The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-02-24
BALL OF PHI KAPPA FRATERNITY
A BRILLIANT SOCIAL SUCCESS.

Miss Lila Hurley, white liberty satin,
white lace and pink chiffon.
Miss Grace Sweeney, white point
d'esprit. boquet pink carnations.
Miss Annie Sweeney, white embroidered
null.
d'esprit over blue silk
Miss Dwyer. pink crepe dc chine: white
lace trimmings.
Miss o'Connell blue silk with bodice Of
white lace.
Miss Annie Gilbane. white.
Miss Mary Glbsne, dotted point
d'esprit over blue.
Mrs. John A. OKeefe, black lace.
Miss Alice Sweeney, white.
AMONG THOSE PRESENT
Fully 900 were present during the even
ing and among these were the follow
ing: Mrs. j. +. Cameron, Miss Dwyer.
OF Worcester; Mr.. Dietzman, OF Clinton,
Mass. Miss Gertrude Nolan Miss Teresa
Nolan. Mr.. and Mrs. Matthew Dwyer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Timothy Dwyer, DR.. and
Mrs. Carroll DR.. William r. McGuirk.
Miss Jennie McGuirk, Colonel and Mrs.
John j. Dockery, Miss Jessie Bar
ron. Miss Katherine Murray, Miss
Mary Shaw, Miss Sarah Hennesy,
Miss Mary Mccormick. Miss Nc
Kenna, Woonsocket; Miss Grace Sweeney.
Miss Mary Sweeney. Miss Anna Sweeney,
Miss Lila Hurley. Miss Katherine Hur-
ley, Miss Helen Hurley. Miss Elizabeth
Mcdonald, Mrs. Heffernan Miss Mabel
Heffernan. Miss Mary Benson. Miss OIL
vine Ducett. Miss Sarah Kennedy
Miss Mary Goff, Miss Teresa O'Don-
nell. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas A.
O'Gorman. Mr.. and Mrs Michael f.
Dooley, Mr. and Mrs. John Harson, Mr.. and
Mrs. John McManus, Mrs. VIII O'Con-
nor, Mr.. NJ Sullivan, Mr.. James Darcy,
Miss Genevieve l.. Darcy. Miss Sadie
Tierney, DR.. and Mrs. Milan. Judge
Henry A. Palmer. Judge Thomas Lee,
Miss May O'Hara, Miss Teresa ODonnell
Mrs. James Sullivan, Portland: Miss
Breslin, Boston; Colonel G. Woodbury.
German.
CONCERT DURING RECEPTION.
During the reception hours. from TO
10 o'clock, the following fine program
was rendered by the orchestra: March.
"The Yelled Prophet" Herbert; medley OF
popular airs. Smith; n. novelette,, In n
Cosy Corner. Bratton; b. Arioso, Frey:
duet for cornet and trombone, Messrs.
Clarke and Spary; characteristic, The
Merry Mandarin. Morse.
ThefS were Is dances on the order. and
these included the waltz. two step. schot-
tische. caprice and lanciers. Many OF
the dances were repeated so that IL was
long after O'CLOCK before the ball came
to an end There was no intermission.
supper being served from IL to ! o'clock
in the armory.
MARSHAL AND ASSISTANTS.
The floor marshal was Daniel Hurley.
1908. The assistant marshals were as
follows: J. y. O'Donnell. 80: +. w.
Burke. OF J. ]. Sullivan 'Oi: r. ]. Berth.
'03, T.. A. Mccarthy. '0i; J. F. Connolly.
'05; j. IT, Breslin. O6 II. J. HOVE. 49,:
T.. r. Farrell, 90; w. c. Mclaughlin. 'O1:
]. =. Carroll. 'O3; A. j. Larkin. '03; j. j.
McKenna. 'O4. J. G. Mahoney. 'O5; A. f..
Driscol '06
The various committees 20 whom so
much of the success OF the ball was due
were as follows:
Reception Committee-James III. Hig-
gins. 9S. chairman; II. VI. Sheahan. SO.
r Dew O'Connor '91: w. V. Nicer adv.
81. J. J. McCaffrey. 49, J. r. Bannon.
00 w w. Kirby. 90: II G. Sullivan. 0l I:
J. y. Quinn. o. T.. s. Kiley. 81; Hon.
J. y. Sullivan; J. II. Kelaghan. '9s: NJ
Y sullivan ". 80. G. w. German. 90;
J. n J Mccarthy. 90: J. VI. Lennon. '0i :
r. J. Sheehan. 'O3: J. j Healey. 'O5
Committee of arrangements-Charles
u. Casey. 90. chairman; Charles Carroll.
'9S. secretary; ?. Harry Farrell. '9S: Den
mis- r. O'Brien. '9S: owen r. Gallagher.
80. William r. Murphy. '03: James A.
McCann. ga William c. Drohan, 'O5;
Vincent c. Hoye. 'oe