The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-09-24
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Last Saturday evening there was de-
ligbtful lawn party at the residence OF
the Misses Flossie and Ruth Tingley on
Charles street. The grounds We're hand :
somely decorated with Chinese lanterns OF
vsriegated colors, and the house was COW
cred with bunting and presented very
pretty appearance. A large platform had
been erected for dancing to the music by
the orchestra OF the Y. {. b. B. Club. A
| quartet rendered several vocal selections.
Among those present were the Misses
Anna Reccius, Rhoda Walling,
Minnie James, Ella White,
, Susie Wilmington, Annie Hercus-
ter, Flora Spencer, Maggie Robertson,
Sadie Watson, Mamie Lord, the Misses
Saul and Craven, Messrs. George Afford,
John Craven, John Hay, Henry Schneider,
Samuel McQueeney. Joseph Handson'
Willie Graham, George Wood. James
Hood, William Miller, Arthur Long,
Willie May and John Keefe. At l2 O'clock
after singing Aud Lang Syne," the
happy company separated.
James II. Kilduff better known TO the
baseball professions as Jake. the well
known tMirler-f for the -Wans+-,,alfs-,,4.ti-
many other clubs, was married this morn
ing at st. Edwards Church, to Miss Della
Baxter, Rev. FIR. Doran officiating. John
=. hilduh, brother OF the groom, was
best man and Miss Nellie Smith OF
central Falls was bridesmaid The bride
looked very beautiful dressed i'm a hand
some pale blue silk and wore wreath Of
orange blossoms. The bridesmaid was
dressed in somewhat similar manner.
and everybody said it was one
OF the prettiest weddings that
the ceremony the wedding party to the
number of 100 repaired To the home OF the
bride on Douglas avenue, where breakfast
was served by Gelb q Norton. Tho
young couple received a large number of
useful and costly presents, among which
was clock from the brides father, This
afternoon the couple started for New
York and Washington, and will be gone
two weeks.
Last Saturday young woman called
on Captain Baker OF Station and stated
that she wanted her husband arrested for
non-support. The captain asked her how
long she had been married and she told
him since the previous Saturday The
time was too short for the officer 10 do
anything in the matter.
The Geneva Weavers held meeting tss.
Friday evening To take act ion on the run.
ming of two looms. The compenv have
received large order for this clasq Of
goods and are turning the looms around
SO that weaver can run two of than Tha
business men of Wanskuclx hone tberc
will be no trouble, a. they have not fully
recovered from the depression OF the nast
year. past
Michael Moran, a man about 90 years
old, wandered into tho French civ of
Marysville i'm North Providence. vesier-
day afternoon. there. Moran stepped into
one OF the numerous SPEAK -easvs and
drank several glasses Of beer. II wasa hout
O'Clock when he got into an argument
with men like himself. over the difference
between socialism and anarchy. Moran
claimed that socialism and anarchy vvare
ons and the same. The Others would moi
have that, so one word followed smother
Until tne men came 10 blows, and some
Dne isbbed . knife into Moranis bert
lie was brought To this city. W here be wes
attended by DIR. z. n. Marston. who took |
light stitches In bad wound IN in. hack /
Moran lives on Bachelor avenue.
Sir Knight william wstts Of STARK