The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-05-10
SOCIETY NOTES.


John Dennis of this city TO Miss Roe
lofs of Philadelphia. the Philadelphia
Times publishes the following: "A we'd
ding of social Importance took place
today at noon, when Miss Bertha Roe
lofs, of Elkins, granddaughter Of John
j. Stetson, was married TO John
Rhodes Dennis of Providence. II. j. The
ceremony was performed by the rector
emeritus, Rev. T.. w. Appleton, assisted
by Rev. Thompson Cole, In St. Pauls y.
II. church. The bride. dressed i'm white
moraine and carrying pink roses. was
given away by her father, Henry II.
Roelofs. Miss Margaret @. Nice was
the maid OF honor. She was dressed in
lavender chiffon. The bridesmaids, In
white crepe and neapolitan hats trim
med with pink roses. We're Miss Laura
j.. Barney. Miss Mary $. Lindsey. Miss
Katherine :. Nice and Miss Edith NJ.
Peters Miss Grace Reynolds was the
flower girl The ushers were Benjamin
II, Moulton, John A. Tillotson and Will
liam *. Low of Providence, X. /. and
Macmillan Hopes OF Philadelphia.
Following the ceremony the bridal
party was given a wedding breakfast
at the home of the brides parents. Mr..
Dennis is a prominent society man OF
Providence. He is very well known by
the summer denizens of Newport and
Narragansett Pier"
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Dennis and Miss
Hope Dennis are at Haddon Hail. At
lantie city, New Jersey.
Mr. John Shepard. Jr., has been en-
tertainng his sister, Mrs. William G..
Titcomb and Mr. Titcomb, Of Boston
during the past week, also Miss Miller
OF Boston.
Mrs. Benno Wolf and the Misses Wolf
leave this city for a brief stay In New
York on Monday.
A drag party to the wannamoisett
golf grounds To see Vardon was given
were Mr.. and Mrs. William q. TIT
comb Mr.. and Mrs. William G.. Thur
ber and Mr.. and Mrs. John Shepard.
Miss Mary Craig OF this city was
united in marriage yesterday morning
(at st. Peter and st. Paul's CathedraD
to MIR Frank German of Newburgh.
New York. Mr.. German IL the brother
of Hon. Charles l.. German OF this city.
and Miss Craig is ale sister or Rev
Father Craig.
The Phi Kappa Sigma OF Brown Uni
versity gave a large and enJoyable
whist recently. There were 20 couples
present and prizes were won as fol-
lows: First ladies prize, Miss Mary
Kenney: second ladies prize. Miss car
roll: first gentlemen's prize. DIR. HaW-
kins: second gentlemen's prize, Mr.
Slattery.
Miss Minnie Parish Of Benevolent
street went TO New York this morning
for short stay.
Senator and Mrs. Aldrich, accompan-
led by their children. sail for Paris the
last of the present MONTH where 'hey
will attend the exposition.
Mr.. James Ripley, the well known
lawyer of this city, ana MISS MAUI
Ripley sail for Europe on the l3th OF
.Mine. presumably to attend the expo
sition.
Dr. and Mrs. Charles H.Earle. Miss
Bertha Nichols and Mrs. Grace Nichois
Bushee all OF East ureenwich. VINO TN
company have been touring europe
are now at the Paris exposition.
Mr.. and Mrs. benjamin w. Light
burn of Kansas City. Missouri. are In
| town on an extended visit TO Mrs.
IJghtburn's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
r. Carpenter. Mr. Lightburn is graa-
| nate OF Brown University OF the class
/ osis4 and Is an able and successful law
,,ar of Kansas city. Mrs. Lightburn,
nee Della Louise Carpenter, VIII be
,,ioa.antiy recalled and gladly wei
coined by a large number OF her friends
in this city, from whom. she has peen
separated since her marriage ABOUT ten