The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-01-17
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teacher in the Providence High School
for three years and half, and latterly
an Instructor ia physics and chemistry,
sewers his connection with that school
February /. He goes to Brooklyn TO be-
come an Instructor in toe famous Adelphl
Academy, having charge of the depart-
ment Of higher m ,thema les. Mr.. Will
llans received the invitation TO take
this position upon his merits as "A teacher
as demonstrated by his work in the Hlgh
School here.
Gen. Thomas A. Morgan, the speaker
last evening at the X lode Island Social
Baptist Unions meeting, was very active
IN Rhode Island educational circles be-
fore President Harrison appointed him
Indian commissioner, and he was ac-
corded hearty welcome bv his audience
The marriage of Mr.. c. +. Nugent and
Miss Amy Tinker, the latter of MaSsil-
Ion, Ohio. which took place in Boston.
was very brilliant affair. Mr. ana Mrs.
Nugent arr spsnding tn, winter at tue
Narragausett.
The friends of Prof. Chaplin Of Brown
University. who has been i'll. will be
glad to know that lie is rapidly recover
ing.
Mrs. s. d. Harrison of the Oxford. Bos-
ton. passed Sunday with her brother at
Woonsocket.
The Trocadero will be given up TO the
Home Society on the night OF Jan. % On
the 9th What Cheer Lodge will hold u
social, and on the 30th auotn dance will
he held in Mr.. lillinghast's handsome
parlors.
The Rev. Mr.. Palmer of Oswego n. Y.
is visiting friends in this city.
Invitations are out for the assembly at
the Trocadero tomorrow evening. Mrs.
A. V. Chaplin, Mrs William Ames, Mrs.
Edward ID. Pearce, Mrs. William God
durd. Mrs. +. Philip Mason and Mrs.
William G. Rocker are the patrone,sses,
and Duncan Chaplin, Jr., Llnuiston
Hartweli and Charles L. A. Heiser are
managers.
The Goth anniversary of the marriage
of Mr.. and Mrs. franklin r. Young was
celebrated at their home, 6l Hanover
street, last evening and the many guests
were entertained with instrumental
music and singing A collation. was
served and Mr.. and Mrs. Young received
number OF presents.
AT the Y. NJ. G. A. reception last even
ing the overture to William Tell by
Reeves Band never sounded better.
Among the latest acquisitions to the
band Is Mr.. +. Kimba!e, Cne bass clarionet
player of Norwich, Conn, who WAS a
pupil of Mr.. +. A. Scott, the famous bass
clarionet PLAYER of Pawtucket.
Prof. NJ. A. Andrieu, the we'll known
por5rait aud land scape painter Of this
city, is about to fiuish family group
picture OF eX-Alderman John Casey and
his interesting family OF children. Prof.
Andrieu painted tine p ,norana OF Rhode
Issna some Roar yesrs Williams MI the
Rascuen by Ida Lewis which may be sent
TO the Worlds fair.
The Rev. Orrin b. Cheney, ID. d.,
president of Bates College, Lewiston,
Me, is visiting friends in this city and
vicinity.
A reception to young men was held
last night in the parlors Of the Elmwood
Congregational church, at which be-
tween fifty and sixty were in attendance.
An address was made by DIR. h. Benia.
min Andrews. president of Brown Uni.
versity, and musical selections were
rendered aud refreshments served
The celebration Of the golden wedding
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Solomon Greene at the
residence OF their son-in-aw. Joseph +.
&. Faruham, in East Providence last
eve1ing, WAS an event OF more than ordi-
nary interest. The celebration was ia
the form of a reception given by Mr.. ana
Mrs. Farnham. Mr.. and Mrs. Greene
were married in Newport, Jan. u, lS43,
by the Rev. Thatcher Tnayer, VINO is
still living at the advanced axe Of over
90 years, and last evening the
aged ergyman sent very pleasant
autograph letter. About 200 invitations
were sent aud aud there were 10 persons
present. The presents were very unique
and appropriate and included ia gold
dollars. Mrs. NJ. A. Kenyon, pianist,
and Miss Helen May Butler. violinisG
furnished choice music during the even
ing, There were guests from Providence,
Portsmouth, Cranston, Newport, Nor
ton. Mass AID Nantucket.
The engagement of Mr.. William b.
Weeden aud Miss Jennie Lippitt is an
nounced.
Mr.. w. IL. Strickland, mauager Of
Charles Fronman's New York success,
The Lost Paradise" is in the city max
ing arrangements for the production of
the play AT the Providence Opera House
next week. The cast is the original New
York cast and the scenery is the same
This morning President Andrews of
Brown University sigliiied his willing.
ness TO Introduce TO Providence aTti-
ence, Mrs. Anne Besant. the great theoso-
phist, upon whom the mantle of Madame
Blavatsky is said TO have fallen.