The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-10-11

During the day the following entertain
ed at the club: Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ
Smith gave luncheon In honor OF Miss
Sargent OF the Lenox Golf club. The
guests were Miss Hope Smith Mr. Johns
Congdon. Mr.. John Carter Brown and
Mrs. Manice, the celebrated golf player
or Philadelphia. Among others who had
luncheon together were Mr.. and Mrs. II.
A. Du Willard and Miss @. A. Tucker.
Mrs. George L. Collins gave a small
luncheon at the Hunt club today.
The Central Congregational church on
Angel street was the scene OF an ex-
tremely pretty wedding Wednesday af-
ternoon at $3.50 o'clock, when Miss Hope
Waldron Mason. daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Fletcher s. Mason OF Gano street,
was united In marriage to Charles War
ren Bubier, son OF Mr.. Bubier. the we'll
known shoe manufacturer of Lynn Mass
The chancel or the church was beauti-
fully decorated with a mass OF autumn
foliage and boughs. mingled with greens,
the whole creating scene of great
beauty, which was most favorably COM
mented upon by all who entered the
church. The decorations were planned
and arranged by Miss Caroline Earring
ton. OF this city. whose artistic work In
this line is we'll known.
Promptly at the appointed hour the
bridal parry entered the church. TO the
wedding march OF Lohengrin. The bride
entered the church on the arm OF her
father and was attended by her maid OF
honor, Miss Marion Sparrow OF Cam
bridge. Mass. The little brother of the
bride. Stanley Mason, acted as ring bear
er, marching in the bridal procession and
bearing the wedding ring on n silver tray.
Ihe bride wore a beautiful gown OF
white liberty satin, with rich trimmings
or Duchess lace and carried a bouquet
OF bride roses and lilies OF the valley.
The maid OF honor was attired in white
point esprit over cream satin This
charming costume was completed with
big picture hat OF white feathers and a
bouquet or white chrysanthemums
The groom was attended by his broth
er, Arthur Bubier. OF Lynn. who Off.
ciated as best man. The ushers were
Mr.. Francis L. Bates. Mr.. Fred ID. Carr.
Mr James G. Woolworth and Mr. wal
ter Potter, all of this city.
The ceremony was performed by Rev
Edward c. More. formerly the pastor of
the Central Congregational church AS
sisted by Rev Mr.. Bartlett retired
minister OF this CITY and
a member OF the Central Congregational
AT the close or the ceremony n brilliant
reception was held at the Mason resi-
dence on Gano street Here as Ar the
the decorative effects were car
ried out by Miss Harrington by a most
harmonious and beautiful arrangement
OF autumn foliage and greens, mingled
with cut flowers
magnificent array OF wedding gifts
were seen I'm upper rooms and the re-
ception hours were filled with pleasure
n xny1,<
ance. A delicious wedding supper was
served during the evening by Lyman of
this city, and late In the evening Mr.
ana MRS. Bubier departed upon their
wedding journey. Upon their return
they VIII reside In Lynn, Mass.
Miss Hope Caroline Brown, daughter of
to,, ex-governor and Mrs: ID. Russell Brown
where she Will enter upon her studies al
Mrs; Somer's school. the Mount Vernon
seminary.
Among the attractive debutantes 10 be
launched upon the social sea during the
coming season are the following: Miss
!, Mather, Miss. Mary Bradley. Miss
aeien ne Foster, Miss Molly Gardiner. Miss
son.
Mr.; and Mrs. Howard Richmond and
1a'y Uinh Nec eIIsed dr their summer home at War
to their town house I'm this city.
Miss Gertrude Greene. who has been
spending the summer at Nausauket farm
near Apponaug. has returned TO this city |
and with her mother will I've at 27I Bene- |
IL street during the winter months.
Mr. William @. Rocker gave a box
party for his daughter, Miss Eleanor |
Rocker, In Boston. Saturday afternoon |
last to see Joseph jefferson.
The charming weather of last satur- |
lay brought many people together at the |
Agawam Hunt club. Many went out in |
carriages and automobiles, going over |
rom The polo match at .Rumford The |
aides tennis scratch championship. |
which was participated in by Mrs. Smith |
ma ma Mrs: y. G: Backlin; Miss Hortense
Durfee and Miss Harriett Campbell.
Inc winners were as follows:
Mrs. Bucklin. 6-6-s.
Miss Weeden, 6-2-6-I.
Mrs. Durfee, 7-5-6-4.
Mrs. Harry A. Waldron and Miss UoIue
Hazard also played together. but handed |
Following. the game a dainty tea was /
served In the club house, Miss Hortense |
Weeden. and Mrs. Harry A. Waldron as
sisting In pouring
Among those who drove out were the
following:
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles ID. Owen. sr.. Mr..
ind Mrs. Charles ID. owen Jr, Mr. Rush |
sturgess, Mr. Laur1ston Hazard Mr. and |
Mrs. Walter Hidden. Mr.. and Mrs J. Ed |
ward Studley. Mr.. and Mrs George. W. |
Parks, Miss Mary Weeden, Miss Studley, |
Mss Parks, Miss Marion Brown. DIR. and
Yrs. Franklin y. Capron. Dr. Clarence It.
iardiner. Mr., and Mrs. Edward c. Buck
I'm. Mr.. and Mrs. Slater Durfee Mr. and
drs. James II. Phetteplace. Mr.. and Mrs
Walter Hackney. Mrs. Gertrude Childs
3arrows. Mr.. and Mrs. L. Bogert, Mr..
Edward Darlington. Judge and Mrs. Ar
hur w Brown. Mr.. and Mrs Abram
Barker, Mr. s. q. Metcalf Miss Metcalf
dr. and Mrs. NJ. ID. Metcalf OF New York
Prof. Allison and daughter OF Brown
have Just returned from Eu-
ope.
Mrs. A. J. Miller is at Redllne inn,
Mass.
An "at home" was given by Mr. and
irs. George Il. Boyden at their residence.
Harvard avenue. Thursday evening |
rom TO o'clock. Their son was mar