The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-03-27
EVENING RECEPTION.
Miss Ethel StiiIman of Cross Street En-
tertaining Her Young Friends.

Miss Ethel stiIIman of Cross Street En-
tertaining Her Young Friends.
Miss Ethel Stillman of Cross street held
a home reception last evening to which
many of her young friends were invited.
Whist was one of the prominent features
of the evening, and some remarkably
clever playing was the result OF the trials.
There were four tables in use during the
time the game was in progress. Miss
Grace Hallingsworth captured the first
prize, highly decorated set OF caris and
case, and the .'Yellow Kid" the BOBBY
prize, went to w. f. Fortin. A recess was
taken and the players partook of tempt
ing lunch, consisting OF cakes, ice cream
and nuts.
District Court DoinRs.
Richard O'Neil was charged with being a
vagrant and was given six mon.h' at the
State Farm.
Alphonse Marciel was convicted OF being
a common drunkard and was sentenced to
six months at the State Farm.
John McParlin was fined $3 and costs
for an assault upon Robert Gookln.
Funeral of Hemericx wunschel.
The funeral of Hemerick Wunschel took
place this afternoon from his late resi-
dence on Riley street. Mr.. Wunschel was
an old and respected resident, and many
acquaitances attended his obsequies. The
services were held at the house, the Rev.
&. T. Ohlinger officiating. Burial took
place at Moshassuck cemetery, the bearers
being intimate friends of the family.
Notaa Ahout tho Crtv
Ex-Alderman Thomas l.. jolly is doing
jury duty this week.
President Myron Fish of the Common
Council is reported to be quite i'll.
The Central Falls Cadets minstrel troupe
will hold dress rehearsal tomorrow after
noon.
Sidney Woodard of the "Octoroon" COM
pany is the guest of Charles Price of High
street.
Superior Lodge, /. o. o. F., met last
night. Nothing except ordinary business
being transacted.
Mrs. s. B. Hiscox and Mrs. Amos f..
Barrett have gone on visit to relatives in
Springfield, Mass.
The .Chimes of Normandy" will be re-
hearsed at the Pawtucket Opera House to-
morrow afternoon.
Miss Daisy Pemberton and Miss Nettie
Domino of Providence are visiting Miss
Ethel Stillman of Cross street.
The Women's Relief Corps held a regu-
lar meeting last evening. Routine busi-
ness was the order of the evening".
Branch 265, Catholic Knights Of Amer
lea, will hold an important meeting to ar
range for the Pawtucket parade In June.
Holy Trinity Branch, G. K. OF A., held
their regular meeting last evening, but
nothing out of the ordinary was transacted.
Ralph Daniels OF Summit street Is seri-
ously ill. Mr.. Daniels was feeling quite
well Saturday last, but has suffered re-
lapse.
The Garfield Social Club held . regular
meeting last evening and worked the
Equality Degree. Two members were In
itated.
A tramp who applied at the local police
station Monday night, is among the sus-
picious characters detained by the Provi-
dence police authorities.
Tonight will be gala night at the
Union City Mission on Dexter street.
Good speaking and good singing. Re-
freshments will be served.
Complaints are being received at police
headquarters about fast bicycling riding.
It would be well to have the ordinance re-
lating to that case printed.
Charles H. Dean identified the Provi-
dence suspect a. the same man he saw
coming from the residence OF Edward
Greene the morning of the burglaries.
According to the confession of Brown,
the Providence burglars, 1t Is quite certain
that 1t was he who operated In this city.
The work and actions are very similar.
Young Clancy, who disappeared from
his sisters home on Perry street, Wednes-
day afternoon, returned this afternoon. He
said that he walked to Boston and back.
A select social will be held in Odd Fell
lows Hall on Wednesday evening, March
n. under the direction of Walter Z. Den
mis-. Everett s. Bailey and George Everly,
and promises to be a very pleasing social
event.