The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-06-19
FIVE MORE WEDDINGS
in THE MONTH OF JUNE

still other June weddings OF interest 10
many. occurred In various parts OF this
state yesterday afternoon and evening.
The most notable OF these was that of
Miss Mary Pierce Hazard, daughter OF
the late John n. Hazard and niece OF
Miss Caroline Hazard. president OF Wei
lesley college. TO DR.. Rowland Rodman
Robinson of Wakefield. r. /. and former
ly assistant surgeon In Col. Abbott's reg
iment in the Spanish war.
The marriage occurred in the pictu-
rescue Congregational church at Peace
dale. which had undergone a complete te
and entire metamorphosis under the skill
full touches OF O'Connor OF this city Two
car loads OF decorations were sent 10 the
church from the OConnor green houses
OF this city and these were used with
beautiful effect being combined with a
wealth of roses and cut flowers, the
whole creating a scene of great beauty.
The ceremony occurred at $3.50 o'clock.
Rev. j. Wallace Forbes, the pastor OF the
church officiating and the music being
In charge OF Mr.. j. r. Carpenter the mu-
sical director Of the choir.
The bride was attended by her sister.
Miss Anna Hazard as maid OF honor. The
groom was attended by his brother. Hon.
B. F. Robinson as best man. The ushers
were DR. David Narrower OF Worcester,
Or. n. Darrell Harvey OF this city, Mr..
Edward w. Robinson Of Hartford and Mr..
Harry w. Cross OF Providence.
The bride wore beautiful wedding
gown OF white silk and carried bride roses
Following the ceremony small recep-
tion was held at Lilly Pads" the beau
tiful residence OF the Hazard family
Here the decorations were also extensive
and an elaborate wedding supper was
served by Tillinghast OF this city.
Following the reception the bride and
groom left for an extended wedding Jour
ney.
CHURCH-MILLS.
A slngularly pretty wedding ceremony
performed In all the beauty and fresh
ness Of out OF doors, occurred under a
spreading maple tree" down In pictu-
rescue old Quidnessett. below East Green
wich, at 4 o'clock, yesterday afternoon
The marriage was that OF Miss Mae
Olive Mills, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
John w. Mills. TO Frederick Ashley
Church, son OF Mr.. and Mrs. George Il.
Church OF this city.
The ceremony was performed beneath
the branches OF a maple tree not far from
the front doorway of the house and TO
which stretched wide pathway Of pure
white cloth
The lower branches OF the tree were
mingled with garlands Of fresh white
daisies, while the interior Of the home
was made beautiful by an artistic combi-
nation OF June roses, wood laurel, daisies
and ferns.
n. j. Wheeler of Providence, the music
OF the wedding march from Lohengrin be-
ing played by Mrs. ID. B. Mcclellan or
New York city.
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Elizabeth Harrington of Quidnessett as
bridesmaid. Miss Lillian Mills. sister
acted as maid Of honor, while the groom
was attended by his brother, Mr.. George
Dudley Church as best man.
The bride was n sweet picture IN a
lovely bridal gown OF white silk mousse
line de sole, with rich lace trimmings and
"A bridal veil fastened with a diamond
brooch. She carried a bouquet OF lilies
OF the valley
Miss Harrington wore a gown OF yellow
muslin de sole, over yellow taffeta, and
carried a bouquet of white carnations
Miss Mills, the maid OF honor, was
gowned in pink silk mousseline de sole
and carried pink carnations.
reception followed the ceremony.
when wedding supper was served by
Tillinghast of this city.
A beautiful array OF wedding gifts at
tracted general admiration and among
these was n gift OF 800 I'm gold from the
Mechanics National bank. OF this city.
whtre the groom has held a responsible
position for nJmhcr of years.
In the early evening the bride and
groom departed en- route for Conneci-
cut. where the honeymoon Will be spent.
Upon their return they will go to house
keeping in this city.
TOBlE-GOODWIN.
Christ Episcopal church. Jonsdale. was
tho scene Of a very pretty wedding at
las o'clock last evcuii a. the contracting
parties being Miss Mabel Francis Good
win. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. William
= Goodwin OF Saylesville and Mr. Ed
ward Parsons Tohie. formerly news
parer man OF Pawtucket. hut now en-
rared in the real estate business
Tho church WAS tastcfully decorated
with palms. ferns and June roses and
was filled 90 overflowing with the rela-
tivts and friends of the popular young
couple
For a half hour previous 10 tho cere-
mony n n1e musical program was rem
dered bv Mr. Percy y. Suring organist
OF the church. closing with the bridal
march from Is)nengrin when the bridal
party entered the church. as follows:
First the ushcrs. who were Charles II.
Studiey of Crarston. Albert Harmon OF
Sayiesvite Frederick A Arnold. Wallace
w Haskius Walter ". pass. Jr and
willis Tohie. all ~ pawtucket. Follow
inr tho ushCrs came the nrid smaida. who
were Miss Annie T. q. Leslie % Savlcs-
willie and Cola y. Huling - East provi-
derce. NEXT came the maid of honor
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