The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-03-17
1T WAS ENJOYED.
Psrf0r m arc OF "49" by the Home
Dramatic Club.
The Wolf-Sllberman Nuptials-Late Notes
From the North End.

A large and well pleased audience witnessed
the first performance Of joaquin Miller real
istic drama, "i9." by the Home Dramatic
Club for the benefit OF the fund for memo.
rial to the late Father Finegan. at German
hall last evening.
The club has a number OF members Of far
more than ordinary dramatic ability, and
last nights performance was creditable 10
the reputation Of the ladies and gentlemen
taking part. Miss Rice WAS particularly
good as Carrots, and Mr.. Norton's impersona-
tion of =" 40" left nothing to be desired. The
other members of the excellent cast were:
Mississippi Bellies foster mother, Miss Nora
Murphy: Belle, n fashionable young lady,
Miss Sarah Scott; Mrs. Denison, Miss Lizzie
Lenahan; Cousin, William Norton; bartender
and waiter, j. J. Oates; captain of vigilants
Bedrock, an Irishman In hard luck, p. Coffey :
Ned, James Mcfarland; Colonel James, a
lawyer who never lost case, j. @. Mccoy I;
General, always In want OF drink, John Cal.
Ian; Thomas Bradshaw, John Mcjann; Ar
thur Dennison, James Toomey.
The orchestra's selections were not the
least interesting features of the performance.
Mr.. Hugh Fitzpatrick was the leader and Miss
Nellie Berth the pianist. The play will be
presented by the same cast this evening.
woLF-sn.BERMAN NUPTIALs.
Miss Annie Wolf and Mr.. Louis silberman
were united in marriage by Rabbi Schulz
man at Hedley's ball at 30 o'clock last even
ing in the presence of a large number of
friends.
The bridesmaids were Miss Mamie Cohen,
Miss Sarah wynaham, Miss Annie Cohen and
Miss Lena Below. The bride wore rich
nf vrh nd tIo lrsl a.
gowns Of white satin. The reception was
under the direction of Mr.. and Mrs. Shapiro
and Mr.. and Mrs. Shaw. The ushers were
Mr.. Harris, George sharmich, Joseph Shaw
and James Fain. A fine wedding supper was
served and the Boston orchestra furnished
good music for dancing. During the evening
about 200 Of their friends rendered Mr.. and
Mrs. Silberman many wishes for their future
happiness and the newly married couple re-
ceived many elegant presents.
NORTH END NOTES.
There were eight arrests made by the police
of the Second station last night.
Wanskuck division, A. o. H.. will hold a
banquet in Alfredian hall this evening
James Walsh was arrested on warrant sent
from the Central district for revslling on
Smith street.
Work at the Fletcher mills was suspended
today
Edward Birge, foreman OF the machine shop
at the screw factory, is recovering from an
accident to his right foot.
number Of friends of Mr.. and Mrs. j. b.
Brooks paid them n surprise visit on Monday
evening ana were very pleasantly entertained
by their host and hostess. Mr.. and Mrs. s.
Chemick led the visitors, who numbered Is
couples. number of fine presents were
given Mr. and Mrs. Brooks and the hours
were passed in music until an early morning
hour A fine supper was served uring tine
evening.
The Gospel Union Workers will hold spec
ial business meeting at the Union Gospel
Mission, y Lonsdale street, rear 1873 North
Main street. The members are requested to
be present at this meeting tonight at 7:l5
p. m.