The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-09-15
Idr. and Mrs. Schulze Cele-
brate Silver Wedding.
A ChildS Nose Broken by Kicks Of
a North End Notes.

auditorium OF the church, which has
been handsomely decorated and improv-
ed. The ladies OF the church are entitled
to the credit OF the many Improvements
made in what is now one of the hand
soonest church interiors in this section.
A number of members OF other Bap-
tist societies united with the Fourth
Baptist Society In the deaicatory exer-
cises, which were of an interesting and
Instructive nature.
Tho invocation was by the Rev. MIR.
l. ne and mixed quartet, consisting
OF Aiss Salisbury and Mrs. Braman and
Messrs. Kent and Braman, sang n num-
Der OF appropriate anthems. Prayer was
offered by Rev. J. X. Ever and Rev. ".
IL. Wilson. read number of Scriptural
selections. MIR. Creighton who has been
the preacher for the society for some
time, made n brief address. and Rev. Mr..
King-delivered coDgratulatory address
In which he referred To tue beauty OF
the improvements made and the sacri-
fces and toll which made them possible.
The chief speaker OF tho evening was
Kew. DR.. Pierson, who preached a Sc bol-
Rrly and instructive ciscourse on the
meaning Of the church. He drew from
his text lessons on the point that tho
church was not hImaI institution, but
a divine one. and snoorsed the Ic,a ad-
vanced ry Rev. Mr.. King that one OF the
great needs of the times was TO get the
spirit OF the church into the people. lie
spoke for about an hour and was most at
tent.vely listened TO by every one OF the
large number present. Rov. DIR. Cameron,
who, 1t Is expected, will soon accept q
call extended to him to become pastor of
the society, presided at the services. A
vocal solo was rendered by Mr. II. +. Liv-
jngstonc. After the services the mem
hers OF the society r.ceiv the congratu-
lations Of many friends on the society's
prosperity.
THEIR SILVER ANNIvERsARY.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry schuIze atting-
ly celebrated the silver anniversary
of their marriage CT their nome on Ash
burton street last evening in manner
that was Gs plees ng TO item as it was to
the 100 or more friends that they most
Hospitality entertained. 1t was at Brun-
denhurg, Germany, that MIR. and Mrs
Senulz were.msrried, ana FOR about ten
years they have resided IN his city and
during the latter re:iod taey have made
many new friends. Last evening sfter
reception, during W hich warm congrat-
ulations were extended TO host and
hostess there was dancing anu vocal and
instrumental musicnl selections. Among
those who took part ia the en- tcrtain-
ment OF the gueSis were Max and Liz 10
schuize, VINO sang duet: James Nc-
Laugblin, vocal solo; Miss izzle Schulze,
vocal solo; Lyra Club, mixed quartet; Mr..
Otto, comic readings; piano solo, Mrs.
En1ruhon; vocal solo, Frank Rcayey;
duet, Misses Annie and Nellie Hopps; vocal
solo, Bernard Farrell; reading, Max
Schulze, and vocal solo, Mr.. Endruhon
iined supper was served at n idnignt,
and this was followed ~ daDcinr. Mr..
and Mrs. Shulze received many fine sill
yer tokens of the esteem In which they
src held by all who know them. The
lawn surrounding the house was finely
decorated with Chinese and Japanese
lanterns, and at an early morning hour
the guests departed after expressing
their wish that their host and hostess
might live 10 celebrate their dia mond
wedding,
HER NOSE WAS BROKEN.
Mary Farley, who is seven years old,
went 10 play i'm vacant lot near the
corner of Veszie street about o'clnck
yesterday afternoon, and while at ! lay the
child was kicked by n horse that had been
left to Craze on the lot. Mary was badly
injured by the Kick and DR.. 4. Il. Black,
who was called, found that her nose had
been broken. she was taken to her par
ents home at 81 Long Block.
NORTH END NOTES.
Joseph Somersault reported TO the po-
lice OF the Second station that bis four
yenr-old daughter had been severely Bit
ten by a vsgrant dog near her home on
Powder Mill street yesterday afternoon.
His Honor Mayor McGuinness and Al
dorman ID. 4. Mccarthy made brief ad-
dresses at the formal opening Of the fair
Of Court Star, A. q. l.. OF A., last even
ing.P. II. Mulholiand, Esq, presided and
introduced the speakers. a large delegs-
tion from the Providence Sanctuary Of
Shepherds and the Knights Of Sherwood
Forest were In attendance.
\ youth, who gave the high sounding
name OF Alphonse DE Chester, was arrest
ed by Second st alton Offices last night
and locked up. lie had a small-sized
gambling outfit with him.
Druggist II. Il. Gilbert anda number Of
other Wanskuck merchants, are hunting
in the woods OF Maine and some Of their
friends are hourly expecting handsome
and toothsome present from them.
Which is worse, imprisonment fcf life
CT a lifelong disease, like scrofuls. for