The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-10-03
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have just returned from Atlanta, Ga,
wi1eRe they attended, last Thursday
evening, the marriage Of their son, AL
bert s. Haywood. to Miss Laura c.
Foute OF Atlanta. It was home we'd
ding and q charming affair." and is thus
described an the Atlanta Journal
The marriage Miss Laura G. Foute
and Mr. Albert S. Haywood was SOL
emnized last evening at the home Of the
brides porents on Cain street
THE wedding lacked none of the
sweetness and soiemnfty which charae-
terizes an ideal home wedding. The
house WAS beautifully decorated with
ap abundance Of palms. trailing BAN
BOO and American Beauty roses. The
SernA. which fosmed fitting back
ground fol the bridal party. The chan
delier under which the bride and groom
stood WAS artist1cally decorated with
trailing vines.
"As tho wedding march was played
by Mr.. ]. P. O'Donnelly, the brides
maids Miss Eula Foute and Mrs.
Charles Reddfng Sims, entered the hall.
followed by the bride and her father
who were met by the groom and his
best man. Mr.. A. C. Smith. The cere-
mouy, performed by Rev. C. P. Bride
we'll had the idnpressiveness that a
church ceremonial often lacks After
the solemn benediction, the bride and
groom received the congratulations ana
best wishes Of the guests present.
The bridesmaids wore pretty gowns
of pink chiffon over taffetas, and car
ried bouquets of pink roses.
THE hide looked unusually hand
some in d gown of white satin, with a
yoke of shirred chiffon, around which
fell a bertha Of duchesse lace. She
carried a bouquet of brides roses, tied
with white satin ribbon.
During the evening an elegant sup
per was served. The brides table was
beautifully decorated with bowls Of
pink carnations and ferns. The table
seemed one exquisite flower garden, so
great was the profusion of flowers
THE brides bouquet was caught by
Miss Ruby Scruggs, who, according to
the old belief will be the next maiden
to become bride.
Miss Foute is the daughter of Judge
and Mrs William Foute, and possesses
beauty and that which is a rare gift,
great strength of character Her sweet
personality has won a host of friends.
who offer best wishes for a life Of UNI
alloyed happiness.
Mr.. Haywood is electrical engineer
with The General Electric company, and
he has won real admiration and re-
spect both in business and social cir
Giles.
Mr. and Mrs. Haywood left last night
for a trip to Canada, after which they
will return to Atlanta
Albert 5. Haywood holds a responsible
position with the General Electric com
panY. which he won by hard work. He
had natural bent for electrical science
and received splendid training for his
profession in Massachusetts, educational
institutions. He was fitted for college
at Worcester academy. In 1888 he en-
tered the Massachusetts Institute of
Technology, and was graduated in 1892.
He then secured a. position with the
General Electric company, and has adj
vanced rapidly. He has been in Atlanta
about three years, as engineer of the
company for that section. Among the
notable guests at the wedding were
Hon. Hoke Smith and wife.
The Quinsigamond Boat Club gives
supper and dance for its members
Thursday evening. About 50 are ex-
pected.
The College Club held the first meet
ing OF the season Saturday and elected
the following officers: President, Miss
Isabel Baker; vice-president, Mrs. AL
bert kimball; treasurer, Miss Annie
May Henderson; recording secretary
Miss Adeline Disco; corresponding
secretary, Miss Hastings; directors.
Mrs. c. L. Short, Miss Eleanor Baldwin
Miss M. E. Whipple, Miss AveriH and
Miss Saywood. 1t was voted to meet
Friday afternoons instead of Wednes-
Gays but the place Of meeting has not
been determined
Indication for the art of life" is the
interesting topic of DR.. Edward How
ard Griggs' lecture at the Woman's
Club. next week.
What superb day for golf yeste1 day
wasi There was just the right pro-
portion Of warmth and GOODNESS in sun
shine~and wind; the sky was delicious;
every breath was full of exhilaration.
The golf moors, as they stretched away
TO the horizon, were beautifully Varie-
gated, leaf green mingling with dull
orange, wood brown, palid yellow, the
rich wine color of errant woodbine and
the hectic crimson of huckleberry and
poison ivy. The pink coats and skirts
Of the players lent the last touch Of
generous color to the landscape No
wonder that golf produces a certain
mild insanity in it's devotees.
Prof. Norton and Prof .Francke of
Harvard University have been engaged
by the Worcester Art Society for its
course of lectures this winter. Other
talent, the best Of it's kind, will be en-
gagged.
DR.. Daniel Merriman has taken Prof.
James house, on Irving street, Cam
bridge. for the winter, and he and Mrs.
Merriman win be there part of the
time. Roger Merriman will take a post
graduate course at Harvard University.
Mrs. Walter Richmond and the Misses
Lincoln expect to attend the Inaugural
ton exercises of Miss Hazard as presi-
dent Of Wellesley college, today.
Next week will witness some Of the
biggest golf playing by women that has
ever been seen, when the women's cham.
pionship Of the United States is held
over the links of the Philadelphia Coun.
try Club, Oct 1914. Most of the stal
players among the fair sex are to be-
there, and II is generally conceded tina
tbs winner Will have to play better thar
ever before in order successfully K
Withstand the test OF the various mattel
play rounds. 1t is by no means certain
that Miss Beatrix Hoyt will escape de.