The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-07-05
BAYSIDE.

The first grand hop of the season was
and was a most successful AFFAIR, many
coming over from Buttonwoods. Shawo
met Warwick Nee kand a number from
Providence. Among the young people
present were the following:
Miss Susie Marsh Mr.. Henry Perkins.
Mr.. Victor Baxter. Miss Cecile Baxter.
Mr.. Victor Baxter. Mr.. WIN Rocks. Mr..
Fred Rocks Miss Anna Stoll. Mrs. Ida
Spencer, Miss Ada Harris. Miss Lydia
Miller. Miss Edith Foster, Miss Ida Fos-
ter, Miss Maria Foster, Messrs. Arthur
and George Emerson.
An auspicious event occurred here on
Wednesday at o'clock at the cottage OF
Mrs William B. Avery. when her daugh-
ter, Miss Sybil Avery, formerly a teacher
OF physical culture in the English high
school OF Providence, was united In mar
riage TO Dr. Jay Perkins. the medical ex-
aminer of this city. The wedding was "a
simple family affair. In accordance with
the desires OF the bride and groom. Only
the members OF the family and several
intimate friends were present. The scene
was a most picturesque and charming
one, however, the ceremony being per-
formed on the piazza In the midst OF
a.
flowers artistically arranged. The bride
was attended by Miss Francis Kern OF
Providence and was given away by her
brother. william Y. Avery OF Philadelphia
The groom was attended by Dr. Terry OF
this city as best man. The ceremony was
performed 10y Rev. Samuel H. Webb, for
merly OF Christ church South Providence.
The bride was attired in her mothers
wedding gown Of gray silk. simply and
tastefully made and trimmed with rare old
family lace.
She carried bouquet OF pink roses. a
brief reception followed the ceremony
and among the few guests present were
DR. Williams and DR.. Flagg OF this city
and Miss Francis Healey. Or and Mrs.
Perkins left during the afternoon for an
extended bridal tour. Upon their return
they will reside at 25 Jefferson street
Hon. and Mrs. Thomas u. Stockwell en-
tertained the following small lun-
cheon during the past week:
MIR. and Mrs. Walter II. Vincent. Miss
Vincent Mrs Walter p. Earle and Mrs.
Charles r. Eare
The following guests have been enter
tained by Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Hartford.
during the past week Mr.. and Mrs G. r.
Waterman. Mr.. Percy l. VatThouse, OF
putnam. General and MrsHfIerbert Tan
ner and Mr. and Mrs. II. y. Lockwood.
Fdgewood; Miss Elizabeth Knowles and
MIR and Mrs. Charles VI. Field. Provi-
dence.
Miss Edith Wilbur OF Providence was
the guest OF Professor and Mrs. Edwin
T. Calder over the Fourth.
The Fourth was spent in quiet way
here save for the elaborate display OF
fireworks on the part OF many OF the cot
tagers.
Among those whose fireworks were ex-
ceptiapally elaborate were Mr. Fred Hor-
ton and Mr. John 4. Cowell.
Few guests have as yet arrived az the
Rayside hotel. but many are expected
| during the coming week.
Among the late arrivals are the follow
ing: Mr and Mrs. Harry Robinson and
| children. Mr. and Mrs. + w. Gale Mr..
and Mrs Joseph Wolf.
Mrs. Fred r. Young. Miss Ida Eddy and
| Mrs. Fidlcr ard daughter ore at Mrs.
| Eddy's cottage here. for the season
Miss Ethel s. Walton OF Maine has
been the guest OF Miss Susie Marsh
Albert Passner OF Edgewood has been
| the guest of Ebcn Marsh.
Mr. Elijah Baxter's cottage is being
| occupied by Mr.. Burgess. treasurer OF the
slater Manufacturing company. Of Paw
| tucket