The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-06-21
Talked About.
Entertainments This Evening.
xoTHnors OPERA HoUsE-"In the Trenches
BLACKSTONE HALL" Pop" Concert

There WA an-alarm from box 81 yester-
y day afternoon for slight roof fire on the
bnildin2 owned by Frank Ross, l5o Hos
pital street. The damage was slight.
There Il better way. my friend. the towns
Than throwing cudgels at her head when e'er
you get chance.
The Garfield Cadets held their second
:. annual social in B. Il. Hall last evening.
An exhibition drill, musical entertain
mcnt and dancing made the evening
pleasant.
Samuel II. Hudson, prominent Woon-
sockct newspaper man, was married to
Miss Hattie May Buell. by Rev. William
8. Chase OF st. James Episcopal Church
last evening.
The Church Aid Chapter OF st Andrews
Church, held its annual lawn party last
evening on Mr.. John Casey's grounds, at
the corner of Gladstone and Claremont
avenues The proceeds are to go TO the
church building fund.
The second annual banquet of the Chris
tian Endeavor Society OF the Beneiicent
Congregational Church was held last
evening in the vestry. A substantial
collation. was followed by a program Of
vocal and Instrumental music and recita-
tions.
The Cleaning Club connected with the
Ebenezer Church held musical and lit
erary entertainment followed by dancing
in Mount Royal Hall, last evening.
Browns Orchestra provided the dancing
music and the march was led by Captain
II. NJ. Blunt.
Tonight Is "Pop" night at Blackstone
Hall, and the program is TO be devoted to
operatic selections from the pens OF such
composers as Verdi, Am broise Thomas,
Reginald DeKoven, Jacobowski Flotow,
Rossini, Iecocq and Fleuger. Thoroughly
popular will be this program OF opera
music, with Langstaff's full orchestra and
N. =. Sprague as conductor.
The Slocum Light Guard celebrates it's
Bsth anniversary today with parade,
excursion to Crescent Park, and supper
and entertainment in the armory in the
evening. The Milford Light Infantry,
Company M, 9th Massachusetts, Regiment
will be their guests, and they will be the
recipients of the generous hospitality
which Captain Fcrsythe and his men are
90 amply qualified to dispense.
There was a very large party OF relatives
and friends at the marriage of Mr.. John
III. Brooks and Miss Julia M. Francis,
which took place at A. M. X. Church
on Meeting street yesterday after
noon. Mr.. Harry Wood acted as
best man and Miss Sarah T.. Gilmore as
bridesmaid. Rev. w. l.. Generette per-
ception was held at the happy couples
new home on Blanding avenue in East
Providence.
Apprentice Clarence Il. Gladding, OF ".
D. s. Enterprise, which sailed yesterday
from Boston, bound for Havre, was the
recipient OF the prize won in a recent
fencing contest before the Marine Corps
OF Artillery. on the occasion of their
annual election. Mr.. Gladding is con-
adhered one of the finest amatuer fencers
In the State and was one of Professor
Works best pupils. He carries with him
best wishes OF his many friends among
the fencing fraternity.
Miss M. Anna Bailey, daughter OF
Samuel III. Bailey OF the firm of Foster X
Bailey, was married to DIR. Albert h.
Morrison at Mr.. Bailey's residence last
evening. DIR. Stephen A. Welch acted as
best man, with DIR. Wheeler of Worcester,
Howard w. Jencks, DIR. Potter and DR..
Noble of this city as ushers. Miss l..
Beth Morrison maid of honor. Rev. DIR.
w. ". Morrison, father OF the groom, per-
formed the ceremony.
Mr.. Lewis III. Green and Miss Fannie
Frank, the daughter of Mr.. David Frank,
were married at the synagogue on Friend
ship street yesterday. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. David Blanstein,
Misses Mile and Rehekah Frank acting
Is bridesmaids, and Joseph Cohen and
Adolph Lederer as best men. Philip Rob-
1nson, Willis Rosendale, Samuel Hartman
and Abraham Schrieber were the ushers,
and Miss Elsie Il. Frank the maid of honor.
At the conclusion of the ceremony q
brilliant reception was held at Blackstone
Hall.
The eighth anniversary OF the opening
Of tho Rhode Island Yacht Club will be
celebrated tomorrow by the annual Juno
regatta and ladies day reception. The
start will be of the club house about IL
o'clock. r. w. Comstock's steam yacht
Admiral is the flag g-ship Of the
day. The American Band will furnish
music during the afternoon and evening,
and "The Bostonians from Keith's
Theater, Boston, viii give parlor enter
will bo given in the evening by Hayden Il
Chester and from the yacht fleet.
DIR. John Frederic Erdmann Of New
York City was united in marriage to
0oorgiana II. Wright, daughter of Mrs.
George w. Wright OF this city, at the
Church OF the Epiphany yesterday.
\ Misses Lucy Blanchard and Florence Par
sons were bridesmaids and little Miss Mad
cline French, maid Of honor. Mr.. Charles
xkOElauu OF >eW 4 Ork actcu as DeSJ man,
with DIR. James X. Tittorington OF New
Yorr, Edward Huntron OF Boston, Nelson
A. Pomeroy OF New York and Edward
Parson OF this city as ushers. The cere-
mony was performed by Rev. Henry
Basset.
The Fifth Ward Democracy held their
second caucus last evening for the elcc-
tion of members of the city committee
The city committee sought TO prevent a
circus by appointing Chairman Dorney
and Secretary McVey as peace
commissioners TO conduct the eau
Gus. There was much discomfort.
over this action on the ground that the
voters in the ward We're competent to
choose their own officers. The Hart and
Cooper factions worked vigorously, but
there was no disorderly proceeding. The
Hart ticket was elected and comprises
John III. Hart, William n. Todd, Edward
J: Bowen, Louis +. Sullivan, John A.
Biigh.
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