The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-01-12

arrive home in Providence. May 1s, a trip
OF 20 days.
At the close OF last evenings meeting
a palatable collation. was served.
DELIGHTFUL TIME
Peace Council Catholic womens
Benevolent union, held possession OF
Library hall, last evening, and Deputy
Supreme Chancellor Mary Cole installed
the following officers. assisted by Cath
crime Kudlin marshal: President,
Catherine Costello; vice president.
Josephine Gibbs: chancellor, Rose Muir
ray collector, Irene Farrell: treasurer.
Ellen Farrell: secretary. Lillian Herrick:
orator, Catherine Lynch; marshal. Jennie
Murray; guard Julia Lynch; trustees,
Maria Costello, Margaret Murray, Han
nah Gill: entertainment committee. Cath
crime Costello. Catherine Lynch, Irene
Farrell, Lillian Herrick. Julia Lynch,
Rose Carroll; auditing committee. Rose
Carroll Jennie Murray and Annie Daley.
Addresses we're i'm order and the follow
ing concert program was announced:
Piano solo, Miss Adeline Ryan; reading,
Miss Emma Hackett; solo. George
Neilan; solo, Mrs. Gaul: reading. Miss
Gretta Hurley; solo, Jonn LOTUS. The
accompanist was James Forsythe. Mr..
Forsythe also played for dancing.
collation. was served and devlled
ham sandwiches and angel cake were
the principal features Of the menu.
LADIES NIGHT.
The members Of the Columbus union
affiliated with the Church OF the Blessed
Sacrament had n ladies night" last
evening In their rooms on Regent avenue
and. OF course. there were few members
absent while there was n goodly number
OF friends present as invited guests. Be
sides a concert program, the chief fea-
ture being selections by the Columbus
Union orchestra. progressive whist was
INDUCED In, the winners being Jennie
Martin and John Hethermon.
SUNSET CLUB NET
A regular monthly meeting of the Sun
set club was held. last evening. I'm their
suite OF rooms i'm Odd Fellows block,
President Steere in the chair. Routine
business was transacted and various bills
ordered paid. The club is in a flourishng
condition financially and Il has numerical
ly added 30 members to the roll during the
past three months.
The regular semi-monthly meeting OF
tho Sunset Whist club will be held tomor-
row evening and valuable prizes awarded
the fortunate winners.
GENERAL MENTION
Daniel u Waterman. clerk or the Free
from n serious attack Of illness lie Is
town clerk OF Cranston. resides on Farm
ington avenue I'm the Rocky Hill" dis
trict. not far from the line
Branch 399 c. X. Of A. has appointed
the following members as a committee to
arrange for concert and the second
week I'm February: = j. Markey. chair
man: John +. Lenahan secretary: John
Croghan. treasurer: William Reynolds
and Charles McKenna
Manufacturers Lodge. /. q. q. r. will
meet this evening but will not install Of
flcers until one week from tonight
Michael Masso has brought suit for
5000 damages against the Rhode Island
company lie claims to have sustained
permanently injuries while attempting to
board n Plainheld street car on Hartford
avenue on July 3. 1903 all through tho al
legged carolessness and haste OF the COM
panys employees.
A grand visitation was paid last even
ing 10y the state board 10 Peabody lodge
No ld. Sons ~ 81. George and the local
lodge was found In a nourishlng condition.
The odd Ladies' will meet tomorrow
evening and install officers
The body 81 Mary. wife Of Alexander
Trail. was brought by Undertaken Car
penter today. from the Rhode Island hos
pital where she dicd. 90 the home Of tho
hereaved husband and children on Valley
street. Death was due - puerperal nv
aemia from which She suffered more than
two months The funeral will take place
tomorrow afternoon.
Tho Anna Gordon branch ~ the Won
ans Christian Temperance union met in