The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-10-28
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wedding at ST. Paul's Church-No Name
Social Club Entertained.

Mr.. George X. Wheat and Miss Esther NJ.
Wheat were married in ST. Pauls Episcopal
church last evening in the presence OF large
mum bar of friends. The marriage ceremony
was performed by the pastor OF the church.
Rev Mr.. Cole. and after the ceremony the
newly married couple repaired to the home
of the bride,on Candace street, where num-
ber Of friends expressed their congratulations
and best wishes. The bride and her husband
received their guests in the front parior or
The house. and the guests enjoyed n Lountiful
wedding supper. Mr.. and Mrs. Wheat left on
q late train for an extended wedding trip
WE'RE HOSPITALITY ENTERTAINED.
Last evening was one Of the very pleasantest
ever enjoyed by members OF the No Name
Social Club, for about twenty of the members
visited Mr.. Frank Goodwin, member OF the
club. who for many seasons has been deeply
interested in its affairs, at his new home on
Highland street Mr.. Goodwin was recently
married and one Of the standing rules OF the
club is that newly married member must
be visited. A most hospitable welcome was
given the visitors by Mr.. and Mrs. Goodwin,
and the club meeting proved most successful
one.
The earlier part of the evening was taken up
with a delightful but informal program of a
musical nature which was under the leader
shin of Mr.. Thomas Flynn and Mr.. Thomas
+. McGovern. These gentlemen proved to be
good directors and Mr.. Fitzpatrick. a well
known and accomplished young pianist, has
the thanks of the club for his great assistance
70 the singers and the members OF the club
who don't sing. Shortly before midnight
very elegant turkey chicken and salad sup
per was served and after every one had done
Il something like justice and voted that Mr..
and Mrs. Goodwin were the most generous OF
entertainers, there was smoke talk ana
more music and n general good time untli
more than one morning hour had gone When
the time came for leave taking every one who
had participated in the pleasure OF the even
ING expressed the wish that the host and
hostess might have many years Of the greatest
happiness and prosperity in their handsome
home, and that the club members might have
m opportunity of visiting them on some
other equally pleasant occasion in the future
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Mr.. and Mrs. Austin Mealey. who were
married at 1.-THE Church OF the immaculate
Conception yesterday morning, held very
pleasant wedding reception at the home OF
the brides mother, 25 Palmer street, last
evening. There were about 100 guests present,
and ihe bride who was Miss Maggie Flynn
before marriage, received, as did her hus
band. the good wishes of many friends
The Father Mathew Ladies' Total Absti-
nence Society win hold banquet at its rooms
on Marietta street IN honor of the fourth
anniversary Of the organization.
william Andsrson,a printer employed at the
Silver Spring bleachery and who is one of the
developing cards in the bicycle field, made a
sharp turn out OF the company's yard last
night and collided with man who was pass
ing. The man was not hurt, but Anderson
took header which had no more serious re-
suits than mud bath.
There was shower OF bricks in front OF
McCarvfll@'s on Charles street yesterday. and
ID was almost a miracle that in
jured. Two men went up to fix chimney on
the building the saloon is in, and knocked off
some bricks that fell on TO the sidewalk.
There was an interesting contest for
snoking set at the Pekin Literary Association
kair in What Cheer hall last evening. between
William Slattery and Dennis Sullivan. The
latter won and the contest netted the associa-
lion S26
Last night was notable one in social
rircies Cor good times were many, and one
of the most enjoyable was the reception ten
dered by Mr.. and Mrs.James K. Leary at their
new horne On Camp street to the choir of st.
Edwards church. Mr.. Leary is member of
the choir and was recently married.