The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-11-13
NORTH ENDNEWS
A Pretty Wedding Ceremony
at the Synagogue.
Presentation 10 a Popular Officer OF
the Second Station.
THE NEWS BUREAU,
NoRTu End, s26 BRANCH AVENUE
Telephone 0l.d.

= About 8 o'clock last evening. at the syna'
gogue on Orms street, there was a very pretty
and largely attended wedding. TIL contract
ing parties were Mr.. Joseph Bandef and Miss
Ray Lipsitz, and the marriage ceremony was
performed according 20 the Hebrew ritual by
the Rev. l.. Lipsitz of Providence. The bridal
party entered the synagogue 20 the wedding
march of Mendelssohn, played by Bander's
full orchestra. Tho bride was escorted 10 the
raised platform near the center OF the syna
gogue. and there. beneath q canopy, the -FOUR
corners OF which were held 10y the groom's
attendants, the young couple were united IN
marriage. ZACH of tho groomsmen held IN
ono of his hands n lighted candle, according
80 the customs attending the marriage cere-
mony of a son anu daughter OF Judea.
The bride, who was very pretty, haa as
attendants the following young ladies Miss
II. Raffell. Miss s. Solomon, Miss 5. Myers,
Miss A. Lipsitz Miss h. bander and Miss X.
Rosenblatt. The eroonsmen were Messrs'
W. Lipsitz, NJ. Bapder. i. Jacobs, III. wagner,
ID. Bander ard q. Weiss.
The bride wore a handsome gown OF white
silk trimmed with duchess lace. on traine, and
bridal veil, and carried a bouquet OF bridal
roses. The bridesmaids wore becoming cos
tunes of blue satin. The attendants OF the
groom wore evening dress and silk hats.
The bridal party made a very pretty pic
ture, both in going into and from the syna
gogue. The orchestra played a number OF
pleasing selections. and the bride ana groom
received the best wishes OF their many
friends for their future happiness and pros
perity.
Carriages were then taken, and the invited
guests We're driven TO Is. and Il. Hall, where "A
fine wedding dinner was served and then
followed several hours OF pleasure. The re-
ception was a remarkably enjoyable one.
Bander's orchestra OF Is pieces fnrni'hed
music for dancing.
At IL 80 o'clock Mr.. and Birs. bander LETT
for an extended wedding trip, during which
they Will visit New York, Washington and
other places. On their return they VIII re-
side on Bowen street. Friends AKA relatives
were in attendance nj the ceremony and re-
ception from New York, Brooklyn, Boston
and Fall River, The bride received a large
number of choice presents.
Court Bellevue. "A. O. r., celebrated its 18th
anniversary Monday evening, IN royal style.
For come time tho matter OF properly cele-
brating the anniversary OF the now prosper
Gus organization had been under consideration
by the members OF the court. and the result
of their successful planning was shown IN the
pleasant program that was carried but.
There were a number OF guests present from
Court Woodlawn and other courts OF Paw
tucket. and a large party gathered around
the supper tables TO enjoy the hne spread
that two members of the committee had pre-
pared. After due attention had been paid 10
the matters on the table, a very eployasie
couple of hours were passed in listenin TO
good speech making and well rendered songs
by the brothers present.
Chief Ranger Simon Merton had charge OF
the post prandial exercises, and in his intro
ductory remarks, referred TO the pleasure OF
the courts meeting under such circumstances
and gave a cordial welcome 10 the visitors
Chief Ranger Sanborn of Court Woodlawn
warmly congratulated the court on its age
and present prosperity. Otfer Sponktr
were: Sub Chief Ranger Hall Of Court Wood
lawn, Treasurer Jencks of the same court
and Chief Ranger John Muffin OF Court Hope:
Brother Hall of Court Noodlawn and
Brothers Stokes, Frank Rudolph and John
Scully were among those who added greatly
90 the evenings pleasure by their excellent
singing.
Financial Secretary II. A. l.. Deacon read
an interesting and valuable history OF the
organization during its years OF existence.
The history, Notwithstanding the writer's
familiarity with the topic, did not tell all of
tho work the court has done-for the very ex-
cellont reason that many OF its good deeds
have been so fru tful that the story of them
can never be adequately told.
The visitors left for home, and tho ami
versary. celebration came TO an end shortly
after midnight. It was voted by member OF
the court and visitors that they had not en-
1oyed many as happy evenings in their lives.
Hook and Ladder Company, No. 3. ex-
tinguisbed a small fro at Coles Village about
8 o'clock this morning.
Miss Annie byron and Mr.. Thomas keenan,
were married at st. Edwards Church ycstor-
day morning by Rev. Father Pine. A recep.
fion was held after the marriage CEREMONY at
the new home of the bride and groom ON
Branch avenue.
A number OF polo cranks residing in the
vicinity OF Livingston street have organized n
polo team. and have adopted the name OF the
North End Polo Club. Abe members OF the
team are; Clarity, Crane, Finneran, Cor
coran and Cannon. The manager OF the
team, Mr.. I. Finneran. would like to arrange
a game with any club. the average age OF
whose members does not exceed 10 years.
Communications should be addressed 10 the
manager. l5s Charles street.
The friends OF CounciImen Murphy and
Giblin say that the vote given these two men.
who viii run ON nomination papers for the
Common Council, viii be "a large one.
Several friends OF officer McElroy presented
him with a pair of twisters last evening. 80
highly priced is the present that the officer
has decided not TO use it in tho performance
OF his dutios, bat TO place it in a museum Of
art. with a placard in front OF it announcing
the fact that tho property Is his.
There will be AN entertainment given In the
basement of Asbury NJ. t.. Church this even
ing. Great preparations have been made TO
make the affair one well worthy of the
patronage OF all.
The Christian Workers will hold services nj
the Asbury M. Il. Church, corner OF North
Main and Howos streets, THURSDAY. Services
vii commence nt 1850 n. III. and ESQ and . 30
j. m. There Will be a union service I'm the
svening. as Thursday evening IL their regular
prayer meeting OF the church. All are most
cordially invited TO oil of the services. There
Will be good speakers in attendance.