The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-01-02
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The Knights New Years Gel
ebration.
4 Jewish Society Wedding at the
0rms Street Synagogue.
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There was merry time in AIfredian
( Hall last night. Garfield Lodge, Knights
OF Pythias. held its annual installation OF
officers and every member OF the lodge
. was present. The following officers were
Installed by District Deputy A. o. Makee: /:
Chancellor commander, +. H. fryeri
4 wee chancellor commander, Joseph +.
V McHugh; prelate, &. j. Proctor; Keeper
4 OF records and seal, G.. Vanstone; master
+ OF finance, William Edmonds; master Of
+ the exchequer, John Wilson; inner guard,
David Wright; outer guard, Joseph Col
n lins, master OF work, William
Reed. After the business OF the
4 meeting was over the members ad-
journed TO an ante-room where hot
chicken chowder, sandwiches and other
refreshments were served by committee.
/. Singing by Edward Alexander and the
lodge quartet, consisting OF fJoseph +. Nc
Hugh, John Ogden, John w. Hainsworth.
and Sydney Besser. A committee OF five,
known as the I" He viii Committee" got
IN some fine work later. A paper with a
members name on II was passed
around, and every one in the ball
who got the paper must sing.
IL he didn't he was dumped
into wheelbarrow trimmed with bunting
and wheeled or carried-generally the lat
fer--around the hall. Rather than sub
NIT TO this members who had voices like
osthmatic parrots made night hideous In
their vain attempts to sing. Every one
Of the hundred present had great time.
The committee on refreshments deserved
great credit for the manner in which they
served the chowder They We're,
William Wirth, chairman; John
Ogden, Sydney Besser, Albert
and John w. Hainsworth, assisted
BY Arthur Besser and John Kane. About
1o'clock, after singing "Auld Lang Syne,'
3hc party adjourned.
Al the Jewish Synagogue on Orms
street last evening Miss Annie Richards
was married TO Mr.. Daniel Rosen, the
ceremony being performed by Rabbi
Rnbinovitz and Rev. Kaplan.
The bride was attired in handsome
white silk dress and carried large
bouquet OF white roses. The four brides
maids were dressed in similar manner,
X with the exception OF their dresses being
trimmed with pink lace, and they carried
bouquets of pink and white roses. They
we're Miss Ida Epstein, Miss Rosa Ber-
man and Miss Lena Rosenblat. The
Sshers , were; Cs:n Mr.; Snr Bernard wn;, sapovtz,
and Charles Richard. During
the ceremony the Protective Union Or
chcstra furnished music. After the cere-
Mony the wedding party and several hun
drcd friends adjourned TO Montifiore
Hall. on North Main street, where
I0kiHLlOu was ttfNtus lOllONtu Dy QuuC-
ing, until IL O'Clock. when grand sup
per was furnished by Burlando. This
morning the newly welded pair started
for short bridal tour to New York and
Albany.
Henry Jackson OF Douglas avenue was
presented a handsome meerschaum
pipe yesterday afternoon as New Years
Davitt made the presentation speech in
his usual happy style during
which he referred to the pleasant
relations which have existed between
Mr.. jackson and the employees for the
past year. Mr.. Davitt was followed by
speech which made everybody happy.
Mr.. jackson thanked his friends for their
xemembrance and then furnished re-
freshments.
Court Hope, A. o. f. OF A., held its
Gemi-annual installation in Odd Fellows
The officers installed Were: Chief
ranger, George Jordan; sub chief,
John +. Muffin; treasurer, James
Dunn; financial secretary, Edward
Fitzpatrick; recording secretary, John
Mack; senior woodward, G. Donavin;
{unior woodward, James Hollingshead;
senior beadle, William Gaines; junior
boadlc, William Dwyer; trustee for three
yeers, Edward Murphy. The officers were
Installed by Deputy Grand Chief Murphy
81 Court Star and Past Chief Ranger
Kelley of Court Lily of Blackstone.
John O'NeiI, the retiring chief ranger,
was presented a members gold badge
suitably inscribed. The presentation
speech was made by Deputy Grand Chief
Murphy. A collation. followed part OF
which was sent to the officers at the Sec
oud Station. The committee on refresh
ments were Edward Carey. John Flynn,
William Ccndroy, John Nuttail and L.
n. Murphy. Court Hope voted TO attend
b. Joseph Hospital Fair in body next
Friday evening.
Austin Lovett is seriously Ill at his
home on Pioneer street.
Peter Burns was strolling down Chalk
stone avenue about 8 o'clock last night
oarrying banjo, which he now and again
attempted to play. Officer jeremiah
Kanrdon cav him and knowing well
that Burns never had banjo in his 1ffe
came to the conclusion that he had stolen
Il and so pulled him in. 1t was
found that the instrument was the
property of Abel Tilton, ia Benefit street.
This morning Tilton refused TO prosecute
and Burns was released, q happy man.