The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-03-02
NoRIHEND
Lecture by Rev. T + Doran, D. D.,
at Alfredian Hall, Last Evening.
Garflnkle- -Orleck Nuptials at Montefiore
Hall.
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AIfredian Hall was crowded with the former
parishioners Of Rev. Thomas r Doran, ID. d.,
to hear tho vicar-Reneral lecture on "The
Societies OF the Guilds Of the Grapo Old
Ages" for the benefit Of st. Edwards Branch,
c. X. OF A. The lecture was a very interest
ing and instructive one, and the ancient
societies were compared with the Catholic
organizations OF the present day in manner
that fully explained the important duties of
each class.
The following musical program was rem
dered after the lecture: Pian0 duct. Misses
Gertrude Leary and Elizabeth Doherty; dia-
logue, May Dunn. James and Alice Bolton;
vocal sclo, Mr.. Curry: vocal duet, Misses
Marion and McHugh; vocal solo, Edward
King: vocal solo, Mr. Luby; reading. Miss
Charlotte NJ. Bolton; instrumental selections,
Branch avenue orchestra; vocal solo. Miss
Dunn Miss Ward was the accompanist.
The wanskuck German Beneficial Union
held pleasant anniversary gathering mt Ger
mania Hall on Hassan street last evening.
well-dressod stranger, who was doing the
North End in mild sort Of way. got into an
altercation In bar room not far from the
bridge on Gladstone avenue, Saturday night.
The stranger accused young man, he
had invited to play pool with him OF unfair
counting. When the young man denied the
truth Of the charge the stranger struck him.
but thero proved to be nothing slow about
the young man, and the stranger was badly
punished.
There was an unusual demand for apart.
ments at the Second station Saturday night,
and nine wanderers were taken in out of the
storm. Ono Of them remarked that in three
or four weeks IL would not bo necessary for
men of his hind TO trouble police stations.
officer Flynn of tho econd station is on the
sick list.
The Highland Congregational Church chorus
and orchestra have kindly consented TO assist
in tho FIRST anniversary exercises of tho Ran
dali SQUARE Gospel Mission, which will be
held Monday evening, March o, Mt 1880 p. m,
at the Asbury Memorial NJ. f. Church, corner
of North Main and Hewes streets. Rev. l.. g.
Woodwo orth, pastor of the Highland Congrcga-
tiouai Church, il tho leader OF the chorus
An illustrated lecture will be given
tonight by the Rev. Frederick II. Pullan
at Pilgrim Congregational Churcr, un.
der the auspices Of the Mems Club of tho
church on "Tho Wonders of California. ="
The lecture will be illustrated by views from
tho private negatives Of the Southern Pacific
Company aud will b, shown by poworfuI
oxy.hydrogen stereopticau
A very large number OF young people
prominent in Hebrew socioty circles as.
sembled ut Montofore Hall last evening to
witness tho marriage OF Miss Tillic Orleck,
daughter Of Abram Orleck and /. Garfinkol by
Rabbi Schutzman. The bridesmaids were
Rebecca Horyitz. Deborah Bender and Susie
Orleck. The ushers were Simon Bander. a.
orieck and Abraham Horvits. The bride wore
q becoming silk gown with pearl ornaments.
and carried a bouquet OF blush rosos After
the marriage ceremony there was an enjoy.
able wedding dinner and reception. the Bos.
ton orchestra furnishing music for the latter.
Mr.. and Mrs Garnnkel have tho best wishes
Of n host Of friends for their future pros
periy.
Dennis Quinn died suddenly at his home, 10
Gillian street. last nigh.
There were two bad washouts whipple
street last night. and Ruseles street was once
more partly washed away.