The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-13

LOOKING CLASS.

Young man, II you have been lifted by
tie woman you love. ana some other mau
las been prom ised the matrimonial prize,
don't get disconraged-don't aban-
don hope. You may Win
after all; Let me give ev. yH .
promised her hand to some other map,put
on the best face you can, and. II possib'e,
get an invitation to the wedding; that
NAV be the winning card. for II the other
fellow should happen TO be late the
fair creature you adore may De-
eide to let you lead her tb 20 ots see
guests by calling the wedding of. An
Instance OF this kind happened near
Atlantic City, N. j., on Tuesday OF this
week, the details OF which, are told In the
following dispatch from tina city, under
man. one OF Egg Harbor City's bellies,
did not b come disconnected Yesterday
when August Klein failed to appear at
the hour set for their wedding she
promptly asked for Harry. Shaefer. n
former lover, and after a few minutes
con versation they were married In he
presence or the astonished guests. Mr..
Klein arrived after the CEREMONY bad
tesn performed. and was much agitated
at the outcome"
I read in some Of yesterdays papers the
announcement of the death OF Mr.. John
McKesson Of New York. He was eighty
five years old, and in his obituary notice
the wonderful statement is made that
che belonged to no clubs" Just think
of It'll A man lived 10 be eighty-fve
wears old and did not belong TO a cluhl
If he had lived in Providence I'll let a
shirt 8 nd that he would have belonged
to at least half a deem.
!
Mrs. Cordelia Stafford OF Pontiac was
the guest OF friends Ia this city yester-
day.
Mrs. ]. Albert Millerd aid her son
Warren Of Pontiac were the guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Benchley at their
home i'm this city yesterday.
Miss Ethel II. Boardman is now in
Paris, where she will remain all winter
studying art.
Mr.. Caleb Cowles OF this :clty Is visit
ing friends in Anthony.
Mrs. Thomas Carlyle of this city is
visiting friends in Qlidnick.
Howard r. Burgess OF this city is the
guest of ii. f.. Wilcox Of Wexford.
Howard A. Jackson OF this city l. the
guest OF MIR. and Mrs. II. o. Watson Of
Wexford.
Mr.. and Mrs. William r Harrison of
this citv are the guests Of relatives in
WEXFORD.
Miss Louise Hunt who has be n visiting
In Quidnick has returned to her home in
thisc city.
Mrs. c. M. Anthony of this city is the
guest OF Mrs. Il. w. Simmons OF North
Scituate.
Mrs. Thomas Greene OF this city spent
yesterday with friends 10 Arkwright.
Mrs. a.. Knowles OF this city has been
Waiting her narfutS Mr. and Mrs
Knowles, Of Hnrkney Hill.
Mrs, Fred Brewer OF this CITY was the
guest OF her parents In Apponaug Tues
day.
her mother. Mrs. Bonner, OF Harris.
People who have inst returned from TIE
West say that n new counterfeit $40 bill
is being very successfully pass d In that
section IL is or the liver certificate
variety and the silk threads and distri-
buted fibre are initiated By pen work.
The department IL also annoyed lately by
the passing OF large amounts OF business
college money, which is in some cases a
very fair representation OF the real article.
! !
Last night ut the Montauk club A.
Brooklyn n farewell dinner wss given 10
Henry Jones, who. as "C~avendish," is
known wherever whist Is playei all over
the world and who r. Gently paid a visit 10
Providence. Mr.. Jones sails for Liver.
pool Saturday on the Lncania, aud by his
own statement will le we America with
regret, carrying with him numberless
peasant memories aud much rood will
and gratitude born II his treatment on
this, his frat visit to the United State.
Included among the guests who joined
"yayendisn at the tables vas Robert
III. VEINS, the distinguished whist ua.
thority Of Brooklya. who has been the