The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-10-20
SOCIETY NOTES.

| n very charming home wedding was
| celebrated at the residence Of the bride $
| mother, at a. Elmwood avenue. last
evening, when Sophie L., daughter of
Mrs. S. Augusta Hubbard and Mr.. Cur
us "A. Miner, son of Mr.. and Mrs VIII
liam Miner OF New Haven, Conn. were
united by the Rev. Willard G. Selleck,
pastor OF the Church of the Mediator.
The hour set for the ceremony was 8
o'clock and promptly at that hour the
bride, attended by her sister Miss Cora
"A. Hubbard. and four ushers, Mr. Ben
yanin 5. Webb. Mr.. Harry Benson. Mr.
William Chaplin and Mr.. William e.
Price. appeared in a beautiful floral
Dover In the parlor, where the groom
with his best man, and the pastor
awaited them. Reeves orchestra rem
dered the bridal chorus from Lohen-
grin. The bride was gowned i'm white
satin. trimmed with duchess lace and
wore the veil fastened by a spray OF
lilies of the valley. She carried a mag
nificent cluster of bride roses The
maid OF honor wore pink taffeta under
white muslin. and carried pink roses.
Immediately after the ceremony.
from $50 To $50 o'clock, a reception was
held, at which a host OF friends came
forward to tender the happiest wishes.
The couple were assisted in receiving
by Mrs. Hubbard who wore lavender
and white silk, and Mrs. Miner, attired
in green brocaded satin. The bride
presented To the groom "A solitaire in
ring setting. whilst he gave TO her a
beautiful sunburst. To her maid the
bride gave brooch OF whole pearls in
heart shaped setting. and To the best
man and ushers the groom presented
silver match cases.
The halls and parlors and the dining
room, where Lyman served "A collation.,
were handsomely decorated. the gener-
al effect being pink and white in full
setting of green. The walls, mantels.
and chandeliers were festooned with
evergreen, whilst a profusion of palms
and ferns stood about the rooms. In
were pink and white chrys-
The gifts were elaborate
a chest of silver from the
brides mother and one hundred dollars
In gold by her grandmother, Mrs. So |
phie Hubbard. The couple will be at
home on Howe street, in New Haven, |
after January LIST. |
At a meeting Of the board Of govern |
,rs of the Rhode Island Wheelmen, on |
Tuesday evening IL was decided to give |
he annual ball on Friday. November |
|, at the Eloise. Reeves orchestra will |
,lay for the dancing and Lyman will /
ay a collation.. The managers will be |
Ir. Charles r.. Shaw. Mr.. +. Eugene |
'hesebro, Mr.. Howard q. Ripley, Mr..
Fred II. Nichols and Mr.. Albert A.
ADAMS
ON Wednesday afternoon at 4 o'clock
{ the residence of her parents. 12i SUIT
on street. Clara Louise, only daughter
( Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Prev. and Mr.. ,
'hlip Luftkin Perkins were very
uietly married i'm the presence of the
families and a few intimate |
riends. The house was prettily decora-
ad with plants and cut flowers. The
ride was attended by Miss Florence
.imball and the groom by Mr.. ". Fred
rev. a brother of the bride. \ spread
as served by Lyman. Mr.. and Mrs |
erkns will reside i'm Portland. Maine |
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles II. Sprague OF |
Stiinson avenue will celebrate the |
tn anniversary OF their marriage on
aturday evening. October %.
Secretary Edwin Baker has issued
Offices for the annual meeting of the
asonic Veteran Association of Rhode |
iland TO be held on Friday evening. |
ctober II. i'm Tillinghast's assembly |
IONS, 2S3 Westminster street. At 6
clock an hour will he devoted to mat
rs OF interest To members and social
lat. At O'Clock supper will be served |
Z the l.. n. Tillinghast Co. At s O'Clock
ill follow tossts and other entertain
ent. and NJ 2 o'clock annual reports
vi election of officers. The Rhode ISL
id Association comprises about 200
embers the average ago OF whom Is
Years They are purely q social
'dy. New York. Philadelphia and Ros-
n also have important Masonic Vet
an Associations.
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