The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-01-30

The Sunset club. which is composed Of
81 OF the leading citizens OF this place
opened its new and costly furnished club
room on Pocasset avenue 20 the public
kvestardav afternoon and evening. The
bulding was open TO the public FOR m
tspcction from until 8 In the afternoon
land at o'clock the members and invited
Agnests gathered in the reception room of
the building. where the following pro.
gram was given under the direction or
Alr. Percy a. Bainton.
Selections by the sunset orchestra. so
prano solo, Miss j. Al. Masterson, read
ing, Miss Mabel shawcross. violin solo,
Mr.. Walter Smith, vocal selection, Mr
l. r. Storr. The program concluded with
aselections by the orchestra.
This WAS followed by luncheon ana
ldancing. During the evening the guests,
(which Included many ot the wives of the
'members. who acted in conjunction with
1he house committee I'm entertaining the
guests OF the evening, made "a tour OF
dho building and all were loud i'm their
praises OF the handsome furnishings.
\ The Officers OF the club are as follows;
.President. Hon. George r. A Beane. vice
kpresidcnt Walter -. Harris. secretary, r.
E, Cook; treasurer Hon John T. kenyon
The committee I'm charge last evening
Iwere John y. Bowen, Percy A. Bainton
lDanie Mathewson, Charles Crankshaw
and Harold c. Jacobs
The front OF the building was decorated
with new American flag. present from
xhe lady friends OF the club.
FpUND RELATIVES IN IRELAND.
Lawyer Cunningham, who has charge
OF the effects OF the late John Martin.
who some time ago was found dead al his
lhome on Eiswald street. has succeeded in
4ndng four OF Martins niecee in Ireland.
AT nrst u was reported that the man had
but one relative, and that a brother. but
tMr. Cunningham has after much labor.
nearned that the brother was dead. and
1eft four daughters.
The deceased had many relatives in
Pawtucket and Central Fails. most OF
whom had put I'm their claims. but the
nnding OF relatives In Ireland will. In all
probability, put an end TO this. Report
has II that Mr.. Martin left between 5000
sirfd $500 Tn c7rSf1 urru ru-Tf estatu vTfugJf
at about $4,000. An effort IL being made
TO have John II Walsh made admins
trator OF the estate
WORTHY OF SUPPORT.
The Schubert Mixed quartet will hold a
concert and social In Irons hall this even
Ing, and as this is composed OF some OF
the best singers In the, vicinity: an ex-
celient program il looked for. This COM
bination OF talented persons have for n
number OF years volunteered their ser
vices TO all church and charitable organ
1zat1ons hereabOuts.
GENERAL MENTION
Patrolman James p Bogue. who has
'been member OF the police department
for about IS months. and has been on
duty at the Chafree street station during
that time. has tendered his resignat ton
The reason for the act is not given.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Kelly, who were
married about one week ago. returned
from their wedding tour which they spent
with relatives az Philadelphia. last even
dng. and went TO their new home, % Lena
street
DR. Frank A Payan, who for many
years was located IN an office I'm the san
Souci building, passed away at his home
1l4S Westminster street, this morning
after an Illness OF about one week
Bart Fallon was taken into custody on
a warrant at his home. "a Oak street at
an early hour this morning charging him
with making an assault upon his wife
William Burke who died at Lons1ale
yesterday, was well known I'm this vicin-
ty as a man OF sterling worth
The Knox club. which Is composed OF
young folks OF the Valley Wonsted Mills
held n successful social in Lilly academy
1ar9t evening
The annual banquet and concert OF the
cuisines Mems association. will be held IN
Odd Fellows hall on Plainfield street to-
morrow evening
Hose Wagon No. 10 and Hook and Lad
der No 2 are being painted and fitted
with rubber tires
Mr.. Frank Keenan,, the well known
Platnheld street grocer Is spending a
short vacation with friends at Lawrence,
Mass.
There are many cases OF measles in the
annexed district.