The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-24

Miss Hattie L. Pohle was united in
marriage 10 Leon Kriesbaum by the Rev.
J. " Osterhout at the residence OF her
parents, as Whittier avenue at O'Clock
last evening The bridesmaid was Miss
Minnie Shuttle and the best man Craig
Kriesbaum "a brother of the groom. Lat
tle Helen Pohle, a niece cf the bride was
flower girl
The ceremony was followed by an
elaborate dinner after which the wedding
presents were displayed. Later In the
evening Mr. and Mrs KrieSbaum took
their departure for Hartford where they
will remain a few days. Before they re-
turn they will visit relatives in New Lon
don anu New York They will make their
home on Blackstone s,Feet~-Ihe -iestlNl-
tieg were kept UP until late In the evening
and the event was a most enjoyable one
FUNERAL or MISS INQUIRE.
The funeral OF Mary Il. Mcclure was
held at the residence OF her parents.
Sybars street. yesterday morning and
was followed by a requiem mass at ST.
Theresa's church. The church was well
1illed as the deceased was an exceedingly
popular young woman. The floral offer
dns were profuse and beautiful The
Misses Elizabeth Hanlcy. Catherine Me
Elroy. Mary Mcnamara. Catherine Sulli-
van. Mary Fenton. Rosclla Bowen and
Jennie slcPect represented n class OF
graduates from St Theresas school The
Bearers were William Lovett Edward
Collins. Charles Lovctt and Daniel Zua-
nan. The interment was az ST. Francis
cemetery.
SCHOOL BUILDING ABANDONED.
The school for backward children on
Harris avenue has been abandoned by
the school commmitee, which has come to
rhc conclusion that IL Is not safe. as the
underpinning has rottcd away in many
places The voting booth on Broadway
Is being used as "A school for rs many Of
the children as 1t will accommodate, and
others arc being sent To echools OF this
character that are nearest 20 their homes.
HELD a SOCIAL
successful social was held I'm Library
hall last evening under the auspices OF
ahe Red Cross chapter OF the Church OF
the Messiah. music being furnished by
singleton's orchestra The committees
were made up as follows;
j. Ray chairman; j. Battle. secretary;
w Hurst. treasurer; Il. c. Burrill. A.
ButterwUrrfT. rtOOT director, Charles Bar
fle, Jr; chief OF aids ]. Ray: aids +.
Biggs. H. c. Burril w. Ray w. Hurst.
j. Battle.
GENERAL MENTION
Frederick Albies, a letter carrier was
arrested on a warrant last evening by
Patrolman Koch charging him with bas-
tardy. lie was arraigned before Judge
Rueckert later I'm the evening and
pleaded not guilty He was released on
bail 10 appear Tuesday May I.
Mrs Elizabeth Maher reported TO tho
police yesterday afternoon that on the
night OF April 10 she was aroused from
her slumbers by someone making an at
tempt TO open the front door of her home
with a key. She arose and lighted lamp
and then the man ran away
Peter Chapderlaine, well knowp In
French circles here. left for Troy. n. Y.
this morning, where he will spend a short
vacation with relatives
William Barr who died suddenly In
New York yesterday, was well known
here. having for number OF years been
In the express business.
Patrolman John Whaien Of the Ashbur-
ton street station Is confined 10 his home
on Lena street by Illness
The game OF ball between the West
Side Trolley club and the clerks has been
postponed until next Tuesday afternoon
Manufacturers lodge or odd Fellows
will entertain Mt. Pleasant lodge this
evening.