Providence Technical High School - Review Yearbook (Providence, RI)

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 - f Holcomb—Ross -----—i uss Announcement was made Ro n?iatT,rge °f M,ss Mftrlon Eugemjf O Rot n ’nr 0f Mr nd Coorgl Ross of Orms street, tills c'tv ' C ' F Zf H KCOmh- son of Mr » ih c. F- Holcomb of Cincinnati. O ChT hCeor?mry “ per o,m at the njrcn of the Sacred Heart in nr, c.nnati bv Rev. c F Reilly on Aug 27 Carriage Licenses I I ™ere jssued'tiday TuhTofr liconses C ty Registrar: he °ff,Ce tile - Long HnrstrceTa,sPriTh?m,aSy' 1,61 service manager- a en iG d' Mass - | M iHson street?cferk Mu,ho],a ] .................. Arthur Raymond Simmons, Cres- cent Park. Riverside: Frances Ade- , line Raymond, 99 Peace street, sten- ographer. Tr -v-''-t Tinnton. 25 Frank Ferris'Sullivan Bookataub. 82 Elm j street. Westerly: Tufia Anna Ma- roun. 96 Grove street, billing' cjcrk■ Herbert Addispn tber. 50 Atwood avenue, Johnstoh; Martha Annette Hilton, CO Whitford avenue, secre- tary. T Thomasy—Mulholland St Michael’s Church was the scene of an attractive wedding Monday morning at 9 o’clock at which time Miss Agnes Mulholland. daughter of Mrs. Annie L. Mulholland of Jillson street, this city, became the bride of Mr. Clarence Edward Thomasy of Springfield, Mass. Rev. Robert Cas- sidy officiated. The bride wore a gown of white satin and carried a bridal bouquet of gardenias and lilies of the valley. Her veil was arranged in cap style and caught on either side with two gardenias. Miss Anne Mulholland. a siste of the bride, was maid of honor. Her frock was of pink mous- seline de soie and she wore a blue horsehair hat and carried a bouquet df Sweetheart roses and blue delphi- nium. Mr. John Mulholland, brother of the bride, was best man. A wedding breakfast, which was attended by members of the family and immediate relatives, was served at the home of the bride’s mother. Mr. and Mrs. Thomasy, who are on a motor trip through Maine, New Hampshire and Canada, will make their home at 116 Long Hill street, Springfield.