The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-10-05
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Two Successful Dancing Parties Some
Cap tol HI Notes.

The local dancing season was opened
last night with two successful dancing
| parties, one of which was held i'm Di-
mond hall. one in What Cheer hall. The
annual Sucath ball of the Touro cadets
was held in the former hall and very
pleasant time was enjoyed by the 10
on more couples who took part i'm the
many pleasant dances on the order of
dances. The showy uniforms of the
cadets and the pretty costumes OF the
ladies made the march a pretty one,
ana Benders orchestra furnished good
music. At intermission there were
prize and exhibition drills, the awards
for the former being gold medals. The
latter drill was in charge of Mai. j.
Il. Riley of the Hibernian Rifles, and
the judges in the prize drill were OFF,
GERS, in the Independent companies.
During the evening the management OF
the ball had as guests some distin-
guished Hebrews from New York and
number OF local military men includ-
ing Capt Flynn, Lieut.. Coleman, Capt.
Lowry OF the Rifles and Capt. Shea OF
the Emmet Temperance Cadets.
The cadets number 80 and Samuel
Large Is captain, and j. "A. Robinson
and |. Friedman. lieutenants. Floor
Director Daniel Taber and Miss Taber
led the march.
Those i'm charge of the dance were.
Committee Of arrangements, S. Lazar-
ovitz, chairman; S. Cohen, secretary;
j. Robinson. treasurer; S. Kranz, ID.
Taber. L. Cohen, S. Robinson, A. Lin
der Floor director Daniel Taber; as
sistant floor director, S. Kranz: aids,
L. Friedman, S. Robinson, III. Rozen-
hirsh, A. Fersky. F. Cohen; reception
committee, II. Tosefson. l.. Finkelstein,
nj
Robinson, NJ. Green, S. Mason, S. Co
hen, $. Large.
An Italian laborer, who was employ
ed on the big sewer off Randall street,
yesterday fell into the ditch and strik
ing a ranger hurt his chest. The Rhode
Island Hospital ambulance was sum-
moned and he was taken to his home.
Two simple drunks were taken into
custody by the police of the Second
station last night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cahir. who live on
Nicholas street, have the sympathy OF
a large number OF friends in the death
under distressing circumstances, of
their child Mrs Cahir woke up early
yesterday morning and found that the
little one was dying. physician was
hastily summoned, but his efforts to
save the child failed.
A young barber. who always means
well and whose kindness makes him
wen ffkeu, fS called on Just ffoW-to 4
treat his chums because OF "A charitable |
act done by him or rather attempted 10
be done "A night or two ago. That he |
did not accomplish his good work was |
due TO sudden weakness in the |
horses knees.
Last night i'm What Cheer Hall the |
Dewey Social Club held it's. first bali. |
There were Dewey waltzes. Dewey |
lanciers, Dewey buttons with Dewey's |
picture on the label of each one of the |
members of the Dewey Social Clubs |
coats. The committee of arrangements |
were: Joseph Bergel. chairman; A. |
Greenstein, secretary; b. Hayman, |
treasurer; floor director. Philip Fines |
tein assistant floor director. Morris |
Davis; aids, Leonard n. Zisman. Harry |
Cohen, Max Novogrodsky, w. Il. Kess-
Ter, Nathan Fain, Abram Greenstein.
reception committee, Edward Ginsburg,
Charles Bersen. Music was furnished |
by Alpine orchestra. There were up
wards OF 100 couples I'm the grand |
march. After intermission the cake
walk took place. The judges were. |
Philip Finestein. Leonard n. Zisman,
Morris Davis Harry Cohen, Joseph |
3ergel. Benjamin Hayman, Max Nov
lBrodsky. The prize was So i'm gold. |
There were several couples i'm the walk |
rhe winners were Miss Eva Stanley |
md Robert Ashton. Miss Cohen's !
Walking was worthy OF special mention |
md was a close second to Miss Shanley.
Patrons OF the socials are Just as anx-
Gus as possible for more Dewey So
ials.