The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-01-16


Bridget Durkin. Miss Nora witherow
Miss Mary Tierney. Miss Anna Mc-
Chrystal. Miss Mary Lodge and Miss
Margaret V. Murray.
ENTERTAINS CHOIR
The choir Of ST. PauFs church was en-
tertained last evening by the members OF
the vestry The entertainment consisted OF
"A banquet served IN the guild room OF the
church This room was decorated with
red crepe paper and shades OF the same
color covered the electric light bulbs.
The following committee was I'm charge
Mrs. George Tyler. Mrs. A. +. Conant and
Mrs. Walter /. Cook.
Following the banquet there We're
speeches and a short entertainment. Mrs.
Tyler acting as toastmaster. Those who
participated were: George H. Lomas,
Cook. Richard Davis, Mr.. Chase, Clarence
Pearson and Harry James.
Vocal solos were rendered by Mrs. w.
North and Robert Pollard. and recita-
tion was given by Miss Lucy Pollard.
HOW TO MAKE \ PICTURE
The parish house Of the Trinity Episco-
pal church was crowded last evening.
when an interesting lecture was given by
George w. Whitaker Of Providence on
How TO Make a Picture The speaker
made sketches on a black board. and dem-
OnStfated the lunddmtnldl pIlnclpl'S bl
drawing and also showed the way 10 ap-
preciate picture During the intervals
while the pictures were being sRetched
Mr. Fred Pollitt rendered a number OF se-
lectlOns on tho plano.
Following the lecture there was a social
with dancing in the parish rooms The
affair was In charge OF committee con-
siSting Of Louis T.. Martin. +. +. Pollard.
Charles Aumann, Charles o. Read, Joseph
L
ness, William Halliwell.
WOODMEN INSTALL OFFICERS.
The officers of the three camps of Mod
ern Woodmen. Northcott. Talbot and
Halves. were installed last evening az a
union installation in the Spencer block.
The ceremonies were under the auspices
OF Northcott camp and the other two
camps were their visitors for the evening.
There were over 90 Woodmen present al
the installation. as well as a number OF
guests from the other camps in the state.
The installation ceremony was conducted
by District Deputy George +. Baldwin.
Following the installation the Woodmen
repaired TO the lower hall whore a sup
per was served The committee In charge
OF the arrangements OF the affair was
composed OF NJ. J. Trahan. Robert L. -.
Seeley. James f.. Flanagan and stephen
J. Casey.
CHOOSE CLASS PIN.
The freshmen class at the Pawtucket
high school has adopted a new scheme IN
the way ~ school pin In the past IL
has been Customary for each entering
class TO adopt a class pin sometime be-
fore the end OF the first year. The new
plan provides that the entering class
shall choose school" pin. and that
hereafter each entering class will adopt
the same style. This pin is a very neat
and pretty one In the centre is the pic
ture OF the Pawtucket falls and about tho
edges are the words Pawtucket high
school At the bottom is the year. and
this only will differ I'm future classes.
FUNERAL OF MRS. MORRIS.
The funeral OF Peter Morris was held
yesterday forenoon from ST. Josephs
church, Rev. FIR Lowney officiating A.
requiem mass was sung, and at the offer
tory j. Harry Farrell sang Awake My
Soul" At the conclusion OF the mass
Mrs, T. F. Mehan sang Nearer. Ny God.
TO Thee" The bearers were William Den
neny, William O'Brien, Thomas Gibbons
and Patrick Fitzpatrick.
ADDRESS BY MR.. MILLER.
The members OF the Young Mems club.
connected with the Church OF the Ad-
vent, met in that church last evening and
listened To an interesting address by wal
ker Miller.
WEST SIDES WINS.
In the city league last evening on the
Central alleys the West Sides defeated
the Centrals two strings out OF three
Slocum. with 2s2, was the high man of
the evening
In the same league on the Lorraine al
leys the visitors. the Brunswicks. carried
OF two Of the strings and Morton's sim
gle of l20 and total Of 800 was the best
score.