The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-01-05
PAWTUCKET.

The installation of officers for 1899, of
Einigheit Lodge, No. 1O6, German Or
der of Harugari, was carried out last
evening with appropriate ceremonies.
A musical program, and collation.
were features of the evening and visi-
tors from lodges in. Providence were
present. These officers were installed:
Grand Officers: q. B. Louis Schoenhard.
G.. A., Charles Dunst q. NJ, j. f. Jodat;
j. W., Andrew Schaller. The following
officers were installed: Ober Bardin,
Mrs. Augusta Hesse; unter harden. Mrs
Anna Jodat. secretary, Miss Frieda
Trummer: financial secretary, Mrs. w.
Ullrich; treasurer, Mrs. ii. May.
The 36th anniversary of President
Lincolns Emancipation Proclamation
was fittingly celebrated I'm G.. A. X. hall
last evening by the colored folks of
Pawtucket. There was a reception and
entertainment followed by banquet
at which Mayor Cronin ex-Mayor Won
Gottschalk of Central Falls, Rev. j. j..
Woolley and others were prominent
guests. These gentlemen arranged the
affair: William NJ. Spicer. William L..
Jackson John N Brown, Charles Birch
more, Calvin Johnson, Christopher
Spicer. John Johnson, Nathaniel jack
son. Engene A.Watson, and great credit
is due them for the success of the even
ing's program. Starkweather's orches-
ira was in attendance and played ex-
cellently, whilst addresses were made
by Mayor Cronin, ex- Mayor Won Colts
chalk. Christopher Spicer, Mrs. Alice
Jackson, Nathaniel Jackson, William
Matthew Spicer, DIR. l.. j. Spicer and
Rev. George III. Morse of Attleboro.
Letters OF regret We're read from j. Ad-
olson Porter, the presidents secretary.
Governor Dyer and Congressman
George A. White of North Carolina.
Grand Commander DR. Hector Can
field and Grand Herald Walter Town
send last evening installed the officers
for 1899 OF Paragon Commandery, No.
155, United Order of Golden Cross: No
BILE Commander. Mrs. Clara Davis: vice
noble commander, Mrs. ID. f. Short;
keeper of records. Miss Esther Taylor;
financial keeper of records, Il. j. Humes.
treasurer. Henry G. Short herald, Miss
Ella Knight; prelate. Mrs. Annie Hal
lenbeck warden of inside gate. Mrs.
Edward j. Humes; warden of outside
gate. Miss Lizzie Taylor; representa-
tives TO the Grand Commandery, Henry
q. Short and Charles w. Davis.
That the Meiklejohn Star Course, en-
tertainments are proving very popular
was proved by the large assemblage at
the fifth of the series i'm the Auditorium
combination comprising the Tremond
quartet the Svendsentin and Frank q.
Reynolds, the humorist, was the fea-
ture and "a varied and entertaining pro-
gram was given. In addition to the
quartet and trio work individual mem-
bers gave vocal solos. among which
were Might Time" by Mr. Swaine; /;
"Polonaise. by Miss Nichols;"The Two
Grenadiers," by Mr. Mcpherson, and
others. Mr.. Reynolds was more droll
than ever and with we'll selected list
of works gave his original individuals
tiles" with all the finish necessary.
These officers OF Chickering Lodge,
No. 20. X of r., were installed last
evening. Chancellor Commander. Ed
ward Il. Hawkins. V. G., Fred j. Greg
ory: prelate Frank Leveck; NJ. w.
Charles \. Bishop; Is. II. s.. Robert i.
Walker: NJ of T., Fred \. Thompson
NJ. of E.. stephen X. Bucklin, Jr.; NJ. at
A.. Charles II. Thompson; l. c.. Ira ".
Slade: q. c.. Lloyd G. Wilbur; trustees.
BENJAMIN Il. Davis. Benjamin l.. Chase
and Henry :. Phillips. The following
Grand officers conducted the ceremo-
nies Deputy Grand Chancellor Ephriam
y. Whiting of Sterling Lodge. Provi-
dence, and Past Chancellors John Nc
Quilin and william w. Occleston. Re-
firing Chancellor John Colquhoun was
presented with a past chancellor $
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