The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-22
INTERESTING Ne VS.
FROM PAWTUCKET 7
Pleasing Entertainment Given by the Young ITEMS
Catholic Association Last Evening. Miss Lynsky's
Recital. Graduation Plans. The News Demo-
Gratis Local Office.

Under the auspices OF the Young Men
Catholic association connected with 50
Mary's parish in this city there was giver
last evening In Music hall thoroughly
delightful minstrel performance
The auditorium was completely filled b.
an audience which very early i'm the pro
gram became enthusiastic IN IT'S aDprc
citation Of the work Of those taking part
and this enthusiasm continued through o.
the close Many OF the numbers were
given deserved encoreS and the songs
were well selected and pleasiuglY render
ed
The curtain rose ON "A large circle COM
posed OF young men OF the association ar
ranged in most gorgeous raiment Of red
and green costumes In the centre was
DIR. T.. n Murphy, who acted as inter-
locutor and he was surrounded by the fol-
lowing Tambos Messrs. Joseph McGlone.
Nelson Gauthier. James Rice. Peter j.
Johnson: Bones-Joseph Healey, Frank
Doheny. Jerry Lawton and George III.
Sweet In the circle were: First tenorE-
James L. Forbes. Charles A. o'Connor,
James ID. Dunbar. James n. Casey. John
d. Byron. Joseph +. Morris William Null
holland. John +. Carty Paul Drew: sec
ond tenors- Robert H. Mulholland. james
r. Ellis James L. Garland Fred j.
Duffy: first bass--Michae Leddy, Edward
McKeon Frank J. Campbell. John w.
Walsh. William j. Welsh; second bass
Dennis Lawton. Eugene Bowe. Frank
Grimes. William A. Oakes. Robert j.
Casey, Hugh Gallagher. James Bowe,
John McCann. Bartley Goar
The program which was most success
fully carried out was as follows Opening
chorus: song. "Bye-bye MY Eva" Frank
Doheny: song. "Only a Message from
Home, Sweet Home" James H. Casey,
song. "Jassamine.'' Nelson Gauthier:
song. The Songs Ny Mother Used 10
Sing" James l.. Forbes: song. Moving
Day" Joseph McGlone: song. Your
Mother Wants You Home Boy" Charles
A. O'Connor: song. Just Keep Your Eye
On Ma Baby" Joseph Healy; song.
"How I Trusted" Robert J. Casey: clos
ing chorus dim and Grey Appear the
Mountains"
The olio consisted of sig and reel dane
INK Thomas Sullivan; banjo selections.
Peter J. Johnson: song and dance. GIr=
ney Brothers: comedy Juggling. Monte
Cross; coon song speciality. William Sulli-
van.
The program closed with a laughable
farce entitled Romeo and Juliet" carried
out under the direction OF Peter J. john
son.
John r. Canavan acted as musical
director for the evening and the music
was furnished by Lemons orchestra.
The following Is the committee under
which this most successful affair was car
ried out: William II McKitchen. chair
man: James r. Reardon. secretary. Rev.
Father NJ. J McCabe. treasurer; Thomas
p. Corcoran. Charles A. U'Connor, VII
liam J. Welsh. Bernard McCaughey.
James Dunbar. Peter Johnson. Daniel
Murphy. Dennis Iawton. James Clark
Patrick Tierney. John H. Cunning. VIII
liam f. Codding Frank Doheney James
MCGEE. James II. Connolly James Eng
lish and Hugh Mcintyre.
RECITAL AND RECEPTION,
The pupils OF Miss Margaret iynslxy
gave recital and reception in Grand
Army hall last evening which proved TO
be very pleasing and successful affair.
The attendance was quite large and the
following program was carried out:
Recitation, Hope knight. song. SOL
der Boy" Treasa Leonard: dance. High
land Fling" Corine Taupier song
String OF Pearls" Annie McClay; hand
drill, led by Mary Conlin; skirt dance.
little Treasa Conlin: song. Broadway"
Flora Alsworth; intermediate club swing