The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-10-16
DyER-TILDEN WEDDING.
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sembled in the church. Seated on the
right was the family of the groom. while
upon the left was the Tiden family. and
many of the young friends of the bride
and groom. Mrs. Dyer, mother OF the
groom, wore a beautiful white lace gown
over white satin, elabo-ately trimmed
with gold and a gold bonnet with white
feathers 10 match.
Mrs. Tilden, mo.her or the bride, wore
an effective costume or black lace over
white silk and bonnet 10 match.
Seated with Gov ana Mrs. Dyer were
President Harris of Amherst anu Mrs.
Harris and George Harris, Jr. In close
proximity to the Dyer pew were the inn
mediate relatives and friends OF the fam
lily. among whom were the following:
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. a. Heppin. Mr.. and
Mrs r. l. GammelI Mr.. and Mrs. A. ID.
Chapin, Mrs Elisha Dyer Jr. Mr. VIII
liam A. Dyer and family Miss Sarah ID.
Hoppin, Miss l.. G.. Hoppn, Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard Hoppin and daughter Gen. and
Mrs Ames and family. Mr. and airs
William Goddard, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. c.
Rocker the Misses Rocker, Mr. and
Mrs David S. Baker, Mr.. and Mrs. b. Il.
Vaughn.
ON the left OF the church was the
Tiden family, and here also was n large
number of the friends of the bride and
groom. A number Of pews had been re-
served for these young people and among
them were the following: Mr.. j. o. Ames
and Miss Abbott, the Misses Aldrich,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Barrows, Mr. and Mrs.
w. Bridgham. Miss Dallou and Mr.. Mil
4,
the Misses Foster, Mr.. r. r.. Greer, the
Misses Hazard, Mr.. Lsuriston Hazard,
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Hackney. the Misses
Mauran. Col Nicholson, Mr. and Miss
Knowles Miss Pearce. Mr.. and Mrs. Rich
mond, Mr.. Gordon Reed, Mr.. and Miss
Sackett. Mr.. B. r. vaughn, Jr., Messrs,
Frank and Walter Smith.
OTHER GUESTS PRESENT.
other guests seen at the church were
Judge and Mrs lie Baron Colt, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. II. Congdon, President and Mrs.
Faunce, Bishop McVickar. Miss McVickar
Former Gov. and Mrs. Lippitt, Mr.. and
Mrs. III Pearce, Mr.. and Mrs Byron Watson
Former Gov. and Mrs. d. r. Brown Miss,
Isabel Brown. Senator and Mrs Aldrich.
DIR. and Mrs. George l.. Collins, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Grosvenor; Mr.. and Mrs. G.
ID. owen, Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Rich
mond, Mr.. and Mrs. +. a. Sayles, Mr.. ana
Mrs. III. +. Llppitt. Mr.. and Mrs. III. Mer-
riman, Mr.. John Pegram, Miss Pegram.
NO WEDDING RECEPTION.
There was no wedding reception at the
Tilden residence following the ceremony.
Instead few OF the friends of the bride
and groom went to the house to say fare
well and to bid them bon voyage"
Mr. and Mrs. Dyer left on the o'clock
train en- route for New York
They will sail on Thursday, for Paris,
on the steamer Furst Bismarck. year
or more will be spent abroad where Mr.
Dyer will paint and study with the
thought of still further advancing himself
in his chosen profession.
A BACHELOR DINNER.
Among the delightful social events in
connection with the wedding which were
given last evening WAS Colonel Dyer's
farewell bachelor dinner. This was Civ
en- at the Art club I'm true Bohemian fash
Ion and Included his ushers and best man
together with other congenial spirits as
follows: s Willard Bridgham. Esq. Rob-
ert II. l. Gammell, Esq, and William V.
Chaplin, Esq
Mr.. Dyer had expected to include
among his ushers his cousins T. Kent
Hubbard, Jr., and G. S. Wadsworth OF
Middletown. Conn. but because of the sud
den death Of their aunt, Mrs Judge Dick
ey OF New York, they were of course not
present
\ dinner was also given NJ the Dyer
residence, on Power street. last evening
10 enable Miss Tilden TO meet the out OF
town guests who came on for the we'd
ding