Yachting Visitors to Tour Herreshoff Yachts
The group of Yachting magazine staffers will visit Herreshoff boat shops to view cup defense yachts under construction. They will dine with R F Haffenreffer Jr at the Hotel Belvedere and then tour Mt Hope Bridge guided by William Brenneke and Haffenreffer.
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Othe Herreshoff
Cup Defence
R F Haffenreffer
Herreshoff Company
Hotel Belvedere
Mt Hope Bridge
William G. Brenneke
R. F. Haffenreffer, Jr
Excelsior Tennis Clubhouse Plans Approved
A meeting of the new building committee in the MCA building accepted plans for the Excelsior Tennis Clubhouse by Architect WE Howe. The structure will rise at the Silver Creek courts with a main room two dressing rooms showers toilets and more. Wardwell Lumber Co won the contract to furnish the lumber. Another committee meeting is set for Friday evening.
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Excelsior Tennis Club
MCA
WE. Howe
Silver Creek
Wardwell Lumber Co
Military minstrel show draws Kearney Post at Elks Auditorium
Many members of Kearney Post and Auxiliary plan to attend Mendes-Hobson Post minstrel show at the Elks Auditorium Providence tonight at 8. The membership committee met at the Belvedere Hotel to discuss recruiting ex service men for the American Legion and plans to invite Cadet Corps enrollment through local schools. A Rhode Island Legion uniform display is at Duffy's Store Trope and State street. All members urged to attend next Friday's GARR Hall meeting and to pay dues to Finance Officer Fred Garvin. James T Pierce, Commander.
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Kearney
Mendes-Hobson Post
Elks’ Auditorium
Washington Street
Providence
Belvedere Hotel
A A. Edmonds
American Legion
Filmer
Colt High
Gurteras School
Department
Legionnaires of
Rhode Island
Duffy's Store
Trope
State Street
G ‘Arr Hall
Fred Garvin
James T Pierce
Along the Road with Jesus Lenten Talks Open Series
Rev Herbert D Graetz announces a Lenten series themed Along the Road with Jesus The talks aim to present Jesus life in story form The Friday evening service will focus on Jesus Grows to His First Task at DeWolf Memorial Chapel at 745 p.m.
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Jesus
Herbert D Graetz
DeWolf Memorial Chapel
De Wolf Warren Wedding at St Martin’s Providence
Miss Elizabeth Tillinghast Warren daughter of Mr and Mrs Harold Warren of Barrington and Mark Anthony De Wolf of New York were married at St Martin’s Church Providence. Rt Rev James De Wolf Perry officiated with Rev A Edward Saunders assisting. A reception followed as vows were exchanged and the couple planned to live in Flushing Long Island.
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Maid of Honor
Agnes
de Wolf
Barnard French
Gertrude de Wolf
Warren
French
Probate Court Appoints Administrators and Clears Five Estates
The Court of Probate held a session presided by Judge Forward Le Leahy. Estates of John A Elias Marguerite de Wolf Mudge Henry Manton Thompson Catherine Meobines and James F Stoughton Jr were processed. Appointments, probate of wills and liberty to sell estate assets were granted with associated bonds and conditions.
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Forward le Leahy
John A’ Elias
Arthur M McCaw
Charles L Davis
Marguerite de Wolf Mudge
Rhode Island Hospital Truste O
Hhenry Manton Thompson
Henrietta Fo Thompson
Catherine Meobines
James F Stoughton
James F Stoughton, Jr
All Stars Win Doubleheader in Bristol County
Warren Armory Kol Hopes Bristol County All Stars won both games Sunday afternoon. They defeated Stoo Martins 33 to 4 and beat South County A Not South Kingstown 34 to 21. Bishana led the first game with eight points and one foul, while Bricu scored four in the second. The team travels to North Weston Massachusetts March 12 to face the Lutheran Brotherhood, a fast Southern Massachusetts club, at Yo M.
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ALL Stars
Warren Armory
Bristol County All Stars
Boliy
Stoo Martins
Providence Church League
South County
South Kingstown
NE Stars
Othe
Bishana
Avec Onedd
Oone
Bricu
Witch Fourield
Bristol
Lutheran Brotherhood
North Waston Mass
Massachusetts
Good Attendance Records Across City Schools
Acting Superintendent Elmer S Mapes announced February attendance percentages for several buildings. Colt High led with 97.88 percent, followed by Walley 95.02, Byfield 94.58, Oliver 93.86, Reynolds 93.69, Hayman 93.67, Guileras 93.37, Mason 92.79, Taft 92.76, and Burton 92.59, with the district average at 94.27 percent.
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Elmer S Mapes
Colt High
Walley
Byfield
Oliver
Reynolds
Hayman
Guileras
Mason
Taft
Burton
Medals Awarded to Train of Artillery Rifle Club Members
Medals for qualifications go to Freeman Canning Eth el Hartley Albert Hart ley for sharpshooter and marksman results. Hartley placed 16th in National Pyro, 13th in National Open prone, and 11th in National Open Tyro prone earning multiple medals. other members partly completed the course. A members match will be announced with a National Rifle Association medal for the winner. The Battery notes re enlistments Sergeant Joseph Ruggiero Corporal Lawrence Ascola Eugene Cabral three year enlistment. Inspection planned March 4 by Col Well. Public invited to witness. All report 800 sharp in wool uniforms for Saint Patrick's Day armory event in preparation for encampment at Fort H. G. Wright. Lieut A A MOREN.
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Freeman Canning
Ethel Hartley
Albert Hartley
State Gallery
National Rifle Association
Joseph Ruggiero
Lawrence Ascola
Eugene Cabral
C. L
Bristol
Saint Patrick's
Fort H G Wright
A Moren
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