The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-10-27

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ter. Perus, I'd: second. Frank Killion. An
mott; third. Il. s.. Clarke. Awina cup Of
fered by Commodore u. NJ. Patt. also
awarded 10 sidney &. Williams; Bliss cup
for the 15-foot skin making the best aver
age time I'm three races. Sidney G. Will
liams, skunk: open race for 81 TO Is
foot sloops, first. william Il. ~Tillinghast.
Mikado; second, Scott Baxter. Gunfre;
series of Sunday races for l5-foot skiffs,
cups presented by Fleet Capt. Elgin Kerr.
first Sidney c. Williams. skunk second.
Archibald Potter; consolation cup, a tin
can that had been gilded and appropriate
ly inscribed, Patience hath It's " re-
ward" TO the boat wner WHO had tne
misfortune TO be last I'm the races. Arthur
y. Bliss. Besides the above a loving cup
was presented TO Elgin Kerr. Fleet Cap
tain, by the owners OF skifs.
Henry VI. Helm Of this city. who has
past. is now the guest OF w. w. Wilson
at Westerly.
Harold Burdick, who has been visiting
his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert l..
Burdick at Westerly, has returned TO this
city.
George Wheeler spent Sunday and Mon
day last with his parents at S~latersville.
Miss Emily Webster. who has been en-
tertained by Mr.. and Mrs. George II.
Blanchard at Midway, has returned TO
this city.
Miss Alyce c. Toolin has returned
home after spending a few days with
Miss Agnes owens at Ashton.
A wedding occurred at the Church OF
the Holy Rosary, Saturday last. when
Antonio Joaquin and Rita Vierra were
united In marriage. The officiating clergy
ma was FIR. Serpa. The best man was
Joseph V. Dutia. and the bridesmaid was
Louise Dutia. After the ceremony a we'd
ding breakfast and reception was held az
Dos Warren avenue, East Providence. af-
ter which the happy couple left on a we'd
ding trip 10 New York. They will reside
on Brightridge avenue, East Providence.
Mrs. Mary +. Brooks OF Glendale has
sold her residence Nere and will shortly
come to Providence 10 reside.
Miss Edith Clarke has recently been
the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. James A. King
at Millville.
Mrs. William Hardness Arnold Is at
N~arragansett Pier.
~ hAAf AiE Va EB'iA Sun
day last as the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
John r. Dennis at Saunderstown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joshu NJ. Alderman have
been visiting their summer home at
Thompson, Conn.
Miss Ruth Ely is entertaining Miss
Trescott OF Washington, u. G.
Mrs. Max N%athsnson has been the guest
OF Miss Mary Y. Davis at East Douglas.
Or. Horace r. Beck of Newport spent
Sunday last with Elmwood friends.
A marriage OF interest TO Providence so.
ciety and which will take place at st.
Luke's Episcopal church, East Green
witch. early In November is that OF Mr..
Horace @. Bissell. ar assistant clerk OF
the superior court. and Miss Bertha Mich
OILS, daughter OF the late John c. Nichols
Of East Greenwich.
Mrs. George l.. Darte of Elmwood Is the
guest OF Albany friends.
Mrs. William q. Rocker is on a Euro
pean trip.
4 delightful luncheon was given by Mrs.
q. Richmond Parsons at her residence on
George street Tuesday afternoon.
The exercises Of the 35th anniversary
OF the Cranston Street Baptist church
were brought to a fitting conclusion with
n banquet In the auditorium OF the OH
churclI building and was attended by
about 25 members Of the church and
their guests.
Deacon II. w. Pepper, who acted as
t0TstmHsttT' made brfeY INTRODUCTORY re-
marks, and then called on Deacon X. II.
Holden. The ~latter's address was OF a
reminiscent character, as was tina OF
Deacon Il. +. Arnold. who followed. Dea-
con John Mitchell In his remarks spoke
particularly OF the future which lies be-
fore the church, saying that the great
history OF the organization during the
past IS years should be an inspiration
TO the congregation to do even better
things In the years TO come.
Hon. William A. Morgan followed. and
at the conclusion OF his remarks Deacon
Jilson rendered a vocal solo. accompanied
on the plano by Miss Burrows. Others who
spoke during the exercises were III. How
ard Pepper, superintendent OF the Calhoun
Avenue Mission. Deacon G. II. Stark. Rev.
Edward Holyoke. pastor Of the Calvary
Baptist church; III. ID. Caverly. superin-
tendent OF the Sunday school. and Rev.
l.. l.. Henson, the pastor.
A recent wedding OF interest to Provi-
dence people was that OF B~arrinston's
town treasurer, Ebenezer Tiffany, and
Miss Jeanette Low Mowry OF this city.
The ceremony took place at the residence
OF the brides parents on Academy avenue,
this city.
Miss Beatrice Alva Baker and Mr..
Walter Henry Corp were married Tuesday
night at the residence OF MIR. and Mrs.
w. III. III. Corp. 30 Stanwood street. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. Charles
a. Denfeld, pastor OF the Church OF the
TRANSPORTATION, Edgewood.
Charles Smith Warden acted as bes,
man and Mable Estelle Corp attended the
bride. The bride wore white silk
mousselne. and the bridesmaid wore blue
silk mousscline. The wedding march was
played BY Miss Lillian Avery Corp. The
bride carried a bouquet of Tea roses.
After the ceremony a reception was
held. followed by n wedding supper. Mr..
and Mrs. Corn later Left for a short TRIP to
New York and up the Hudson. or their
return they will live at 1853 Colfax street.
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