The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-11-24
PAWTUcKET GIRLS CLUB.

PAWTUckET GIRLS CLUB
There was AN important meeting OF the
Pawtucket Girls club i'm the rooms of
the organization i'm Slater block last eve-
ming and the attendance was quite large.
The president of the club. Mrs. +. s.
Almy, was i'm the chair and the principal
business under consideration was i'm re-
! lation to the plans for the coming fair
| Of the club, which is to be held on the
evenings of Dee 6. I and s.
| This will be called winter carnival
and judging from the enthusiasm which
! the yound ladies are showing I'm the at
/ fair IL Is bound TO be a complete success.
! The following are the committees which
! have been chosen 10 take charge of the
! carnival: Cafe Miss Elizabeth Kenyon
and Mrs. George Davis; lemonade, Mrs.
/ Harriet Beede and Mrs. j. L. Wheaton.
| Jr. grab box, Miss Sarah Arnold and Miss
! Annie Perrin; housekeepcrs' booth, Mrs.
| Edgar Hale. Mrs. 4 B. jerks. Mrs. Fred
/ Marty and Mrs. Herbert Longworth; can
! dy, Miss Maud Arnold and Catherine
! sherman. fancy work. Miss Mary Adams:
flowers, Miss Grace Hollingworth; cake
| table, Mrs. J. +. V. Matthew: dolls. Mrs.
! Carl " Pohlson; fortunes. Mrs. Caddie
] Spencer.
! Next Friday evening there vii be re-
union OF the young ladies who visited the
! Vacation house at Oakland Beach last
| End clubhouse in Providence and 1t is ex
pectcd that about "A dozen OF the mem
! bers Of tho PawtuclSet Girls club will
! attend.
TEACHERS ASSOCIATION.
There was a gathering of tho members
/ of the Pawtuckct Teachers association I'm
the high school building on Broadway last
| evening The speaker Of the evening was
| Albert Armstron of Boston. who took for
| "A
most interesting address and at the close
| he was given "A vote OF thanks.
WILL RECEIVE GRAND OFFICERS.
! There was meeting of the members OF
! Haskell council. No. 1876. Royal Arcanum
| last evening at which time arrangements
were made for the reception of the grand
| Cfficers. who Will visit tho council on
! tho evening OF Dec. H. II was decided
| To- entertain tho visitors With a banquet
| and "A committee was appointed To provide
| for this
TO HOLD MUSICAL SERVICE.
| St Paurs church choir will give the
! hrst of this seasons musical service to-
| morrow evening at 1880 o'clock \ Har-
| vest Thanksgiving service will he ron
! dcred and the vested choir of nearly 80
voices viii he assisted by Mr. l.. Phillip
Shave. baritone. Of Providence. aud
Master Francis Fuller violinst. OF this
city.
THE LICENSE COMMISSIONER
There viii he meeting of the board Of
license commissioners at the city hall
Monday evening. at which time there will
bc large number OF applications FOR
liquor licenses 10 bc considered. The lIduor
licenses for tho dealers expire ON Dec l.
and Tor some time past the members OF
tho board have been giving this matter
consideration. There Is naturally consid-
cradle interest I'm the outcome Of the meet
ing Monday night
TO HOLD UNION MEETINGS.
Meetings viii be held tomorrow after
noon az o'col,k at tho Pawtucket Con-
grcgatlonal church for women and az the
Park Place Congregational church for
men and women at o'colck In tho cve-
ming The first meeting will be addressed
Icy Mai Stanyon OF New York city. soc
rotary 90 Mics Eva Booth of the Salvation
Army and the second meeting will have
as speaker Rev. &. e. Mitchell OF the
First Baptist church
A MASONIC SOCIAL.
There was quito a large attendance last
evening az tho social held IN Hutchinson
hall under tho auspices OF the masonic
lodges which have a home I'm the building.
These socials are 20 be held monthly dur
ing the winter months. and the proceeds
are FOR the organ fund, which Is rapidly
growing
SOCIETY GAVE a SOCIAL.
The members or tho Fairlawn Improve.
mcnt society enjoyed themselves last
evening in tho large hall Of the society
an Suithneld avenue. The occasion was n
concert and social which had hcen ar
r. Rt.