providence Rescue House for men will be
held in the jefferson Street BAPTIST Church
Rev. w. n. Palmer, pastor, Thursday even
ing, March 10, 1898, at ! AS o'clock. The pro-
gram will consist Of devotional exercises, re
ports Of officers, short addresses by some of
the leading clergymen and Other Christian
workers, and music by the church choir and
Hadley Gospel singers.