The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-05-21
B-monthIy Meeting Of Town Council
Was Unusually Harmonious.
Ladies' Night Of the Massasoit Club.
The Court Of Probate.

It proved to be one of the most brilliant
social events OF the season. There was
large number OF ladies in attendance
and the bright costumes OF the ladies
moving about the brilliantly illuminated
club-room presented a spectacle of beauty
and animation which will not soon be
forgotten.
Music was furnished by Tinkham's or
chestra, which excelled itself in its hap
py rendition OF popular airs for tho de-
lectation OF the assembled guests. Re-
freshments were served from $50 until
lo:SO.the menue provided being one well
calculated TO tickle the palate OF an epi-
cure.
The following program was rendered;
Prelude ........................... Selected
Tinkhams Orchestra
Selection Good Old Summer Time"
Brown University Quartette
Mr.. +. T. Gleason. Mr.. II. w White Mr.
W. o. Rice. Mr. H. r. Hatch.
Reading. Mr.. Dooley.".
Mr.. w. G. Hoffman, Jr.
Mr.. White
Solo. Stein Song Chorus by auartet)
Mr.. Rice.
hedulng ...........................
Mr.. Hoffman.
Selection. tragedy from Marguerite
Brown University Quartet.
Concert selections s...............
Tinkhams Orchestra.
Mr. Howard r. Horton, accompanist
Among those present were Commodore
George NJ. Hull and wife, Lieut. William
G. Bliss and lady Mr.. Frank Potter and
wife. Mr.. Herbert Anthony and family.
Robert Gblin and wife. f. r. Lincoln
and wife. James Leonard and wife.
Charles r. Pearce and wife, Hon Levi
s. Winchester and wife. Ensign George
NJ. Bliss and lady. John r. Carpenter and
family, George NJ. Mayno. Of Providence
and lady, former president. William
Nicholas and wife, William Shakelford.
William Davy and wife, Miss Grace Gor
and Miss Wilma Gundlach. of Riverside,
The occasion was very enioyab BILE one
and was 40 thoroughly successful that
il will be probably repeated at an early
date
SPECIAL SESSION.
special session Of the court OF pro-
bate was held at the town clerks office
yesterday afternoon. The session was
bond OF Or Simeon Hunt as guardian OF
the person and estate OF Hiram r. Camp
bell ward Of full age be increased The
bond was raised from $500 to $500, the
American Bonding company being ac-
cepted as surety.
REAL ESTATE RECORD.
tate have been recorded In the town
clerks office
American Electrical works sold 10 Eu-
gene F. Phillips a certain tract OF land
on Roger Williams avenue for $40
George s. Baker sold TO Gottlieb Rnoff
lot No. 8. on the Harriet II. Richmond
plat. with improvements there on for
800.
Gottlieb Rnor mortgaged to George 8.
Baker same for s2.525.
Clarence II Carpenter sold to John H.
Luther certain land on Waterman street
and at East Providence Centre, with
buildings thereon for $40
David F. Goff transferred to Daniel L.
Aldrich mortgage OF Stephen II. Barstow
for 81. 900.
DAVID F. Con- transferred 10 Daniel q.
Aldrich mortgage OF E NJ. Byam ct ux
for $3.50.
David F. Gon transferred to Daniel q.
Aldrich mortgage OF Harris Davis for
500.
David F. Goff transferred 70 Daniel G.
Aldrich mortgage OF Harrie Davis for
81, 500
TUG OF WAR.
Last night the tug of war team Of
Loyal Alpha lodge. ]. O. o. r VI. L.,
gave a grand social In odd Fellows han
on Warren avenue. The affair was most
creditable success from start to finish
and the members and friends who at
tended were more than repaid for their
attendance by the good time they en-
ioyed.
Music was furnished by Hills orches-
ira and IS couples tripped the light fan
tastic until IL o'clock. The grand march
started promptly at 8 o'clock and was
led by Mr.. Herbert Barrett and Miss
Lena Chassey.
During the intermission refreshments
were served and friendly pull was in
julged In with the tug OF war team
rom Bud OF Hope lodge-of Providence.
The local team won out after hard pull.
The committee In charge Of the AFFAIR.
upon whom much 81 the credit is reflect
ID was composed ~ Messrs r. Merry.
Charles Olin. w. Whitford. James Shaw
md James Thornley,. A large delega.
tion Of visitors from Providence was
present.
SONS OF VETERANS.
Last night Thomas r. Salisbury camr.
sons of Veterans. held an interesting
Meeting In Grand Army hall I'm Rays
,lock. Captain T. s. Moulton presided
Division Commander Mason came over
,efore the meeting, but owing to press
u business could not stay for the meet
ng. lie left the division orders for Me-
norial day and returned TO the city.
The arrangements for Memorial day were
discussed. The camp will participate in
he observance Of the day with Bucklih
ost and will attend church with them
m Memorial Sunday.
The Memorial day committee reported
hat arrangements had been completed
ar tho memorial service n the town
all on the evening Of Memorial dav.
he committee on markers reported thst
ne order had heen received. The meet.
Continued on rag. Seven.