The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1906-02-23
GRAYSTONE.


Monday evening a social and enter
tainment was held for the Sunday
school children's enjoyment at the
Methodist Church.
John Taylor assisted last evening
in the entertainment held at the Re
publican Club quarters on Hendrick
street, in the Tenth Ward
Mr., James Charnley is chairman OF
committee which has i'm charge tn,
arrangements Of concert 10 be held
in the near future for the benefit OF
the Greystone Church.
Last evening Greystone Lodge, | O.
q. f., held notable convocation at the
Greystone Chapel. BY the energetic
endeaNorS OF Past Grand Fred Inman,
the Lodge has added 10 its list G. new
members, the maximum growth of any
Lodge reported in the state domains
for some time. Owing 10 this crcum-
stance Grand Master Alfred Andrews
. and board of state officers We're pres
ent and presented 10 the Lodge a hand.
some regalia.
Al the Methodist Church Sunday af-
ternoon Rev Mr. Proude administered
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Chambers and Walter Waterhouse Al
the evening service communion was
administered and nine new members
admitted TO church fellowship.
About thirty friends of John Rams
den gathered at his home Thursday
evening to celebrate the presentation
10 him, by his parents of a new piano.
A musical program was rendered BY
pianist T. Parker, assisted by William
Atkinson. Mrs. Jackson, Mrs Shackle-
ton. Mr.. and Mrs Rhodes and Mr.. and
Mrs. David Ramsden.
RCCitatiOns were rendered by Miss
Crabtree and Albert Sykes, and comic
selections were given by Mr.. Winter
burn Refreshments we're served.
The visitors presented the hosr with a
pair of unique vases TO serve US
decoration for the new musical H. strL
ment. The affair was superinte adeu
BY Mr.. Holmes as chairman.
Between four hundred and five hum
dred people sat down to tea Saturda'I u
afternoon at the English TEA party hei
in the old mill hail, between half pa
-four and seven O'Clock, under "
auspices of 5he Methodist Church pa
ishioners. The pronounced success
the affair was due 10 general manage
George Kerslake, assisted by the f(
lowing corps Of able assistants: Flot
directors. Messrs irecnough and WI
llinsCn; ticket co ,mittee, Messrs. Ere
TOpham and Granger: waitrcsse
Sophia Firth, Ada Cravern. Agne
Smith, Neruda Stafford. Helen How,
Louise Barker, Jennie Wild, Belll!
Ward, Lillian Ward. Lillian Allen, Mrs |
Taylor, Mrs. Hartwell Jaeger, Mrs.;
Holmes, Gertrude Collins, Ethel Hart.
ley, Mary Young, Annie Lister, Ethel
Haigh, Ethel Crabtree, Bertha Hartley
Nellie Harris, Josephine Whiteheadi
Jessie ireland, Emily Whitaker, Annie
Turner, Beatrice Wild, Emily Wild
lola Harris, Annie Goodwin and Clara
White; cutters-up. Mesdames Turner,
Jaeger. Kerslake. Thornton, MansfieldA
Ackroyd, Charnley. II. Smith and tt,
Smith: tea-makers, Messrs. Harryi
Smith, Thomas Jackson. Williami
Thornton. David Ramsden. and A.,
Ramsden
Al eight O'Clock concert was helda
in the church, under the direction Of
Mr.. Ackroyd as chairman. The pro
gram rendered comprised musicalI
selections by Miss Mason, Miss CT
White, Mrs. Fred Inman. Messrs. Coul.
ton. Isaac Mason and Pianist Charles
Amber readings by Miss Welch; and
comedy variations by Mr.. John T.
Taylor.
To the trustees OF the church,
Mcgsrs. Jaeger and Briggs. and 10 the
pastor. Rev. John Proude. is due much
credit for the successful outcome OF
the party and concert. At the concert
the sating capacity Of the new chapel
wag taxed 10 the uttermost