The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-01

A very pretty home wedding took place
on Thursday evening, April 27th. at 3
O'Clock. at the residence OF Mr. and Mrs.
James Murray. s. Fairmount avenue
when their daughter. Jane Wilson Muir
ray. and David Henry Eastwood were
united I'm marriage by Rev. John J. Hall
OF the Second Presbyterian church on
Harris avenue. The wedding march was
played by Mrs Thomas Murray. the bride
entering the parlor on the arm OF her
father. and they were met by the groom
and best man.
he house was decorated for the cere-
mony with cut flowers and palms. \
pretty bower OF palms. Easter lilies and
roses being made In the bay-windows,
where the bridal party was stationed.
After the ceremony refreshments were
served and a pleasant time followed
Soprano solos were given by Miss Annie
r. Eastwood and Miss Florence B. East
wood. and baritone solos by the groom,
accompanied by the bride.
The best man war Mr.. j. r. c. East
wood, brother OF the groom, and Miss
Margaret NJ Welsh. cousin Of the bride.
was bridesmaid. Mr.. Thomas Murray and
Mr.. Albert v. Eastwood were the ushers.
The bride wore a charming gown OF
white crepe de chine. with a veil OF tulle
caught with lilies OF the valley, and car
ried bouquet OF bride roses. The
bridesmaids gown was dsintily fashioned
OF white mousseline do sole over light
blue and carried a bouquet OF pinks.
Many handsome presents were received.
The choir OF the Second Presbyterian
church. OF which the bride is the organ
fst. sent a handsome gilt clock. The bridal
couple left on the 2:l2 p. m. express Fri
day afternoon on wedding tour TO New
IL.
Mr.. and -drs. Eastwood will reside at So
Fairmount avenue.
WILL MAKE WAR ON THE BOYS,
Now that the warm weather is near at
hand. residents in nearly every section
OF this district have sent mournful tales
10 Capt Rowe about the boys and young
men who congregate about the corners
and the indications are that a war to the
finish will be begun upon the boys at
once Among those that will be among
the missing until the early fall Is the
Akin boy, who was taken into custody
Friday evening by Patrolman Bierne, he
having been sent over FOR a term OF six
months on an old charge. as he was on
probation. II Is possible that his chum
Young Barnes, will Join him in a day or
go, az he IL TO be arraigned on the charge
OF being a vagrent.
PRESENTED WITH A WATCH
Mr.. Frederick Collingham. who severed
his connection with the Atlantic mills
about one week ago, was the recipient OF
n gold watch. chain and a masonic charm
Saturday evening the same coming from
the men who had been in his department
ut the MILL he holding the position or
master mechanic Tie presentation speech
was made by William Maher. An enter
tainmcnt and collation. followed the pres
Cntation.
GENERAL MENTION.
The annual bazaar OF ST. Anthony's
society connected with ST. Anthony s
church will he opened this evening In the
large hall connected with the church. The
attraction this evening will be a minstrel
performance giVon by the young men
connected with the church
Quite a number cf automobiles and car
riaegs OF all descriptions wended their
way through the square this morning la
dcn with people who were on route for n
May breakfast
The Dresser Tenders Beneficial associa-
tion will hold concert and ball In Irons
hel, Friday evening.
The old-fashioned concert held by Court
Olneyville OF Foresters some time ago was
SO successful that they will hold another
o.e Thursday evening in Guild hail.
Hose IL responded 10 n still alarm for a
Arc on the Rowdoin street dump yester-
Gay noon time
The directors OF the Atlantic mills will
meet Tuesday afternoon at the mills.
Division No. % of the Ancient order of
IIibernians will hold n concert and ball in
Stokes hall Friday evening
John Straight was arersted on Barstow
street this morning on q warrant charging
him with non support OF his wife and
child.