The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-06-05
In Society.

Mr. and Mrs. George Shepley, Miss Hope
Shepley, Mr.. Marsden j. Perry are ex-
pected in New York on June the NTH.
land, having been away about two
months Letters have been received OF
their interesting trip TO Monte Carlo and
Venice.
Mr. Frederick A. Chase and family will
leave town for Bristol on Thursday to
open their villa there.
Mr.. George c. Newell has been i'm Nor
wich during the past week looking for "A
cottage on the neck.
Mr.. Frank NJ. Mathewson has taken
a cottage at Buttonwoods for the sum-
mer. Later they will be joined by Mr..
and Mrs. Day.
Miss Annie Gushing is visiting her aunt
at South Manchester, Conn.
The genial city solicitor and Mrs Col
well left for Jackson, New Hampshire.
TO recuperate by fishing on the lovely
streams that abound with trout at this
season.
Judge lie Baron b. Colt. Mrs. Colt and
Miss Colt leave today for Jackson to
join the Colwells. IL is well worth seeing
the result OF days fishing when the
baskets are brought home at night by
these two well known fishermen.
yesterday AFTERNOON dt Sla1Oru springs,
Conn, Mr.. Benjamin Fessenden of this
city was married to Miss Mary Fuller
Lothrop The church was decorated i'm
green and white. The arches over the
centre aisle were OF laurel and white
pinks. ON the end of each pew were
large punches of asparagus vine tied with
broad satin ribbon The chancel filled with
potted plants, made the approach most
beautiful
The ushers were Mr.. Walter Comstock,
Mr. Frank Arnold, of this city; Mr. Will
liam II. Greene, Mr.. Charles n. Newton,
and Mr.. Edgar A. Gore. Jr. Miss Greene
of Central Falls was the maid of honor.
and looked very handsome I'm a gown of
pink crepe de chine. A large white pic
ture hat with pink ostrich feathers. She
carried shower bouquet OF merinet roses
The brides gown was OF embroidered silk
muslin over white satin, trimmed with
tulle and duchess lace. Her veil was of
tulle edged with lace and fastened with
handsome diamond sunburst, gift OF
the groom.
A small reception at the house for the
family and intimate friends was a very
handsome affair.
Rev and Mrs. e. c. Moore and their
children will sail for England the latter
part of this month for an absence of
two months.
Today was the Heiser-Payson wedding
at Milton, Mass The family connection
being very large the morning train took
a large and jolly crowd from here.
Mr. John u. Rockefeller. Jr., was in
town for the Richmond Merriman we'd
ding. returning TO New York last night
Mr. r.. A. Robertson and family have re-
turned from Pasadena, California, after
an absence OF six months.
Mr. George Sphinx went to Newport yes
terday afternoon 10 keep one OF his many
engagements. His playing and singing
has now become so well known that no
entertainment OF a jolly nature seems
quite complete without him.
Since purchasing the Hidden estate on
Young Orchard avenue Mr.. Isaac q.
Ladd has taken his family TO Pitts
field. Mass TO occupy the same palatial
residence there they did last summer
Mr. John w. Slater has returned from
the south and is AT his residence in Sla-
tersville.
Mrs Bonsall Taylor daughter OF Mr.
Frank Il. Richmond Is I'm town from Phil
adelphia with her family. also Mr. and
Mrs Arthur Richmond OF Boston. Mass
Mr. William B. Weeden will open his
house at Matunus about the eighteenth
Of June.
Mr.. r. Tarr and son sailed for Car
diff. Wales by the steamer ST. Paul. for
their vacation which will extend some
weeks. their return being expected about
the latter part OF the present month. The
many friends of Mr. Tarr wished him
bon voyage" but will be pleased TO have
him again among them