The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-11-19
RIVERSIDE.

Last evening one OF the busiest meetings
the Riverside Social club has had was
held In It's rooms. There was considerable
talk about several non-members entering
the club rooms last Saturday evening
and Sunday morning through some mis-
understanding. There was large at
tendance and the meeting. instead OF So
cial. was turned to an examinating af-
fair. Upon motion TO disband the CLUB
II was so voted. and Immediately the
member reorganized with Is new men,
bers Officers were elected and Joseph
Gaffney was chosen as chairman pro
tenn. Mr.. Byron Macon was elected presi-
dent Mr.. Frank Anthony. vice president;
Daniel Mclaughlin, secretary and fin
ancial secretary. and Joseph Gaffney,
treasurer. The members regret that such
accusations appeared against any brother
member, but the subject was dropped
without learning from where the out
sder's key was procured. Thea rule
was passed prohibiting all outsiders from
entering the club.
In the "Social's' rooms last evening,
after the exciting meeting, Mr. Irving Col
lingham rendered one OF the finest speech
es the club has ever heard. His topic was
"On the Advancement OF the Club" which
was heartily applauded.
Following are the results at the wcek
ly sitting OF the Good Cheer Whist club;
Mrs. Goddard SchoenhaTdt SO; Mrs. Estus
Knights, ~; Mrs. Levi S. Winchester, II;
Mrs. George w. Payton, 80, and Mrs. Ed
ward e. Penniman. 32.
The next meeting will be held with Miss
Dewsrap on Bluff street.
Last evening the Columbia Whist club
held its regular weekly sitting with Mr..
and Mrs. Levi 8. Winchester on Munroe
avenue After the usual hours at whist
the scores were as follows: Mr.. William
II. Mason ~. Mrs William II. Mason 3s,
Mrs. Goddard Schoenhardt 35. Mr.. Levi
q. Winchester 81, Mrs Charles H. Hum
phreys 81. and Mr.. Charles III. Hum
phreys 80. Music was rendered by Mrs.
Charles II. Humphreys, and Miss Lena
Winchester after which an elaborate col
la ton was served The next meeting will
he held with Mr.. and Mrs. Durfee Cook
on Jackson avenue
The car tracks are being repaired at
Pomham and heavier rails are being laid.
Last evening Mr.. Henry Fevre was rid
ing on a moving van near Bay View
when an electric car collided with the
wagon throwing Fevre from the seat.
The wagon passed over his leg breaking
the bones. He was taken TO Dr. McDon-
AIDS office where he was attended by Doc
tors Mcdonald and Platt. The man was
then sent to his home in suburban car. ,
The men I'm charge Of the colliding car
were Messrs. Payne and Wynn.
Friday evening the executive board |
connected with the Riverside Improve
ment society will meet at Mr.. Levi s.
residence on Munroe ave- |
nue. instead OF tomorrow night as was
agreed
Last evening Burnside Council. Ameri- |
ran Mechanics. held n busy meeting in |
Mechanics hall The st Marks guild |
connected with St Marks Episcopal |
church had n financial meeting last /
evening in the Guild.
This evening the Phlllipsdale bowling /
team will roll the Riverside Second team |
on GorYs alleys The Riverside Bowling /
team No I will bowl against the Arctic 1
eam ut Arctic tonight on account OF the
'rowding OF alleys last evening
Pomham Lodge No. %. a. q. Z. w,
will hold a meeting I'm Library hall to-
evening where many new mem
,ers will he accepted Mr.. Roberts the
,hoe repairer, who has been ill for some 4
lays. ~ able 10 be about
A member Of the Remington club re-
ported this morning that some one had
,rokan into the club house and rsnsacked /
he place. upset the tables and chairs and
ore many hooks. He said that the In /
ruders probably entered by the kitchen
window which was not fastened.