The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-03

bridal party left the church 10 the fam
lliar wedding march.
A reception al the Elolse. Immediately
followed the ceremony. as $50 invitations
had been issued for the same. IL will be
readily understood that the affair was a
large and brilliant one.
The decorations at the Eloise were ex-
tensive, a background for the receiving
party being formed of palms and other
greens, intermingled with white chrys-
anthemums.
The receiving party was made UP OF the
bride and groom and Mrs. Roswell Smith
the mother OF the bride in a beautiful
gown OF black cantilly lace with rich
black jet trimmings and touches OF blue
panne velvet. Pearls and diamonds were
her ornaments The maid of honor and
bridesmaids also stood with the receiving
party.
An elaborate wedding supper was served
by Lyman, the long table being beautiful
ly laid with rich floral centrepiece OF
white chrysanthemums and greens.
Later In the evening dancing was en-
joyed. music being furnished by Glen
hams orchestra OF II pieces.
The reception was a most jolly affair
and did not end until the approach OF the
wee small hours" Mr. and Mrs Arm
strong left on the "a train en- route for
an extended bridal tour which will include
and other points.
Upon their return 10 this city they Will
reside with the brides parents at i15
Bea son avenue.
The wedding gifts received by the bride
and groom were OF great beauty and va
riety and included a wealth OF solid silver
ware. rich cut glass. ornaments and bric-
-a-brac. and. indeed, almost everything
of household ornament and utility.
10 0f n mi Of ~
was wreath pin OF peals: to her brides
maids. she presented lovers knots with
pearl centres
Her gift TO the groom was diamond
pin surrounded with pearls, and TO the lit
tie flower girls pearl and turquoise rings.
The grooms gift TO his best man was
a fob chain and seal and TO his ushers
broke pearl scarf pins.
Among the invited guests were the
following
Mr. and Mrs Charles Sidney Smith, Mr.
and Mrs. II, r.. Smith, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry DE Witt smith, MIR. and Mrs. II.
I. Smith, Mr.. and Mrs; y ID. Niekerson;
Mrs. II. NJ. shove, MIR. and Mrs. ID. D.
Dawley. Dr. and Mrs. Hersey. Mr.. and
Mrs. Duane Armstrong. Brockton, Mass. I;
Mr.. and Mrs William r. Greene. Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles A. Sweet, Miss Tella Dali
rymple. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Perkins. Jr.,
Mertz, Providence; Lieutenant Governor
and Mrs Charles Dean Kimball, Provi-
dence: Miss Maude T.. Van Houston,
Newark, n j.: Mr.. Richard ~ Deming,
Providence: Mr. and Mrs j. Edward
Studlcy. Providence; Mr.. and Mrs George
T.. Han. Providence; Mr.. and Mrs Frank
II. Martin. Providence; Dr; and Mrs; A.
c. Sprague. Riverpoint; Mr. and Mrs.
Beverly Lake. Providence; Mr.. and Mrs.
Reuben Baker. MIR. and Mrs. j. A. Buf-
fington. Mr.. and Mrs. Marinus Gardner,
MIR aud Mrs. David r. Hall Miss Mabel
Hall. MIR and Mrs Charles MulcaheN, MIR.
and Mrs Arthur Heincs, Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard Wright. Miss Ellen lie Garde,
Mr. and Mrs George ". Holmes, Mr. and
Mrs Arthur Henus. James u. Smith.
Miss Bertha Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. 7 w.
son. Providence: Mr.. and Mrs. John VI.
Campbell. Phenix: Miss Minnie shaw,
Phenix: Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Barton,
Providence: Mr.. and Mrs. Henry r.,
smith 2d Webster Mass: Miss Jessie
I.euer. New Hampshire; Mr.. and Mrs. III.
Perry. Syracuse. y. Y.