The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-11-16

In spite OF the very disagreeable wealth
or, the members of ST. Pauls church gave
their rector, Rev. Marion Law. and Mrs,
Law, a most cordial welcome home last
evening. Rev. and Mrs. Law have been
in Europe ever since last summer, ana
only returned 10 Pawtucket early TINS
week
When IL was known that they were ex-
pected. plans were started TO give them
a reception, and II was agreed that the
Music hall assembly rooms would be the
best place in which 10 hold TINS recep-
tion.
The details had been arranged by a
committee composed OF men OF the church
and a feature OF the program was the
lack OF formality connected with H. Ihere
were no ushers.
one end OF the hall and here they received
their friends, and IL was like the reunion
of a happy family. The parishioners were
glad 10 have their pastor and ms wlie
back with them, and IL was very evident
that they were glad to be back TOO AZ
though they said many times during 'he
evening that the trip abroad had peeh ol
the most delightful character.
There had been little attempt at dec
orations, these being chiefly by means OF
potted plants and shrubs. The recepuon
began at 3 O'Clock and was continued TOT
a couple OF hours, most OF the guests
having departed by 10 o'clock.
The committee which had charge OF the
affair consisted OF George NJ Iyleh cnaII
=
Mason. This committee named a sub-cOm-
Inittee OF the ladies which assisted them
IN some details, and which consisted OF
Airs. James n. Carpenter Mrs trederlck
~ Rurlinxame and Mrs Charles u, Moies'
A NIGHT WITH THE FINEST"
Tanirht in the Music hall building the
ssrenabcrp Of the Pawtncket police depart
nent will entertain their friends, ana inc
pruv~eds of the entertainment VIII go 10
she Police Relief associa ton fund. There
NJ there
a big attendance, In the first place ~ II
well known that these entertainments
that are gotten up every other year uy
tho police department are OF hisn class.
The concert is always good ana there u
always good dancing for those VINO en-
10y this. Then In addition TO the oahclhE
Is the concert, which TO great many s |
tho most attractive part OF the evening
prasrap,. This concert VIII be given u
rays American band.
because of the fact That MUSIC ilall u
being occupied every night, " was impos-
rihle for the committee In charge 10 Sc
cure possession till . o'clock, and patrons
are requested To- take notice OF this iact' 1
THE doors will not be opened WI ,,snd c,oSHd
the concert will do well not la feach the
building before that hour,
The concert will last one hour and Then
shortly after 10 a'clock dancing VIII pesih
IN the assembly rooms
The following is the concert program
which has been arranged! Overture,
Tampa" Herold; selection, Mooulahui,
I .uders, cornet solo. selected, Bowen X
church, festive waltz Chinese ban-
torn" Jaxone; tone picture OF the North
and South, Bendixj trombone SOLO, select,
ed Claude w. Spary; ta) Deleclh
,"FIower song'O. Frantzer; b) Love
Isi.ses" {" Harris: duet. "Miserere." I'll
'Trovatore" Verdi. Church and Spary;
finale, William Tell" Rossini' ray 5
American band
A BAD STORM.
Yesterday was by far the most disa-
mr., cable day OF the present season, and
th,oughout All the afternoon and evening
very few ventured out on the streets un-
less they were Obliged 10 do 50. II being |
Thursday night, the stores I'm the bust
hess section were opened, but trade was |
so light that most OF them closed their
doors rather early.
Along about 6 O'Clock, when there Is
usually considerable traffic on the street
cars, there was a little mix up. The snow
which had fallen during the afternoon
,uade a small amount Of trouble and there
was some delay. but this was all straight
enod out later In the evening. The street
siepa rtment heard OF no washout aud so
far as known there were no accidents on
4he cars as a result OF the storm.
PHoNoGRAPHIC SELECTIONS.
The Ladies' circle connected with the
nIigh Street Universalist church gave
ahe party was very pleasantly entertained
by Lyman NJ Darling, who had provided
q large concert photograph, together
with a great number of the latest records.
SMALL ATTENDANCE.
Members OF Pawtucket association. Sta
tionary Engineers, found that the storm
Of last evening had kept good many
within doors and te regular meeting was
not largely attended. Outside of several
matters OF routine there was no special
business transacted and then there was a
ehort discussion on the subject OF "Ah
Comprcssors."
GIVEN ANOTHER CHANCE.
Edward Duffy has family whose home
81 on Middle street. but according to the
statement OF the officers and others who
appear TO know somthing about the facts
he has not done a great deal 10 pay the
expenses OF this home for long time.
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