The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-04

OF electroliers. giving 10 the whole scene
mellow and enchanting coaoring.
PROMINENT QUESTS.
Among the eminent SIR knights were
Senior Grand Warden Juhn d Munroa
OF Fall River. Junior Grand Warden Wal
ter w. Blrnham OF East Providence and
Grand Lecturer Robert l. Spencer OF this
city Of the Grand commandery OF Massa-
chusetts and Rhode Island. Eminent Com
mander c. r. G. whitconb of De Molay
commandery OF Boston. Eminent Com
mapder Thomas McKenzie OF Narragan-
set! commandery OF Westerly. Eminent
STR hudson c. Mckenzie, past commander
OF Godfrey de Boslillion oommandery OF
Fall RAyer: Eminent Sir Elisha II Fish
err past comma nder OF Sutton command
cry OF New Bedford; Eminent Sirs Frank
r. Pearce md Henry A Carpenter. past
commanders Of st. Lohus oonmandery:
Eminent Cou1mander William W. Curtis
OF Holy Sepuhchre copnrnandery OF Paw
tucket and the following past command
ers OF Calvary commandery:
Eminent sirs Eugene d. Burt Arthur
w Dennis, Albert J.. Anthony, Joseph
Baker, Jr.. George H. Grant Rogers q.
Young Robert l.. spencer and Cyril c
Babcock Theee. with the officers of
Calvary Commandery aud their ladies
occupied seats az the guests table. while
throughout the representative assemblage
were sir knights from sister COM
manderies and numbers OF gentlemen and
ladies prominent IN the business and
social life Of Providence, Including Mr.
and Mrs Oils ". Mason. Mr.. Lawrence
/ " Calder. Mrs. E. Fischer and Mr.. and
Mrs George Wilhelm.
AT KEIrH's
The menu was a choice one and the
riaa to asnf x.rlfh Axufa hat
at 7:40 o'clock the company was ready for
! the second instaHment of pleasure each
/ keenly anticipating a royal good time
! and such 1t proved To be.
with the exception OF the seaks engaged
| by the season patrons OF Ksith's. whose
| rights had 20 be observed, the Calvary
| Commandery preempted the entire
| parquet. orchestra seats, part OF the bal
| cony and all OF the boxes.
/ The theatre was richly decorated with
! the colors. standard and guidons OF the
| commandery. which were hanked by the
| starry flag arranged In. graceful folds and
| butterflies
MANY SHARP oRINDs.
There we're some special diversions
/ from the regular program Of the even
/ ing sharp Rrinds witty fings and bits
| OF pleasant personalities which were
enigmas 10 the uninitiahed, but ellcited
roars OF laughter from those who knew
the little weaknesses OF those at whom
the little darts were aimed.
The hit OF the evening was the song
some sharp wit composed and which the
Village Choir gave In response to a
fourth call.
The music was Goodbye. My Blue
Bell" " and 10 the catch refrain was sung
these words:
Calvary. o Calvary,
We look 20 you
To bring us fond memories
or good fellowship. 80 true.
When we are parted.
And LIES voyage In DER.
May we all meet as brothers
on that goldep shore.
Did the sir knights come In on the re-
| fIain? Rather especially after the point
ad inquiry Of the last verse. In which
/ the Information was asked for az TO a
certain pending event Say. win It be
/ one. or VIII IL be twoT"
The biograph was preceded by a series
of snapshots OF the Rhode Island dele
cation on the occasion OF the San Fran
cisco triennsl.
The artist with the camera certainly
knew his busne ess. for he not only caught
several good groups but snapped some
To be made victims the little exposures
/ when depicted on the screen affording
/ lots OF FUN. The last moving picture pre-
sented the best features OF the big pa rade
at San Francisco.
DANCING AT TRoCADERo.
just before IL o'clock the company pro-
ceeded TO the Trocadero. where a dance
OF dozen numbers was carried out and
another dainty spread was served
Reeves orchestra was In the balcony.
Everybody danced and when the music
of the concluding number died upon the
air round Of applause expressed the full
appreciation OF the company Of the com
nittees endeavor TO make the sffsIr
please all
THE COMMITTEES.
Tho committee for tho reception ten
Dc red 10 the eminent commander were;
George VI. Grant. chairmani Charles Il
Dennis Eugene -. Burt. Clinton -. Sell
lew, r. X Blanchard Arthur W. Dennis.
George n Kenyon. Albert T. Anthony.
r. r. Hopkins Frank s. Congdon. Fred
erick G.. stiles g. g. Mumford. Thomas
l.. Phillips. Thomas w Penny. Joseph ".
Potter Joseph Baker Robert l.. Spencer
end Rogers G. Young
II The committee Of arrangements con-
sisted OF c. g. Darling chairman; Charles
a. Pettee treasurer; Frederick l. Dana.
william w. Hunt James A. Rogers, Leo
y. Nadeau Horace r. Knowles Joseph
H. Potter and Eminent Sir John y.
Thompson, ex -officio. The floor at the
Trocadero was under the direction OF
Joseph Baker Jr and the following aids: