The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-11-27

home wedding at the residence OF Mrs
Anna Hathaway at 2Ts Warren avenue.
The contracting parties were Walter
Crowley and Agnes Bertha Hathaway,
both OF this town. There were num-
ber OF relatives and a few OF the friends
OF the young couple assembled to wit
ness the ceremony. which was performed
by Rev. Herbert c. Dana. rector OF st.
Mary's Episcopal church.
The march was played by Mrs. Hazard.
Henry Crowley. a brother OF the groom
was best man and Miss Maud Lulu
| Hathaway, sister OF the bride, was brides
maid.
The bride wore handsome costume of
blue satin. trimmed with antique lace
and carried "A big bunch of white pinks.
After the ceremony the happy couple
held a brief reception and tea was served
after which they left for Boston. They
will spend short honeymoon seeing
Boston and other points OF interest IN
New England. after which they will re.
side at 542 Warren avenue.
There were q large number of valuable
presents, including siRerware, works of
art. cut glass. table linen and variety
Of other articles.
Both the bride and groom are well
with their associates.
MASSASOIT CLUB. sH4t
The weekly whist meet OF the Massa-
soft club was held "Wednesday night this
week IN order to give the members an
opportunity TO spend Thanksgiving eve-
ming at home with their families.
The first prize. handsome silk
porteirc, was captured by Councilman
Herbert r. Horton. with a score OF "a,
and the second prize, gold mounted
fountain pen, went 20 Daniel T. Logan
with "A score OF 81.
SUCCESSFUL BALL.
The third grand bah of the Ivy Social
club was held in the Town hail. We'd
nesday night and the affair fully main
tanned the reputation of the club FOR CIV
ing successful entertainments.
There large number OF members
present. i~cluding many from the city,
Riverside and elsewhere. There were %
numbers q the program and at every
number AS many sets were found as the
floor OF the big hall could accommodate.
Music was furnished by Tinkham's Tre-
mont orchestra.
During the intermtssion refreshments
were served and social intercourse was
enjoyed The affair was in charge OF
the following committee:
G Hague chairman; w. Phelan, secre-
! tary; w. Connie, treasurer and III. Sim
mons G. II. Richards acted as floor
director and II. Sexton as assistant. II,
Salve, +. Gof. 3. Farrell and A. Vance
| officlated as aids.
MORGAN-ORMSBEE.
| Yesterday there was a quiet homo we'd
| ding at the residence of Rev. Wood.
! Charles H. Morgan and Adella Ormsbee
were the contracting parties. There We're
a number of friends present, who, after
witnessing tho ceremony rendered their
| congratulations TO the couple on their
new found happiness.
Mr. Baldwin of Providence officated as
best man and Miss Baldwin stood up with
| the bride. Upon their return from the
honeymoon the newly welded couple will
reside at pa India street. In Providence.
r. P.-RUHl RUIZ! RAH!
| MANY Of the local football enthusiasts
/ went TO the city yesterday TO witness the
football game between the teams repre-
| senting tho local and Pawtucket High
( schools The local players gave n very
good account Of themselves, getting IL
pointg and preventing their opponents
from scoring.
After the game oil OF the local football
| crauks were loud n their praises OF the
high school boys and the good work they
had done.
OWNER SETTLED.
Yesterday Dog Officer McGwinn was
/ called 10 Central avenue. where num-
ber of fowls belonging 20 a man named
swenson had been Killed by dogs. Mr..
McGwinn started an investigation and
soon learned the name Of the man who
owned the dog
The owner. when informed OF the dam
age which his dog had done readily set
! iled for the fowls. This was a case where
J the town was rather more fortunate than
4 usual. as II not usually possible 60 learn
! whose dog does the damage and the town
/ has 20 stand the expense.
THAT stTPERINTENDENCY
II Is seldom that there are quito 50
many candidates after one office as thero
are after the supcSintendency or the
! Watchemoket fre district. As near "a
can be figured out there are nearly "A
dozen candidates for the Office. ana the
funny thing about 1t Is that they arc al
good men for. the place, although some
OF them would undoubtedly nll the posi-
tion better than others.
Circulars have been sent out announc-
ing the candidacy of-EhArles r. Burns
for the position. Mr. Burns Is a young
man, and is chairman OF the Democratic
town committee. He IL one of those
who were most active Ia defeating the
project OF selling out the district in 1896.
when . strenuous effort was made to DIS
pose OF it
II is lntimpted that all OF the other can
didates. with ono or two exceptions. were
not only IN favor OF the selling project.
but worked as hard MS they could TO ac-
compilsh 81. The election is 60 be held
at n special meeting OF the district next
Monday evening.
THANKSGIVING DAY.
Thanksgiving Day was very quiet one
here. The usual services were held at
4 tho churches and the First BAPTIST and
, tho Newman Congregational churches