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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-01-02
THE CITY OF PROVIDENCE.

CHAPTER CDXLL
An ordinance authorizing the school Committee to
appoint Supervisor OF Physical Training.
tApproved December 30 1892.
IL Is ordained by the city Council OF the City Of
Providence as follows
Section 4. The School Committee Is hereby au-
thori.ed 20 appoint annually supervisor of physi
cal training who shall perform such duties said
committee may from time TO time pre- scrip
sec. =. The salary TO be paid said supervisor OF
physical training SHAH be liked by sid school
dollars per annum. the same 10 he paid from tho
appropriation for the support OF public schools.
CHAPTER CDXLfI
An ordinance authorizing the exchadge of land on
Pennsylvania avenue FOR land located In the
seventh school district for school purposes.
lApproyed December 80. 1921
II Is ordained by the city Council Of the City OF
Providence a. follows
section /. Tie Joint Standing Committee on
Education is hereby authorized TO exchange land
now owned by the city, located ON tue southerly
side of rennsylvanis avenue, being lots numb red
sixteen and one hundred and sixty mine, on asses
sors' plat number nfty-three. for lana located in
the seventh scnooi dlsiri T.
The deeds and title OF the land exchanged under
this ordinance 90 be satisfactory 20 the city soc-
tor. True copies. Mitness
WILLIAM n. CLARKE,
jas-st CITY Clerk.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-01-02

WHY, Uncle Jers
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-01-02
THE NEWS TURN NOW.

Our nineteenth century civilization has
made progress, but it has not yet got the
control Of old ocean.--Boston Tray
eller.
BE that as 1t may. the ocean does not
seem to have control of us, either.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-01-02
Providence Public Market,
272 and 274
WESTMINSTER STREET.

r. s. We have in stock about 800
boxes OF fine Messina Oranges. which
will be sold this week at l0c. doz., or
doz. for 25c.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-01-02

Mrs. James Brown Potter complains
that she has not earned much as an act
tress. Minneapolis Tribune.
Don't draw any encouragement from
that Actresses never accept the hints of
fate.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-01-02

The Umbria finally reached her port
with all her passengers safe aud her cargo
undamaged. And yet Bro. Moody was
not on board, nor was his method OF
rescuing ship in distress adhered to-
Boston Herald.
Bro Moody's method could do little to
repair broken screw shaft.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-09
Carter--lsichsrsis.


/, has often Teen remarked 10y the
conccegatiqn worsliping az Trinity
church that the choir boys are models ~
lcrorous behavior. although many of
thcm are under l. years 81 age. There
IL 10 doubt that tins agreeable restraint
~ hoy ish spirits is assisted very much
by the annual distribution 81 judicious
rewards.
The points taken into consideration in
bestowing the prizes are regular attend
ance al Sunday school. neatness. manh
ness. reverence in church services.
punciuali,y and general good conduct.
The recipients of the prizes on lasi
Tuesday night were ar follows:
First prize. Robbie Tcele. "A beautiful
silver cup from the rector; first golk
medal. Charlie Lock wood; second. Frank
Park: third. Paris Jamison. Milfred
Hulburt Was given gold watch 10y the
rector. \ silver medal was also given Ia
each II the following boys: David
Hughes. James Scott. Henry Tibbs.
Henry II. Formby gave three special
prizes Ia Orne Ward. Bert Rosema and
Lewis Whitney. General lnnes ad-
dressed the prize winners and also pre-
sented the rector. on behalf Of the boys.
with handsome house coat.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-09
HOW TO Be AMUSED
Weddings, Cards and Just a 1t
tie Dancing
OCCUPY soCIeIrs ATTENTION
Aprti's ENJOY menss Are Mild Hat
Quite v~rsesi--t:srnsso Of Note at the
Past and Coming Week.
Social 1.acsSntGsn.

The committee on womsn's dress has
finally made report 10 the national
council III women at Chic:go. llnsira.
tlons 1T the proposed style ii the ~lusi
ness dress are given q the REVIEW II
Reviews for April. and also IN the
''Womans journal 1T April |. la the
latter paper Frances +. Russell ol ~.
Paul gives practical. commcn sons"
article on tie subject. Both Il theu"
publications are ON file at the reference
library. However women may diifer as
10 results all must agree IN admiring
the patience and perseverance with
which these earnest p,cneers are work
IN out the dress problem.
Mrs. 4 envies Mrs. b. her next door
neightor, because IL her finer house and
furniture. Mrs. Il envies Mr.. 4. farther
house with other things TO correspond.
Mrs. & has been To New York recently
ard envies Mrs. Astor. with whom she
Was ~ fortunate as to dine. Mrs. y. the
WIFE of the busy mechanic. envies no
one and sings all day long at her work.
Ii is hard 10 believe IL. but there are
people on this long suffering planet VINO
are mean enough 10 belong tn "a pedro
club and shirk their turn at entertain
ing it. Don't pu; this coat on unless it
fits you.)
The streets have been full Of strange
faces during the past week. many 81
them young and pretty. Epworth league
convention and county exam" III school
teachers the cause.
IL you want to visit the worlds fair
understandingly. I've sure to take your
wife along. All the women in town are
studying worlds fair topics.
Hats of" ia now the fad for women at
the Grand Rapids theaters.
Society has opened its eyes and begins
to bestir itself
The light fantastic" was rcgnant last
week
The pedrp party still holds its own.
The warm sugar socill's passe
Did you buy an apron!
Weddings galore.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-09
Living Whist.

This was presented al Hartman's hall
on Monday and Tuesday night by well
known society men and women. and was
one IL the leading events ~ the week.
Although not "a financial success, il Was
but thing ~ beauty" and should
have been awarded full houses at both
performances. Those who. from any
cause. absented themselves. lost rare
pleasure. The costumes were extremely
beautiful. the music exquisite and much
al the dancing graceful and charming.
At the close 81 the second performance
a supper was given the participants at
the Peninsular club 10y Mrs. +. +. Uhl
the society's president and the originator
aud manager Of the affair.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-09

Dan Mccarthy. the well known
su-hor actor IL -ucrsssful Irish plays.
hs- gwen moe- solid enjoyment 20 the
kpvsrs - Irish drama than any other
writer now living IL - the author q
The Cruiskeeo Lawn. which will be
seen ia The Grand AL this week. Iu the
~Cruskeen Lawn" siil 70 found this
sA,bnf- most pleasing and successful
play dealing. a. II Dies. with life "A Ire
land among the better educated aud
nlasey-d class. differing much aud uia
t.rssiiy from the hacknsyrd plays one
~ often .~e- n irish he. Dan Nc
carthy - hot m the cast n "truIsksen
tswn but - ably represented by
most CON petent acton Thomas
Sniith. whose representations e lrish
ssy-. msnner. snd customs ara ~ true
- nature that 20 any spectator who has
been In Ireland the recognition d. IN
Simultaneous and never Tails 70 bring auf
hearty -cunsis = earnest and sinc~r- sp-
p.su~- VI smith - = very Young man
r.ses4s,ng a cultivated voice. o. which "
- aivsvs pi-a-iug ~ iis'ab. He vii
-tnr -,ui~ Il hiS own s1rgs AMI ~ hsa
even been Spoken = a. the ~csnlcn n
trxisy tine q hla beat @oug- ard one
that h.s male a great rsDutatinn Pc
him and si@s ''r tho sing - Danny. Wait
Awhile which he sings AZ every per
f.,rrsancs - she 4 rul@keen Lawn TIE
company which vlll present the Gus
keen Lawn hare hs= been carefully
-sle.-tesi ~ " 4 EdVsris that popular
manager sh, ha- been a. iong and -
vps.hsy Sucwn m the dramatic yrrfes
.a.,rl "a - sntifls him to 10 a II
veteran. seq II not that his wint-rs snd
summers are ra. enough fos him 20 D.
o. dtri,hea tvsry person taxing part ia
The Performance - az ARTIST -
reputatirn. sad ne scenic sfse--ts
are true % nature IN every
,G-.aI snd ,i-h The sii - 'h- n-chsn,
ca srBtus frof srnpteA sha trsv-l-
with IBIS cuuYanv ere masfe not only
t.sfecf hrt startling - especially y
that panoramic st-ntc eject u Noted
pisces "a Iressnd
The esmpsnv ne Same original 80
shst ss,srs&f znch = @ugef~- ~ - ersn
ing r,.-sss,ruiars.e 10 N-sE fors aud IL
-f..fas NJ Grace Ham it,ta. Hl@- lou
nirfsv Ms Mage Weston. kph-Ft
sthe.ffier Blrhart -uiIvan- iYse
ar lssrar3 E..se faan Mason sni
WiHtsu Merritt also The Cruisssea
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-09
Highly Appreciated.

The "Komoi' has been not only the
event OF the week. but OF the entire
season. Tableaux. dances. music. grace
and beauty were freely displayed. So
great was the interest that on Thursday
morning not a single desirable seat was
to he bought for that evenings enter
tainment. A graphic description 81 the
affair and full list IL the names Of the
participants was published in Friday
HERALD. Ii requires both artistic and
executive ability Ia push 80 great an
undertaking to ~ marked a success. and
Grand Rapids women are proud that
the Misses Gage and Benedict possess
these rare qualifications.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-09
TEE ELEPHANT BEGAN To TRUMPET.

Of New YoAx gentlemen there To sec
how well IL had been done. 1t was
when Mr.. Hamilton started to take the
visitors through the L.euagerie houses
that he announced his intention 20 prove
or dispro~e the popular belief that mice
would brighten elephants.
A trap full Of mice WAS brought into
the elephant house by Keeper Conkling.
lie had string with a slip-nooss 1t
tho end of It. and he clipped the noosc
around the body Of . mouse. lie took
the rodent to the biggest Of the herd Of
thirteen elephants and put it on the
elephants hind legs were manacleA
with chains with links two inches thick.
The big beast no sooner saw the little
mouse than he reared up on his hind
legs in fright. The mouse scampcrcd
around as far - the limit Of the string
would allow him and the small eyes Of
the big elephant follow cd him in terror.
Finding IL useless to try TO break his
chains he began 10 tremble al over. and
then turned squarely around and began
20 trumpet and scream
lCc eoxuc e1fSctSD0oS WE ttSNi on oil
the other elephants and their terror
was equally great, except in the case
Of Dot the clown elephant, who sim
ply looked 1t the rodent moment and
then. filing his great lungs with sir. he
put he trunk down by that mouse and
blew him OUT Of the way with such
force that the string broke and the
mouse ran of
The lions simply shifted 1t the mice.
The panthcs, leopsrds and hyenas
quickly goobled them mp. One tiger.
named Grover. o new and very ferSriOus
beast, who . year ago in St. Louis
knocked OF with his paw the top Of the
head Of = small boy who was unfortu-
nate enough to get within his reach.
simply gave tho rodent that WINS put in
his cage one Snllivanistic or Corbettistic
punch and fattened him. All the other
tigers wcro very much frightened 1T
the sight Of the mice and roared and
tore around ~ though they were crazy.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-09

Cannon Tent. K q. r. ". ~ Cannons-
burg gave an entertainment Friday
evening at the NJ. f.. church. The en-
tire program was furnished by Nine. T..
l.. Lovejoy 81 Grand Rapids. assisted 10y
Misses Lolita and Clara Buck. Mrs.
Strong and son and Miss Minnie Gciscs.
1t consisted III harp, banjo and mando-
lin solos end readings 10y Miss Clara
Buck and was excellent in every respect,
every piece receiving AN encore. Despite
the bad night the church was filled 10y a
very appreciative audience. At tie re-
quest ~ most IL those who were there
and others another concert may bcsnyen.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-09

A starting psuSSsm u offered BY
Manager Ssaith and ssnsattc0s galore
srs In order IL the hangers are 10 be DO
hsvesl The sAov opens with . series u
vievu showing hoe LAtlmes possoned
the guards. his eseaps from prison and
his capture. The man who will imper
sonAie the matriesds 10 not mentioned
The olio 10 lo1g add answers SHAKE
speres question. What's in . names"
Tho Foy Brothers have . good cong aud
dance turn. Monsieur MunsullA and
Mamie Russ-li in daring feAts in mid
air on the spanish webbing" whatever
that Ia Horton will do his male soprano
At and MArkey 4 Sant.ey will appear
10 their srsspnable exit. Il Summer
Filtration" Petite Lillian khnt will
give here idea Il the s~r~ntine dance.
There is an unusual number 81 specially
artists The above monster program
vail conclud. with the laughzblc com
ely entitled Midnight Murder Charac-
ters by the entire company. vide
f.Dst~ru.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-09

. bnxom middlc-agcd woman. and in
stalled her mistress 81 his hearth and
home at 22s Findlsy street.
All went happily as wedding chimes
until few days ago Mrs. fIanser added
an old fYi~nd Of her own 10 the house
holi While only n dog. IL was one 81
tho.e mean. mensiy CANNES that. being
created out 81 harmony with mankind
generally. took pronounced dislike TO
Mr. Uauser.
Hauscr at Dirt protested against the
dos. remaining y. a uenber VI the fam
lily, hut. Finding his wife obdurate. he
asserted his authority and mildly in
formed his spouse tina, shc mus, ohcos-
between h,r, and the dog She decided
In favor 81 the dog A few days Am.
while the cab,ne'maler was pursuing
his vacation. thu bride Of three weeks
engaged furniture wagon and quietly
removed what belong>d ~ her. took the
dog lovingly In her arms sni left the
hpps- - Hau-~r forever
When the husband returned in the
e.snins from hi~ lst.r he found his
home deserted, his ssyper unco,ked.
and bss wife and her dog . memory.
Every evening = sai eyed man can -
seen sitting ~ the windo~. and as the
night comes on and h.. seeks his lonely
couch he murmnr~ Love me. love INV
dog and .hskes his head ir q manner
enlphasscally indicating that the dog
can have no place IN Lis AheciiOna
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-09
81 Mark'a Easter Ten.

One 81 the prctiiest and most satisfy
ing of recent enjoymcnts was the Easter
lecture room. The menu was dainty
and appetizIng. and the many tables
were attended 10y az pretty and gracious
a gathering - society maidens a. could
be found. There Was an Immense ami
hungry crowd present. but the dextcrity
with which the tea was served IN conrs =
Was most commendahle. Special thanks
are due the Misses Clara Noigt, julia
Barlow and Bessi. Shuler on NE cour
iesy and facility with which their tables
were supplied.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-09
ilsysst Drive Whist

Hrs \ II Morchsad entertained a
fcv lady friends II ~iFive -hist IA The
NeS Livingston last Thursday after
neon. frvn 3 "a Go'ciock The following
were present Mrs Gregory Mrs Ill
ward smith. Mrs Cisgp Nrs Eos lsr
Mr. ~ & fo-i Mrs Kendall Mrs Nc
10y. Ms Baster Mrs Eddy Mrs
GoHtales. Miss MARTINI. lrs l.. II
DAVIS Ms Morgan Smith. Ms J..
~ T.. Cafpentsr. Mr~ Herbert Ming sBd
Mfs t.eufsae Peterson
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-09

The West Till Ladies' Literary club
me; II the home Il Mrs. = !. Downs On
Bridge street IN excellent paper ca
Eccentric Features - the Worlds ar
was read with a ifftccu minutes diSCus
sion followed hy minute description -
tl. iiawalian islands. Ptscns we're read
from l.ongfellov AMI Whittier closing
with i.onxfellov's Rainy DAY" sci tn
music u bich with guitar accompaniment
made aver, pleasant ci''Ss ioihe program.
The club ~ili meet IN two weeks auth
Mrs Sokup. No. 81 Mt Vernon strc.t
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-09

The following is the program IL the
missionary entertainment gwen ~ the
Berean Baptist SUNDAY school last Sun
day evening Song. Mr.. Mills class.
prayer. Mr.. Cartwright. recitation. Lu
ellie Donaldson. recitation. FsnDI"
Ov-rtlun. Bible trading. members ~
school, song. Eddie and Monte i,amie.
rccliati"ns by Eta SETTER. Martin Van
dcrno!cn aud Lulu rarkc. song. Fla
and Minnie Dversiun. recitation. ! rankie
Mills: song. infant ciss.. recital 10
Mamie Andrews Martha Wells Nernai
Dale and Lulu Nils
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-09

Lava quartet lnser~ovea in tbs nost
pss.saGs manner are . nunbes II special
hes From What - knos Il the per
tfmance d the plesssng drama IN the
past. and the stAtsmsnts q the manage
ment IL this play. ve coaad<atiy predict
= uaost successful run u the play Itself
Aad . pleasure foe I'll who witness H.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-09

vssy oooll ooAssA
A moose vii frt9htsn IN elephant
bat the thought y one tAsa u usually
ahelvsA With Santa Clsus snd other
useful seechinsA AZ the winter quar-
sesS Of tho Bsruurn- HALEY circus 1T
BridgSport. Coan-. however. its truth
wss folly Demonstrated For months .
small army Of performers. trainers and
workm~n have bsen bs~y getting every
thing rrSiy Tor the annual tour through
the country. All this work wAs fin
lahed and James A. Bailey and his
ss~nt, Il. y. Hamilton. brought u party
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-09

The W0msDs AUXILIARY. \ VI & A
Aeslrea - return gis grateful thanks 20
the failas ine J-.rs M shp ~ kindly
gave their services for the ehtsrtsinsn eBi
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-09

and hss arranged to produce Il at an
early date.
Rosins vokes h~sins her annual en-
gAg~meat as Dsly's theates April To-
Sol smith Russell y as his home In
Minneapolis.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-09
MRS. hAUSER'S DOC.

10 Wss Desrss Co Her Tlas uss NswDy.
MsAs HusbSaA-
John nauser. . cabinc:maker Of Gin
cinnati. o., recently Frightened the
gloom that hung over his widower's
home by marrying the widow Pukalf.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-09

az the entire human rae 50. eon. 60
are well clothed. go, 100. oo 20 habit
usIly naked and T0o, eaa 90 only eovss
The middle psr,s 81 the eo-iy
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-09
Fullcr--Ndans.

On Wednesday evening. at Battle
Creek. the home ~ the bride. Louis VI.
Fuller was married "a Miss Le,t,e n
Adams Mr. Fuller IL chief clerk in the
Office ~ General Passenger Agent De
Haven. and MISS ADAMS has been for
some time teacher in the city schools
TIE following Grand Rapi.lians were
prcscrt at the wedding Mr.. and Mrs.
WcoIfcndcn. Mr.. and Mrs MUCH Gray.
Mics Grace Garrison aud John Dunn
phey. Nj and Mrs. Fuller viii 10 at
home - their frieSl- after April y, IN
their new homo on Richard terrace.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-09

walker Hear.
Friday evening. April Il. George r.
Walker and Ms~ Emma NJ. Bear we're
married Al the residence "a the brides
parents. No. 90 jefferson avenue.
About forty friends assembled at the
residence Ia witness the ceremony. AZ
7.D. upon the announcement that the
ceremoa, would take place. the friends
assembled in the parlor, aud "a bile Mrs.
4. 4. Shriver played Mendeissohn .
wedding march. the bride aud groom.
preceded by the Rev. W. Straiton. en-
tered the room. After the ceremony
the usual congratulations followed.
A houn,eoas supper Was then served
TIE bride Vas dreseed In a moei lie
coming manner. and that she looked
exceedingly pretty WAS the universal ~
mark The presents were numerous and
handsome.
Carter .liichs rsts-
Clarence VI Carter and Eva Richards
were married Wednesday evening al the
home II thu brides parents, No. 90
broadway.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-09

Mr. and Nr. ! q Cooper afa pow al
home 80 their friends az No "a North
Ionia street The bride vas NJ May
n Hills u Rockford The sedding
sery quiet ore, tooA place las; TUESDAY
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-09
WEDDING KNOTS TIED.
Ewing..Bailcy.

One Of the most pleasing affairs Of the
week was the Easter wedding ut the
residence of F. r. Bailey, corner
Wealthy avenue and Charles street.
Miss Carlotta Walkley Bailey was mar
ried to the Hon. A. f. Ewing, state rep
rcsentative from Hillsdale county. One
hundred and eighty invitations We're
sent out and nearly 100 guests gathered
in response thereto. The house was
decorated with palms. hydranaeas and
Easter lilies. Tho Rev. j. y. Maynard.
assisted by the Rev. Heritage. performed
the ceremony.
The bride wore beautiful cream
crepe and - brocaded satin dress
trimmed with yards upon yards 81
flimsy lace and carried in her hands
spray ~ Easter lilies all IL which
added 10 the beauty Of her golden hair
and deep blue eyes. The bridesmaid.
Miss Katie King 81 Cleveland. was
lovely in rose -colorcd silk. trimmed
with white lace. The grcomeman was
Mr.. r.. q. Galloway. s"n Of Judge Gal
loway of Hillsdale. lie was classmate
II the groom's in the law department, IL
the university.
The most beautiful costume 81 the
evening aside from the brides and
bridesmaids. was that II Miss Adah
Brown IL liillsdale. IL was - pink silk
and was a work IL art. both in cut
and trimming. and set off the blonde
beauty 81 the wearer to the best advan-
tage.
Among other guests from out 81 town
were Dr. Walklcy and daughter 81
Grand Haven: Frank Ewing. brother II
the groom. from Reading: Lawyer Sut.
ton and W. L. Duttcn. both " Detroit.
The presents were many. consisting 81
eolid silverwaIe, pictures. table linen.
brio a brac and books.
The old custom IL having the latest
welded in the family make the cake for
thc new bride. was followed on this &C
casion with the mott happy results.
After the serving II refreshments Miss
Katie King. who is fine vocalist. being
at present student in the conservatory
at Cleveland. sang several old-iime
ballads with winning paihos and sweet
ness
The young couple. accompanied 10y
Miss hing. who was the roommate II
the bride at Hills,iale college. left for
Lansing on Thursday afternoon.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-09

George ~ Wcstover. formerly - this
city. hut now superintendent II the cleo
tr,c light works 20 Cadillac. aud Miss
EIgenia +. Camp. were married AZ the
homc IL the brides parents. M. 81
Spring street 10y the Rev Dr j l. Jack
son. Emerson Camp. hrp;her ~ the
bride. was best man. and NJ s. Eta Den
Ms wss bridesmaid hiout forty guests
we're present. and the giffs we're many
and elegant MIR and Mrs. Westover
vent immediately - theis future home
IN Cadillac
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-09

evening at the homo Il the bride. "a
rents. The Rev. L. r. Wright tied the
knot.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-09
Iogsp--sssstfrcy.

Arthur II Logan and Miss Edith j
Godfrey were married On Tuesday iasf
m ~ Mafk's church by To- Eet Dr
Campbell Hair Both youag peoIie are
well known Ia the south esd ihtS
left immediately after the ceremony ior
Chicago. but wili return 90 th,s city T.
live
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-09

George Parx~s. who will b. remem
bered for his long connection with DAILY .
theater. will he admitted Ia the Forres,
home. April 81. Mr.. Parkes is "a years
Of forty years. He vas chiefly known
for What are known professionally as
eye glass parts. having created the
dude on the stage almost before such
an animal Vas known on the streets. He
is a native of Charlestown. Massachu
srtts. and was last seen on the stage at
Days during the eeason Of $50.