The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-08-03
AT THE NORTH END.

The lawn fete given under the au-
spices of the Immaculate Conception
conference of the ST. Vincent de Paul
society on the lawn near the church
was a brilliant success in every way.
1t was in charge of the ladies of the
parish whose untiring efforts were
crowned with most gratifying results.
There were a number of booths very
tastefully decorated and in charge OF
pretty and attractive young women,
who found little difficulty in winning
from many patrons a substantial ad-
ditfon TO the worthy s0cietys treas
ury Stones Continental band fur
nished music of good quality for the
large number of people who enjoyed it's
happy selections as well as the pleas
ure OF meeting friends who had gath
cred like themselves 10 aid the cause
of the worthy poor. There was every
evidence OF good ability in the plan
ming OF the fete and executive ability
displayed in carrying out many de-
tails. There was cake walk given
after the band concert, which offered
much amusement and the efforts -
the artists were well worthy OF The
generous applause extended. Those
taking part in the merry walk were
Messrs. Partington. Sweeney brothers.
Doyle and Sweeney, Parson and Bata-
litzky.
Members OF the conference acted as
a general committee. of which Mr.. Ed
ward Murphy was chairman and Hen
fy O, ,BFieH secretary The ladies' who
had the chief parts in the successful
affair were as follows: General ladies'
committee in charge Of Miss Rose CAL
hgan and Miss Nellie Colgan. The Ice
cream booth in charge of Miss Katie
Stanley. Mrs. Katie Hughes, Miss
Rose Feeley. Miss Katie Collan. MISS
Nellie Fitzpatrick. Miss Mary McCabe.
Miss Katie Reynolds: cigar booth IN
charge OF Miss Mamie Moran. Miss
Mamie Mccarthy. Miss Carrie Mu-
nigle; candy booth in charge OF MISS
Annie Munigle, Miss Mamie Carroll,
Miss Sarah Duffy: lemonade booth IN
charge of Miss Mary O'Hara. Miss
Mary Patten. Miss Mary Hackett, MISS
Katie Reynolds; fortune telling IN
charge of Miss Josie Rubbert, Miss
Helen Reynolds; peanut bootn IN
charge Of Annie McGough, Miss WIN
ME Mahon and Master James Kay;
fishing pond. Miss Mamie Munigle ana
Miss Mamie Lee.
DR.. Harry Sherman Flynn, one OF the
most popular and successful physicians
of Capitol Hill. was married last even
ing to Miss Jessie Margaret Mcdonald,
a very estimable resident Of Elmwood;
by Rev. j. III. Larry. The doctor did
not-let many of his friends into the
secret Of when the wedding was to oe-
cur. still the many friends wish him
and his bride the best OF luck
There was prospect Of trouble In Lew
ms soda water mandatory this MORN
ing and Officers GilfOil. Godfrey ana
Boss were called TO the place. .on-
stable Frank A. Potter came up TO see
about the attachment of the big estab-
lishment for n bill OF -. He claims one
OF the men OF the establishment got IN
his way TO prevent possession being
taken and one OF the Levins Tvs tne
constable struck him with n black
jack. The constable and his keeper re-
mained In possession until matters ne
came on were adjusted.
Edward Rush. who lives AT ~ ROD
tnson street was thrown from his BIKE
az the corner OF Camp ana Olney
streets hast night. His only injury was
a slight scalp wound.