The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-11-23
VALLEY VILLAGES
Annual Turkey Supper. .Woman's
Relief Corps Fair :. Ber|esk
College Graduation.

One OF the most successful affairs ever
held by the St Philips church Of cromp-
ton was held on Saturday night in Guild
hall. when the annual turkey supper was
served under the direction OF a commit
tee consisting of Mrs. w. A. Johnson.
Mrs. Charles Wsterhouse and Mrs. Scott
Kidder. The supper was served from
8 until s o'clock. during which time a
goodly number partook farce. "Ye
Deestrict Skeu." was then presented by
the young men. Mr. Kdder was the mas :
ter and w. A. Johnson the Visitor. The
scholars included BENJAMIN Houston.
Harold Johnson. Gilbert Houston. Will
liam Read. IAwton Slater. Samuel Hous-
ton. John Collins. Charles Buckley, John
Molloy. Edward Molloy. Wright Heydon.
Harry Turner, Robert Turner. James
Houston, Albert Hankerson. Howard
Kelley. John Hankerson, Ernest Oadon
and Edward Waterhouse.
PHENIx.
The woman's Relief corps fair was
opened In @. A. r. hall on Saturday
night and proved a satisfactory success.
The department president. Mrs McCart-
ney OF Central Falls. was present and
opened the fair after a brief address De-
partment Commander Hudson also made
few remarks. as did Captain Pulsiver.
The center Of the floor was devoted TO
dancing. music being furnished by Mil
lers orchestra. Around the sides Of the
hall were booths presided oyer by the
following: Handkerchief Mrs Anna Ray:
cut flowers, Mrs. Winfield Myrick; candy.
Mrs Joseph Haimes; +. lemonade, Mrs.
Mary Jameson: cake. Mrs. Thornton
Ice cream. George Laurence. The affair
was n decided success In every particular
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from II.
HOPE.
At the Hope NJ. F. vestry on Saturday
night number of the young people gave
the "Burlesk College Commencement OF
1925" TO a large ana appreciative audi
ence. Seventeen characters were sus-
tained In the farce and the audience was
very much pleased with the performance
and applauded the numbers loudly The
characters were sustained as follows:
President Bluestocking. Mrs. G. r. Hail.
dean. III. NJ. Clarke: graduates Misses A.
Mable Latham. Ruth Johnson. Bertha
Mcvay, Gertrude Bates, Alice J. Gale,
Annie Knight. Jennie Hopkins. Laura
Colvin. Nellie Matteson, Eta Bates, Mrs
III. w. Bigwood Mrs. n. W. Barber
Reginald l.. Brown, Harry f. Mason and
Mrs. George Ralph: pages, Archer Hud-
son and Stanley Perry.
FTSKVILIlE.
At the Baptist parsonage on Saturday
night the Christian Endeavor society con-
nected with the Tabernacle church held
an experience social A large number OF
the Endeavorers were present and each
turned n dollar into the treasury and
later related how the money had been
obtained. Later in the evening a genuine
social time was enjoyed. during which
time games OF an interesting nature were
participated in.
VILLAGE HAPPENINGS
IS. Peter and Paul temperance cadets
continued their fair at Temperance hall
on Saturday evening with the usual sue
cess.
The unmarried mems mission began at
the ST. Jean Baptiste church in Arctic
Center yesterday and will continue eacn
night this week
The Pawtuxet Valley Teachers asso-
ciation met at the Riverpont school on
Saturday afternoon and formally organ
ized: John NJ. Nye was chosen presi-
dent Ernest f. Wilbur vice president;
John r. Deering secretary, and Lucius
Noyes, treasurer.