The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-09-29
OLNEYVILLE.
Wedding at 81. Mary's Church-Notes
From The Square and Vicinity.


At S o'clock yesterday afternoon the
wedding of a very popular young
olneyyille couple occurred1t st. Mary's
church on Broadway. The contracting
parties were Mr.. Richard A. Bradheld'
a clerk in the bottling establishment
of McKenna Bros, and Miss Mabel Ger
trude Ryan, daughter of Mrs. Margaret
A. Ryan of 744 Atwells avenue. The
ceremony was a quiet one and was per-
formed at the rectory, by Rev. Fr. Drls-
coll, who departed a little from the
usual custom and said a few words OF
announcement TO the happy couple
and dwelt also upon the model lie OF
the bride-elect.
The latter wore beautiful white SILK
with real lace trimmings and without
floral decorations. She was attended
by Miss Ella Keilty, who was attired
in a white organdie over pink SILK.
The groomsman was William III. hel-
ley.
When the ceremony was completed
the couple left the rectory and entered
their hack, amid a shower OF rice etc''
which was bestowed upon them by
fully a hundred friends, who had gath
cred on the sidewalk.
They were driven TO the home OF the
brides mother. where reception was
rendered several hundred friends dur
ing the evening and where host OF
presents were showered upon them
Colored walters served salads. etc.
and the occasion was enllVeheo py
song and Jest until late hour, when
Mr.. and Mrs. Bradfeld left for trip
TO Philadelphia and Washington.
Among the presents displayed were
the following: Silver cake basket,
Thomas II. Monahan: silver sugar bowl,
Miss Mary Shoran: silver cake basket,
Sadie Murray; glass lemonade set,
Mary T.. Frank: carving set, Charles
Bowes: silver top cracker jar and glass
wine set Miss Katie Sullivan; art piece,
Mrs. Ambrose r. West: sugar spoon.
Miss Jennie Buckley: five-oclock tea
set, Anna w. Trant: plaque. Miss Sa-
rah Oates: glass cake basket, James r..
Fitzpatrick; glass water service, fran
els p. Fitzpatrick; glass berry dish,
Gus ID. Christopher; sugar spoon, Mr..
and Mrs. Wall; ice cream set, Mr.. and
Mrs. O'Leary; silver knives and forks.
with silver cake basket, Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ T.. RYAN: silver crumb-pan, Miss
Anna w. Whitehead; silver candle
sticks. Thomas $. Keilty; silver cream
pitcher, Miss Rose Gorman: Ice water
pitcher Mrs. Daniel Keough and Ia
mily: china chocolate jar, Beatrice Cor
man; jardiniere, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Mimic: bookcase in antique oak, NC
Kenna brothers: oil painting, Mrs. +.
l.. Flynn: hall-tree i'm antique oak,
McKenna Brothers drivers; willow
rocker Mrs. John Dolan; commode or
naments. In pink, Mrs. E. f. Bradley;
toilet set. Miss Sarah Manning; work
basket, Bart REILLY; plush album. with
gold trimmings. George w. Smith; pic
ture and vases. Mrs. Rafferty,; piano
ornaments, Miss Agnes Carrigan; ice
cream set Mrs. Henry Harris; carving
set. William Cummings: cut glass berry
dish. william III. Kelley: lemonade set.
Della Bradfeld: salad dish. Andrew
Keilty; corduroy couch, Thomas Finn
and family: Gabler piano. together with
mattress and range. Mrs. Margaret A.
Ryan; an article for future use. Ste
phen McNaugh, Charles Hurley and
Joseph Wealthy.
A four-year-old boy named John
Glasgow who lives with his parents at
12l Johnston street, was kicked by
horse yesterday afternoon and received
cut upon the scalp. DIR. Thoms was
called to attend the lads injuries but he
decided to send him to the Rhode ISL
and Hospital, and this was done. This
morning he was reported as resting
comfortably.
Operator Morgan OF the Olneyville
Telephone Exchange, is this week on
vacation which will include a trip TO
New York city and vicinity.
Mr.. John T. Bourne OF Central Falls
was I'm town yesterday I'm search of
location for harness repository.
The services held in commemoration
Of the eighth anniversary OF the death
of Rev. FIR Robert j. Sullivan at ST.
Mary's. church yesterday were well at
tended. and were very solemn and i'm
pressive. Rev. FIR. Brown officiated.