The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-08-30
G)eek's Social Review.

white peau de sole en- traine with heavy
lace, trimmed with pearls and carried a
magnificent bouquet of white asters. The
maid Of honor, Miss Louise It. Donahus,
wore pretty creation OF light blue silk.
and hat with white plumes, and carried
large bouquet of pink asters. The
Bridesmaids wore white silk, set or with
large picture hats. and each carried bou-
quets OF pink and white asters.
picture hats, and each carried bouquets
OF pink and white asters.
At the conclusion OF the ceremony the
bridal party repaired to the future homo
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Mullaney, 10 Glenham
street. where an elaborate wedding break
fast was served to the many guests, and
an informal reception was held, Mr.. and
Mrs. Mullaney receiving under an arch OF
ferns and roses. They were the recipi-
ents OF many beautiful presents. both use
full and ornamental. large tent was
erected in the yard and here the guests
enjoyed lengthy program of dances. In
which the bride and groom took promi
nent part
DIR. William II. Peters and family will
return the coming week from their 30
journ In Pike county. Penn.
Mr.: and Mrs. Byron Remington OF Elm
wood will leave soon for stay at JEFF
ferson in New Hampshire.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Jarvie and daugh
ter, Miss Martha, are visiting friends IN
youngstown, q. Upon the trip Buffalo
and Niagara Falls will be visited
Mr.. Edwin Dowdins has returned from
his vacation spent at Berwick. Me.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Batchellor OF
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hill OF this city.
Miss Alice Beayen of Berwick Me-, is
the guest OF Mrs. Edward Dowdins on
Miss Alice Harrail of this city Is with
friends at Taunton. Mass.
Mr.. winiam Simmonds. foreman of The
News composing room, viii spend Sunday
with his family In New Jersey. who are
Miss Elizabeth NJ. Dromgoole of this
city and John Lonergan OF Dudley, Mass,
last, Rev. Father sullivan officiating.
The groom was attended by bis broth
Miss Agnes Dromgoole. the brides Sis
tsr, acted as maid OF honor The bride
was gowned in white SILK mousseline de
same material Miss Agnes Iromgoole
was the maid OF honor and was costumed
In a dainty gown OF pink -enrb roidefed
bon.
After tho ceremony wedding break
fast and an informal reception were held
at the brides home on Atwell's avenue.
Mrs. Ionergan IL a popular music teach
er. and Ia very we'll known In this city.
Their wedding tour will be spent In the
northern New England states and Can
ada, and will then go 10 Webster, Mass,
where they will reside. and where they
Will hold another reception Sept. 5.
william Bailey Of tn Potters avenue has
kindly and thou. htfully donated n num-
Der OF books TO the new Seventh district
police station for the uso OF the men,
which Is deeply appreciated by them.
Mrs. Nelson Davis OF Elmwood and
daughter return next Monday from their
summer spent at Matunuck.
Mrs, c. w. whesler is at Lebanon,
~. H..
Aaron Rhodes, ID. o.. and wife are
Mrs. William r. Tillinshast and chill
month OF scptcrnber.
The Tale OF a Red Rose" the new
song. Is from the pen Of Hilda Brenton.
the author of the attractive and enter
tanning little volume, Uncle Jed's Coun-
try Trttsrs" Ni-s Rrcnton IL now com
pieting a novel for the fall plblica I. on.
Malcolm Williams OF the Aibee Stock
Company, Keiths theatre, Is the musical
composer for the beautiful song OF the
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