The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-11-18

The following unions will hold sessions
tonight:
Carpenters Council. Labor Temple.
Plumbers, Labor Temple. ~
Linemen, Hanley Building.
Iron Workers Labor Temple
BEST BALL OF SEASON.
Last evening there was brought TO a
successful issue what without doubt was
the best social affair OF the season thus
far. and the committees OF the teamsters'
local $50 are deserving OF unstinted
praise.
It was the first affair of the local and
without doubt, If the same thing were
tried again for a century II could not
have been made more successful and more
enjoyable. The committee had been al
work for a long time preparing for the
occasion and the smiles that greeted each
guest as he or she came into the bril-
Family lighted hall told Of the happiness
OF the affair and the pleasure every one
was having
From the time the doors were opened
early I'm tho evening TIL the last dance
was completed the guests continued 10 ar
rive and those who were not able 10 be
present I'm the early part OF the evening
came az the eleventh hour and obtained
all the fun that was possible
The reception committee with their
large tastily decorated badges OF pretty
design SppHIed TO be everywhere at Ur1Cc,
welcoming those who came at the door
and meeting them on the floor to see that
every one was enjoying himself
The check room was looked after in
a pleasing manner but where the guests
were greeted with most enthusiasm was
where the beverages were served Mr..
Craven was in charge there and he was
as aftable as could possibly be. Beaming
delight upon all his friends and urging
them 10 have a good time
Before the time for dancing commenced
the hall was crowded and many seats in
the gallery were filled AT the first
strains of the music tnerc was a well
come sigh audible all over the room and
every one sought partners with tho full
spirit Of enjoyment in them. Young and
Old large and small. entered into the &C.
staCies OF the dances and the best OF
comarderie relgned.
The music for the occasion seemed to
1ll the veins Of all on the floor with pleas
ure and there was many sigh OF delight
heard as the couples whirled dizzily
around the floor.
The taste shown in the selection of the
badges speaks well for the excellent taste
OF the committee and every part OF IL is
worthy of men don.
The pin used for the occasion was eni-
blematic OF the craft. being the shape Of a
whip and bit These were on the badges
OF the aids and the reception committee
The combinations OF colors used also re-
hected the taste.
About midnight refreshments were
served and aftorward the dancing was
continued till a late hour.
The committee upon whom the greatest
part OF the honor for the success OF the
evening must rest are as follows:
Committee OF arrangements-B. J.
OConnor. chairman. George H. Finnigan.
vice chairman. John Mclaughlin, secre-
tary-treasurer; John Tunstall, Martin
Dalton. Edward J Bowen Charles &.
Craven. stephen Sullivan Thomas O'NciI,
Fred Deslctts. Mosley White. Peter
Lynch Joseph Fratus. John r Spang.
Felix Tnglcsby: general floor director.
James ~ Counors; assistant floor di-
rectors. Thomas Mccarthy George VI.
Finuigan. aids. Thomas O'Neii. Edward
= Bowen, stephen sullivan. Charles G.
Craven. Martin Dalton. John r Spans
reception committee. Lawrence A Grace.
John Mclaughlin. John Tunstail, Peter