The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-08-18
AT NORTH END.
The Wedding Bells Rang
Merrily.
The Pekin Association Enjoys
It's Field Day.
Mrs. Meehan Had Anthracite Eyes
ami Hugh Was ArreSteI.

There was a large attendance OF friends
Of Mr.. II. Nj. Swirnoff and Miss Annie
Klaff ut What Cheer hall last evening 10
witness their marriage. The corem opy
was performed by Rev. DR.. Blaustein Cf
the Friendship street temple. Miss Bessie
KIaff. sister of the bride was the brides
attendant and Mr. Morris Formanr was
the best nan.
A wedding dinner followed the marriage
and then there was reception Mt which
about $50 guests were in attendance some
of them being from out OF town. The
bride and bridesmaid wore becoming
gowns Of white silk.
Dir. Swirnotf is a popular member of tho
7ouro cadets and the mcnbors Of tie
organization turned out in force and
assisted In seeing that all the guests had
a merry time. The bride has host of
friends who wish her and her husband
much happiness anu prosperity.
There wer3 "a large number of choice
wedding gifts received by the young
couple including fine present from the
Touro cadets Mr.. and Mrs. Swirnoff left
on late train for Boston and after a brief
wedding journey will take up their resi-
dence in this cifv.
HAD GOOD SPORT.
The outing of the Pekin Literary Asso-
citation ut Hauterieve Yesterday was one OF
she pleasantest events in tho clubs his
tory. The party that took advantage Of
she days pleasure numbered about CO.
On arriving at the grounds a fine lunch
was served and then came baseball Ee-
tween two mines made up respectively Of
nen who have experienced already tho re-
turn of prosperity and Of those who are
yet suffering from the effects OF the late
tariff.
Frank Mcintyre was captain of the lat
tor team and Nelson johnson OF the
former. 1t wns not scientific game so
the score is immaterial.
At y III. All excellent dinner wrs en-
jnyed and then came good list of games.
These included an egg race, which was
won BY Miss Nellie Hopkins: tug of
war between the same gentlemen who
played ball, and a hundred yard dDsh.
The latter was won by Timothy +.
Slatte-y. who Is showing n gold medal
and modestlv relating his victory.
The party arrived home shortly after 10
o'clock.
The committee to whose untiring efforts
much OF he success of the day was duo
were Nelson johnson, John MCGEE. Ber-
pard Farwell, George Nelson, Peter
Macklin and FraEk Mcintyre
SLIGHT DIFFICULTIES.
6u2n meendu WenU tO MS nome on
Charles street yesterday afternoon not in
exactly first class condition. Neigh 5ors
allcge that he beat bis wife. At any rate,
Mrs. Meehan had pair of eyes dark as
those of Egypts famous queen. Hugh
went to sleep after he did the job hut was
awakened and locked up at the station.
The charming air OF yesterday so invig-
Grated Dennis Quinn that he undertook TO
ake the spectacles that psddler wore
and destroy them. His effort was not
success.
NORTH END NOTES.
Sergeant Robie saw two men carving
two bags that looked suspicious last
night The men were chased by the sar.
oeant and they dropped the bags The
latter were found to cuDtain lot OF now
lead pire. One of tho men managed 20
escape but tho other was lecScd up Ee
gave the name Of Thomas O'Ncili and his
residence as Manchester, Conn.
1he Iouro cadets an organization that
numbers among its tiers some of tho
brightest and most progressive young
Americans OF Hebrew dosccnt. will hold
grand ball in Champlin hall, October
18th.
Officer Koch Suppressed n disturbance
last night ana on ,ers Edwards ana Dnylo
suppressed some hot arguments on Tap
pan street.