The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-05-20
TWO WEDDINGS.
Ceremonies Took Place at the North
End List Night.
Young P;ople Give Successful Entertain
ments -Wheelwoman's Escape.

Last evening was rather notable one
for weddings AS there was one in What
Cheer hall and also one in Hedleys hall.
Rev. Mr.. Sohultznan was the officiating
clergyman in both instances.
IL was shortly after y o'clock when the
bridal procession moved In What Cheer
hall TO the we'll played wedding march by
Lussier's orchestra The bride was Miss
Fanny Tabersky and she was attired in IA
becoming costume of white with veil and
carried beautiful bouquet OF bride roses.
The groom was Mir William Bakst. Tho
groom was attended by Messrs. Daniel
and Bennie Tabersky and Molter Litz.
The attendants of the bride were hli.s
Lewanda, Miss Lipchitz and Miss Taber-
sky. ...
A wedding dinner and reception fol-
lowed the marriage ceremony at which
were present "a number Of guests from
Boston, New York, Woonsocket and other
places. Dancing was enjoyed until an
early morning hour
The second wedding, which WAS also
attended by "a large number of guests took
place at Hedleys hall The contracting
parties were Mr.. A be Orlick and Miss
Birdie Altman and il was about 5 o'clock
when the marriage ceremony was per-
formed. The bride was very becomingly
Rowned and the attendants were MIR.
Oclick, senior Mr. Jacobs OF Brooklyn, \.
Il, u.
and Mrs. NJ. Josephson, Mr.. Bernard Myers
and Mr.. NJ. .Iersky The Italian orchestra
furnished music during the wedding din
ner and reception.
Both brides were the recipients OF
choice testimonials of esteem from their
many friends.
TWO VERY ENJOYABLE AFFAIRS.
A verv interesting and well patronized
eutertai 1ment was held in Colonial hall
u uVAt. EssNft " ~ Of
the allo Universal lurch last even
ing. Ine principal portion of the enter
tainment was two act drama entitled,
'Mr. Bob" The cast which produced
the piece was rs follows: Philip RoysOn,
Mr.. j. G. Davis; Robert Brown, clerk,
Mr. :. B. Moulton, jenkins; Mr.. Tom
Jones; ReDecca Luke, Maiden lady,
katherine Rogers, Mrs. A. NJ. Tilling-
hust; Marion Bryant Miss Estelle Fair
banks; Patty, Miss Sarah q. Clapp. All
Of the parts were we'll taken and generous
applause greeted the performers. Prov
Gus To the comedy there were vocal solos
by James Corp, L red ;. Gardiner and Miss
Annie Eveson. Mir. III. G.. Goff of Goff
and Jones comedians, alsoIgave his very
amusing sketch, Squire Perkins From
Ipswich
The entertainment held by the Young
Peoples Society of Highland Congrega-
Il nal church last night for the benefit
ol the flower fund was well attended and
proved very epjoyaibs. The chief num-
bers on the program We're; piano solo, Mr..
Dracout; recitation, Miss Mayor; piano
solo. Miss Mayno; violin solo, Miss
Grant; flute solo, Mr.. Robert Grant: au-
toharp duet, Miss Dalghiesh and Miss
Entwistle; either solo. Miss Breitschmid;
reading Miss Marshall; vocal solo, Miss
Annie Goss; violin solo, Mrs. Adams;
vocal duet Mr.. Baker and Miss Richards
The committee in charge of the entertain
Fowler William Mixer, William Leer and
Albert Lenzen.
EPWORTH LEAGUE RECEPTION.
The reception held bv the Epworth
League # the Asbiry Memorial NJ. f.
church held last evening at the handsome
home of Mr.. and Mrs. George +. Baker,
proved very enjoyable affair. All of the