The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-06-06
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Qmte a falr sized crowd was IN at
tendance lat odd Fellows Hall last
evening to hear the chorus concert and
entertainment given by the chorus OF
the Peoples Free Baptist Church, as
sisted by the following well known ar
lists:
Miss Laura Evelyn Watts, Arlington;
Miss Ethel Lindsay Thornton, Provi-
dcnce; Miss Clara Harry, Howard;
MISS Marion Rice, Providence; Mr.
Maurice Ryder, Providence.
The work OF Ihe chorus, and also the
assisting arIists, was very good ana
was Warmly appaauded by the audience
In attendance. AT the close or the enter
tainment, Ice cream was served IN the
dining room on the upper moor oL the
nan. fhe progtam in Iull was as tol-
lows:
overture. selections from bohemian
Girl Miss Harry, Mr. Ryder, yiolins;
Miss Thornton, Piano; gypsy chorus,
Bohemian Girl" chorus. reading, Tine
First settlers story, Miss Laura Eve
lyn Watts: solo and male quartet. Be
cause, Bowers, Mr.. Grant lst tenor.
Mr.. Chandler End tenor. Mr.. Mathewson
LIST bass, Mr.. Stone End bass; illustra-
ted song. THE Bridge" Lindsay, Mrs.
Thornton, Miss Mabel Ashworth; read
ing, The Artists Dream" Roman Lee
gends Miss Ada Beesley trio, 'iAath-
leen Mavourneen,' Crouch, Mrs. Low.
den, soprano; Ms. Thornton, LIST alto;
Mrs. Wood, I'd alto; chorus Evening
Lassen, chorus; illustrated song, My
Faith Looks Up 10 Thee" Palmer, Miss
Marion Rice; rainbow art drill; read
ing, selected, Miss Watts; duett, Be
fore the Sun Awakes the Morn," Goate.
Mrs. Lowden, Mrs. Thornton.
Selections from Grecian mythology,
illustrated by the art statuary tab.
leaux:
/. Night; 2, The departure of night;
3. Diana, the goddess of the chase and
her train of nymphs; 4. Psyche and her
sisters listening to the music of Orph-
Gus; 5, Diana and her nymphs discover
the sleeping children of the Naiads; 6,
Daughters OF Music.
The Pandemonium Club. composed OF
several young men of the place, who
have maintained rooms in the Odd Fell
lows Hall for some weeks, has dis
banded. 1t is possible that the club will
come into existence again in the fall,
but this has. not been definitely decided
upon. Harris Stone was president OF
the club.
The sophomore baseball team of the
local high school was defeated yester-
day by the freshmen Of the same school
by a score of 10 to 13.
The condition of John Ruddy, book
keeper. employed by the Budlong Com
pony, who was injured Monday even
ing. in Providence, is slightly improv-
ed.
Mr.. George Wisewell won the sixth
prize at the final meeting OF the Play
ers Whist Club in Elmwood last even
ing with a score Of 43. Mrs A. l.. Ormis-
ton won the ladies' prize for the entire
month with "A score of 233 POINTS
The regular monthly meeting of the
Auburn Association will be held in Ma
sonic Hall this evening. Several new
members will be admitted TO member
ship. including some from the disband-
ed Pandemonium Club. Considerable
routine business will be transacted and
refreshments Viii be served. The asso-
citation is now i'm fiourishing financial
condition. the best II has ever been in.
The rear part Of their rooms has re-
Gently been overhauled and placed in
fine condition and nice sum of money
Is now in the hands OF the treasurer.
The large scales used by the Bud
long Company. are being thoroughly
renovated
The shoe making business at the state
institutions in Howard Is becoming
very duh. Several OF the foremen. who
have been residing in Eden Park, have
heen discharged and have returned to
their homes. Many of them came from
Maine.
The, Cranston High and East Provi-
dence High School will plav off the tie
existing between them. on Next Friday.
The Cranstons must win If they wish
to play In the finals.