The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-06-09
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yLncoln-Tucker Wedding.

st. Johns church was trimmed with wild
flowers yesterday afternoon, the occasion
being the wedding of Miss Sallie Tucker
and James Granger Lincoln, son OF the
late Prof. Lincoln of Brown. University
The chancel rail was covered with foliage
green, with yellow and white flowers; the
altar, pulpit, lectern and font. bore mas
ses of daisies and ferns.
The bridal party consisted Of six ushers,
Messrs. John l.. Lincoln OF Chicago, Ar
thur Lincoln of New York, James Rich
of New York, Frank Duane of New York,
and Samuel Page of Boston. The maid OF
honor, Miss Claudia Tucker, a sister of
the bride, and the best man. Harry Lord
Of Boston. There were no bridesmaids.
The ceremony was performed by the
rector, the Rev. c. A. Il. Richards. Mr.
Glezen presided at the organ.
The bridal party arrived precisely at
o'clock, aud ten minutes later the bride,
on the arm of her brother, John Tucker,
and preceded by the maid OF honor and
the ushers, passed up the aisle to the ever
inspiring strains of the Lohengrin march.
Exceedingly pretty and dignihed she
princess, with full back gathered at the
waist by a belt of the same material, and
trimmed down the side with chiffon and
white lilacs, and the same Hover across
the front of the skirt; the corsage was
high with demi-sleeves, and border Of
lilacs in the neck; her veil was OF tulle
and fastened in her hair were little clus-
ters Of lilacs, and she carried a large
bouquet of the same fragrant flowers.
The maid of honor, Miss Claudia
Tucker, wore pink mule de soir over pink
silk, the corsage cut slightlyV shaped, with
demi sleeves; her picturesque leghorn hat
was trimmed with - roses and on her
arm she carried basket or the same
beautiful flowers.
The bride was met Mt the altar by the
groom aud the best man, both OF whom,
MS were the ushers, dressed in afternoon
calling costume, with boutonnieres OF
white lilacs.
tives of the leading East Side" families,
and the array of beautiful costumes and
bewitching millinery was simply bewii-
dering.
Among the guests were William God
dard, Mrs. Henry Pearce, Mrs. Palmer
and the Misses Palmer, Miss Mary
Chaplin, Mr.. and Mrs. Waldo, Mr.. and
Willard, Prof. and Mrs. Whitman Bailey,
Mr.. aud Mrs. G. Richmond Parsons,
Benjamin Adams, the Misses Adams, Mr..
aud Mrs. John Herreshoff. Mrs. DeWolf,
Miss Matte Sayles, Mrs Balch and the
Misses Balch. Robert Taft, Miss Gren-
AClA, buC 4ulooCs MIS-. LOCh-
wood Danielson, Mr.. and Mrs. Neil Bar
rows, DeForest Danielson, John Greene,
Mrs. Maxwell Greene, Miss Diman, Miss
Ethel Richards, Robert Goddard, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Mason, William Ely, Ed
ward Greene, Henry l.. Wilkinson, Ed
ward Guild. Mr.. and Mrs. William Ames,
Miss Harriet Ames, Miss dwight, the
Misses Talbot, Mr-and- Howard
Gardner, DIR. Clarence Gardner, William
Waterman, Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Water
man, Miss Trip.
The reception afterwards was attended
only by the family and few intimate
friends.
The announcement has just been made
OF the engagement of Miss Bessie Webb
OF this city to Alfred Lowry Of Philadel-
phia. Mr.. Lowry comes from an old
Quaker family and is engaged In the
wholesale grocery business In that city.
Mr.and Mrs. Edward Steinert will spend
the rest of the month ana the month OF
July on farm at Apponaug.
Miss Hattie Hecht of Commonwealth
avenue, Boston, was in town yesterday.
Albert Stanley of Ann Arbor, Mich,
was in the city last week to attend the
burial of his father, who died in Slater.
vile. X. /. Mr.. Stanley was formerly or
ganist of Grace Church.
William Eccles will play the organ OF
st. Stephens Church during the months
Of July and August in the absence abroad
Of Mr.. Arnold.
Among the members OF the graduating
class at Vassar College Is Miss Henrietta
L. Manning of this city.
DIR. Robert Hall has returned home in
good health from a two months trip in
the South.
Miss May Watson will give reception
aud tiddly wink party at her home on
Chestnut street this evening.