The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-10-03
DAY FOR BRIDES.
Several Home and Church Weddings
In This City Yesterday.

There were six newly married couples
among the passengers from this city on
the shore line train for New York last
night.
II was a great night for the hack busi-
ness and bad one for messenger boys
who had all they could attend 70 in de-
livering Geographic CONCENTRATIONS.
Incidentally there were a NUMBER OF
trunks landed at the depot decorated with
white ribbon and old shoes, and the plat
forms in the train sheds yielded rich
rice crop after all the "good-byes" had
been said.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
DIR. Henry Allen Whitmarsh was mar
ried to Miss Aida Esther SIrague,
daughter OF Mr.. :. :. Sprggue, last even
ing at the Union Congregational Church.
Rev. Wallace Nutting, pastor, officiated,
assisted by Rev. 4. III. Thayer OF Ports
mouth, n. II.
Dr. Jewett was best man and Miss
Surlah Dawson was maid of honor. The
bridesmaids were Miss Anna X. Wilkin-
son, Miss Mary Thayer, Miss Harriet
Mhitmarsh and Miss Harriet Richards.
The ushers were Mr.. l. Clifford LAID,
Mr.. Arthur p. Weeden, Mr.. Morris House,
Mr. Henry sprague, Mr.. A. c. Day and
Mr.. Walter III. Barney. After the cere-
mony DIR. and Mrs. Whitmsrsh received
the guests at the home of The brides
father, 476 Broad street.
The wedding WAS decided success and
one OF the social events OF the season,
many prominent people being present.
ADMINISTRATIONS.
united Mr.. Frederick Horey Franklin
and Miss Cleora Leila Matteson in holy
wedlock at the bone of Mr.. and Mrs.
Rutus 5. Matteson, the brides parents.
Mr.. Frank l. Thomas was best man and
Miss Mabel Franklin maid OF honor. The
ushers were Mr.. william Franklin and
Mr.: Harry Q. Whipple.
The newly welded couple left last
evening on their honeymoon, a three
weeks trip in Baltimore, Mo. When they
return they Will reside at 103 Pearl street
this city.
ALDRICH-BATES.
Mr.. Frederick Sabin Aldrich and Miss
May Louise Bates were married last even
ing at the brides home, 81 Doyle ave-
nue., by Rev. Mr.. Barnes OF the Fourth
Baptist church.
The ushers were Mr.. BENJAMIN MoWry
and Mr.. Harry Aldrich.
At o clock there was reception at
which the couple received congratula-
tions from host OF friends, previous TO
their departure for New York.
The bride carried white roses and the
mouse was laVlsnly decorated with palms
and festoons of wild clematis.
Mr.. and Mrs Aldrich will be sat Eomen
at their residence on West Clifford street
after Decem Der /.
BULL-RoBINsoN.
Mr.. William Lauinan Bull and Miss
Helen Robinson were married yesterday
noon by Rey. p Melville Mclaughlin,
assisted by Rev. Phillip NJ. Prescott, in
the Church OF the Ascension at Wakefield
MIR. Henry Bull was best man. The
ushers were 3. Il. Robinson, j. Il.
Lanman, II. 4. w. Moss, Goroon M.
Maynard, w. B. o. Field, and O. III. Il.
La Fargo. The bridesmaids were Miss
Elizabeth Robinson, Miss Edna Barger,
Miss Bessie Van Rausalser. Miss Ethel
Mtckham, Miss Laura Lauman, and Miss
Edith Woodward. The wedding was a
decided success, many guests from New
York, Newport and Narragansett Pier
being present. A peculiar TACT is that
both bride ana groom are descendants
from Jonathan Trumbull, governor OF
Connecticut during the Revolution.
The honeymoon is a secret, all that is
known is the fact that the happy couple
drove to Kingston and boarded the shore
line express going east.