The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-05-20

Party by Church Ladies' Was a
Delightful Success.
Atlantic Mills Not 10 Close
During Month Of June.

Olneyville branch of the Providence
News at Hefernans News Store. Is
Hartford avenue Telephone 40-West
The armory OF the Olneyville Ca
dsts on Stokes street has been the scene
OF many merry party, but the one held
by the young ladies OF st. Anthony 8
Catholic church. last evening. was by far
the most enjoyable and the prettiest ever
held there. The dresses OF the ladies
were very noticeable and this was fea-
ture
lt Is seldom that so many representative
men. men who devote but little OF their
time TO dancing. are seen In this or any
other hall on an occasion OF this char
meter.
The patronesses we're Mrs NJ ". Cor
figan Mrs. ]. McNally. Mrs r. O'Don-
nell, Mrs p. j Coyne. Mrs. J. T. Far
rell. Mrs f. j. San Souci. Mrs p. r.
McGinn. Mrs. T. l. Cox. Mrs. John Nc
Glinchey.
The committee comprised Katerine A.
Coyne. Blanche L. Johnson. Katherine
NJ Madden. Mary NJ Nangle. Winifred
D. Hunt, Katherine r. McGinn. Mary y.
Coyne
AMATEUR LEAGUE.
The Fletcher Brothers. better known
as the "Steepe Jacks OF this place, have
donated handsome pennant and James
Giibcoly has promised a banquet to the
winning team of the Providence Amateur
league for the season OF 1904 The firm
OF j. III. T. J Matthews has issued
a very neat schedule OF the games.
which is being freely distributed. The
- f-1I d..
gents Vs. Brunswicks, on Valley street: :
Deweys VS.. Railways, At Olneyvlle; ;
wanskuck VS. Earnsclre, at Wanskuck.
HAVING HARD LUCK.
The Oineyville Car Mems Ball club ap-
pars TO have hard luck IN getting on
game. for they have played but two
games so far. this season. and none OF
the teams In the league seem TO be over
and above anxious to tackle them. Yes
terdav they went to South Providence
10 play the team from that barn, but
the rain stopped the game at tho end of
the first inning, and the Olneyvilles made
the only run
RUMoR rs UNTRUE
The Atlantic mills have posted a no.
tice In the mill that the report circulated
in relation TO the mill being closed on
Memorial day and not TO be opened until
July, is not true.
THE LINEUP TOMORROW.
The lineup OF the Olneyville and Roach
dale teams that are to play or1the Me-
rino Flats tomorrow WIN be as follows:
Olneyyille-Patte 2b: Hamilton. s. = I;
Paine h.: Metcaf. r. T.; stulworthy, l.
r.. Mccormick, c. T.; Woodsum, 3D.. Nc
Grath, C.; Williams. p.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, 2b.; Nenn, =. g
REYNOLDS. l. r.; Ashworth. C.. Lindsey,
ID: Grady, C. T.; Kelly. r. T.: Cannon.
81. Coakley. p; Lacking ana Wanace'
substitutes.
GENERAL MENTION.
The Monitors trimmed the Hyatt stars
IN a red hot game yesterday The ran
did not prevent the youngsters IRON
playing The score was S-l Any ciut
whose PLAYERS ages range from to Il
a new kink IN the game. all that II reces
rary TO do is 10 send word to George
Chamberlain. ss Amsterdam street.
Miss Margaret Rush Of fo4 Union ave
nue. reported TO the police last evening
that she lost her gold hunting case Elgir
watch while on her way home from Tex
tile hall. Sunday evening. n
Joseph and Arthur Campbell and
Charles Muldoon were arrested this
morning Oh q charge OF disturbing re
leious meeting They are boys and liv'
near the Broadway Baptist church.
horse and buggy were found astra'
on ChaIkstone avenue yesterday after
noon and was sent to the police station
Later they were called for by the owner
Samuel Carter.
Daniel Burns OF l07 Webster avenue
has asked the police to find his silve
watch, which he says he lost on Plain
feid street last evening
Stephen McMaugh and owen O'Gara
two local business men. have good reasol
TO be disappointed. for they had gilt
edged invitations to attend the launching
OF the batteship Rhode Island on tn
date originally fixed. April 80. They wer
not az matter Of courtesy apprised o
the unexpected and Informal launchin
on TUESDAY last.
The whippet dog that John Sweet q
bSls Manton avenue reported as havin
been stolen came home last evening.
Miss Josephine r. Chadbourne OF tn
annexed district and Mr.. George Place G
Msnton were married at the home OF th
bride on Alverson avenue.
Mr.. Isaac Wyatt. VINO has been sic
for a month or more. has returned to n
duty ON Hook and Ladder No. on Tar
rel Hin avenue.
Fred Graben OF So Piainfeld street hf
reported 20 the police the loss OF n
tzs spaniel dog.