The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-08-18

publication.
Miss Lizzie NJ. Williams, one OF the
most popular young women OF Riverside,
was united in marriage TO Joseph n.
Cushman at st. Marks Episcopal church
by the Rev H. f.. Remick. Tuesday even
ing, Miss Ethel Tillinghast being the
bridesmaid Mr.. John b. Heyworth was
the best man After the ceremony there
was reception at the home of Mr.. John
r. Heyworth on Cedar avenue. which had
been the home OF the bride since child
hood.
A wedding dinner followed the re-
ception Mr. and Mrs Cushman we're
the recipients of many handsome tokens
OF love and esteem. one or which was
silver tea set from the local branch OF
the woman's Relief corps, OF which the
bride was an active and much beloved
member.
Yesterday Mr. and Mrs. Cushman LEFT
for Sherman Me. the home OF Mr.. Cush-
man, where they will reside. Mrs. Cush
mans aunt Mrs. j. p. Heyworth, and a
niece accompanied the happy couple as
far as Boston.
Mr. Frederick r. Tobin was taken COM
pletely by surprise last evening by his
young friends who walked in upon him
as he was making for the shore.
During the day he had noticed that good
things to eat. such as ice cream, were
being received by his mother. but she. like
all good women on such occasions az this,
was silent.
When he was held up by a bevy OF
pretty girls and stalwart young men, he
knew that II was meant for him.
The event was very pleasant one. and
Mr.. Tobin was presented with a hand
some silver match box. The party was
arranged and managed by the Misses
Bacon.
Patrolman Estes knight, one OF the
most efficient and bravest members OF the
East Providence police department. while
on Dyer avenue last evening found an
old lady who gave her name as Elizabeth
Clancy. and her home as in Olneyville.
She said she had walked from Warren
and was on her way 10 Providence. She
had evidently lost her way. for she was
going from instead OF towards the city
Mr. knight took her TO the station and
made her as comfortable as possible This
morning she was sent To the state work
house for n term OF six months for being
an idle person.
Richard Fink and Fred n. Tobn went
nsning before they ate their breakfast
this morning and returned with n dozen
or more good sized squeteague. which
meant that just so many families in the
vicinity ate fresh fish for their morning
meal
The Y +. s. c. r. connected with the
CONGREGATIONAL church held a successful
lawn party at the residence OF Dr. II. u.
Coke. on Lincoln avenue. last night. Tho
affair was fully as much OF a financial
success as II was socially.
Mr. Harry Tallman gave n sailing party
today In honor Of Miss Clara Bennett OF
this city. Others In the party were Mrs.
Bennett. Mrs. Tnllman and the Mirses
Cole OF East Greenwich and Rounds OF
Providence
Riverside lodge. knights OF Pythias,
met last evening I'm Grube's hall and
talked over matters pertaining to the an
nual field day OF the lodge that Is 10 be
! held shortly.
Mrs. Y J. Borneman OF Lawrence.
Mass is the guest of relatives on Cedar
avenue
The Mayor club is getting things IN
shape for their annual cruise that Win
/ begin Sunday. Sept n. and extend for A
week or more just where they will &C
| has not as vet been fully decided upon.