The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-11-17

wore white French silk, While Miss Bellin
was gowned I'm lavender silk and Miss
Williams In pink crepe de chine. All car
ried bouquets Of tea roses. Miss Annie
Goldring. a sister OF the bride, and two
cousins. Miss Martha Dolberg and Miss
Gertrude Hersh. acted as flower girls;
while three nephews OF the groom. Mas
tiers Bernard Henry and Sammy Miller
acted as flower boys. Each OF the flower
girls and flower boys carried a bouquet OF
white chrysanthemums. The wedding
march was played by Mrs. Laban Lake,
! o~rganist at the synagogue. Mr.. Gus
Alexander. Mr.. Edward Tanning, Mr..
Charles Goodman and Mr.. Joseph Stein
metz. A reception In Knights OF Pythias
hall. corner OF Emwood and Potter ave-
nues. followed the wedding. Mr.. and
Mrs. Austin viii reside ON Progress ave-
nue. In the annexed district after their
wedding trip.
The Irrepressible society, one OF the most
worthy organizations In the city. held
its annual bazaar I'm the chapel OF the
First Congregational church In Benevo-
lent street yesterday afternoon and even
Ing The afternoons Entertainment con,
sisted Of Mrs. Jarley's Wax Works and
Mother Goose Rhymes while In tho
evening tableaus were given. The chapel
presented a very pretty appearance. the
tables. every one OF them. being decorated
In a charming manner.
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supervision OF Mrs. Seth Brownell and
Miss Emma TAFT, while Mrs. II. Lin
coin IAppitt and Mrs. Joseph Balch had
charge OF the flower booth, At the canoy
table were Miss Martha Hale. Miss Mary
Bradley, Miss Emily Aldrich and assist
ants; Miss Eva Williams was In charge
OF tho grabs" and Mrs. Arthur Brown
had the cake table under her supervision.
Miss Anne Peirce had a wonderfully at
tractive line OF dolls, which, with the APP
preach OF Christmas. will be welcome 20
little folks, Mrs. George Mercer and Mrs.
Elliott Flint were I'm charge OF the tea
table, and at the domestic table were Miss
Edith Manton. Mrs. Albert Gerald and
Miss Bradford. Miss Esther T1llinghast
was successful AT the lemonade well.
The SS,,,san IN she cafe M M,r Miss Miss
Cameron, Ben Cooke. Leonard Tingley
and Mr.. Hayes.
Mrs. Walter A. Peck and Mrs. edward
Weeks served a chatting dish supper. and
I'm the Turkish booth were Miss Caroline
Peck, Miss Virginia Shepley and Miss
At the Wax Works in the afternoon
Miss Elizabeth Nicholson took the role
OF Mrs. farley In a decidedly clever man.
ner. and sang the Mother Goose rhymes
pleasingly. MARY with the Little Lamb"
was impersonated by Miss Frances Bull
lock. Margaret Evans was Mary. Mary.
Quite Contrary and Little Miss Mprett
was represented by Miss Julia T~illinghast.
The characters OF Jack Sprat and his wife
were taken by Miss Patty Nicholson and
Henry Beckwtth, while Jack Balch was
TIC Iillil1AN AfAIlIAN u Alf hlAts iptuH
Miss Cora Barry was an attractive Lit
tie Girl with a Curl. Miss Josephine
Keech interpreted the Witch and Miss
Eleanor Malone represented Little Bo-
peep.
The following program Of tableaux was
given In the evening. the songs being well
sung by Mr.. Fisher: "Tammany,' Miss
Bronson's school boys; Fiddle and l."
Miss Daisy Robinson; Teasing Miss
Martha Hale. Stephen Ames and Everett
Hartwell; Jewel Of Asia Miss Viola
Foster; Cruising Home" Miss Eva
Weeden and George Briggs: Fishing"
Miss Carolyn Eddy, Keith Mercer. Man
ton Bradley. James Littlefeld and Ever
EFT Hartwell; "Anona," Mrs. Archibald
Matteson; Mamie. I've a Little Canoe"
Miss Louise Hunt and Irving Hunt;
Lonesome Miss Cecile Briggs: Com
ing Thro' the Rye" Miss Hope walke
and Harry Stiness; Jack O. Lantern
Girl" Miss Emily Aldrich; Yankee
Doodle Boy" Ben Cook; Sweetest Girl
in Dixie" Miss Marion Briggs; "Dearie. "
Miss Annie knight; college songs.
Two pleasing recitations were given
by Mr.. Stranahan. the titles being MY
Ships" a poem. by Ella Wheeler Wilcox,
and How Nine. Albani Sang"
One Of the particular features was the
sale OF shares OF ''Tatters.'' n Boston
terrier of high rank from the ~Sachusett
kennels, owned by Miss BrownelL The
bazaar is being continued this afternoon
! and evening.
Mrs. A. J. Miller entertained at the
Agawam club on Tuesday I'm honor OF her
: guest. Miss Mortimer OF New York. Those
present were: Mrs. II. Anthony Dyer.
Miss Mary Colt. Miss Harriet Hazard,
Mrs. Walter =. Hackney. Mrs. Gertrude
Child Barrows. Miss Bessie Sackett, Miss
Ethel Chaplin, Miss Mary Lewis.
st. Monaca's ladies branch OF the Irish
Catholic Benevolent ~unIoR=held- a social
Tuesday evening In Canonicus hall. at
tended by upwards OF 800 members, friends
and invited guests. including state and
district officers OF the organization. Dane
ing was enjoyed until midnight with slight
Interruptions while refreshments were
served. The committee In charge: Mrs.
A. Mccarthy. chairlady, Miss Annie Far
rell. treasurer: Mrs Nellie Collier. secre-
tary; reception committee. president, Miss
Della Fleming; Miss Julia Kelly, Miss
Clara Mccormick. Miss Nellie Mcguire.
Miss Nellie Mahoney and Miss Margaret
O'Neil: floor director. Mr.. j. Sullivan;
aids. Charles Galligan. Daniel Diggins.
Hugh Mcguire, s. II. Sullivan.
The third Of the series OF at homes"
was given by Mrs. Orray Taft at her
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ternoon and evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter s. Hackney, Mr..
! and Mrs. Jack Lewis and Mrs. Edwin Bar
rows have been attending the New York
horse show this week.
The many friends OF Herbert o.. Bate
man. who recently was married TO Miss
Mabel Keeper. called at their house on
Burnside street Monday night TO profer
congratulations and spent a pleasant even
ing. The groomsman. Robert Bert. and
the bridesmaid. Miss Carrie Dore. were
present and the usheTs were j. William
Tingley and J. Harvey Marshal. Re-
freshments were served during the even
ing and the affair was a very pleasant
one.
Mrs. George T.. Darte has returned from
a fottnight's stay with Albany. n. Y.
friends.