The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-09-20

quiet wedding in prominent social
circles which came as surprise to their
friends occurred at st Stephens church.
on George street. at noon on Monday
II was that OF Benjamin r.. Vaughan,
son of Mr. and Mrs. B. +. Vaughan or
Waterman street TO Miss Margaret Emer-
son George. daughter OF Charles II.
George, ESQ, OF 90 Bowen street. The
announcement OF the wedding came as a
great surprise 10 the hosts OF friends OF
the Young couple as only the members of
the two families knew OF the fact or the
close approach OF the same. In fact II
was planned as a complete surprise and
the plan was completely successful. The
ceremony was performed by Rev George
Mcclellan -Fisl6,-rector- OF st. stephens.
in the presence Of only the altar boys,
the organist, and the immediate relatives
OF both bride and groom.
Mr. John Lewis Waters OF New YORK
city, a cousin OF the groom. officiated rs
best man.
The bride was unattended. save by her
father, who gave ner away. she was at
tired In travelling gown or gray ana
wore large black hat with big black
plumes She carried no flowers nor was
thu Stlurch decorated. In any way, the
predominant idea being the utmost sim
plicity In all things
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mony, at the home OF the brides father,
after which Mr. and Mrs. Vaughan de-
parted on their bridal Journey.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. r. Vaughan accom-
panied by Mrs. Edward Barrows have
gone to California and on their way
thither were joined by the bride and
groom, Mr.. and Mrs. B. r.. Vaughan.
Miss Ethel stucley goes soon TO Char
lotteville, Virginia. where she will act as
bridesmaid TO her friend, Villa A. NORM.
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The many friends of Gordon Reed, "a,
will be heartily sorry TO learn OF his III
ness al the homo of his mother. Mrs. AL
fred Reed, at Cowesett.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank A. Rhodes gave a
luncheon at their summer home near Ma
tunuck recently.
Mr. Marsden j. Perry gave most elab-
brate dinner 10 the officials and bank
clerks OF the Union Trust company at the
squantum club today. There were ta-
bles seating Mt each. and the decora-
tions were exceedingly beautiful. 1000 or
more asters being used about the tables.
At the dramatic entertainment given at
Bayside casino by Warwick society peo-
pie under the management OF Mrs. j. X.
II Nightingale, last week, the sum OF
500 above expenses was realized and Will
be devoted TO the needs OF st. Marys
chapel of Warwick Neck.
A notable wedding In the leading
social circles OF Pawtucket Will occur at
Trinity church. In that city at 4:30 o'clock
next Thursday. II is that of Miss Louise
Sherman Read daughter OF ID. Ferdinand
Read OF Walcott street. 10 Rev Cross
we'll McI3ee OF South Carolina. Many In
vltations 10 the same have been received
I'm this city.
Mrs. T. w. shIbley gave a small dinner
party at her home. on Angel street. We'd
nesday evening.
home. III George street. to few OF his
friends on Tuesday evening.
has been summering In Newport with
her parents was I'm town yesterday
Fisk OF Pawtuciee,. r. visiting Miss Lucy
Clarke. at ser homo In Fort Deposit,
Maryland.
Ex-united States Consul George T.
Darte II enjoying a vacation az the home
OF his father Colonel l.. G. Darte, at
Wiikesbarre, Penn.
Mrs Harry A. waldron gave n luncheon
| at the Apawan Hunt club on Tuesday
afternoon 90 Mrs. W. A. Comstock. Mrs
Charles owen, Jr, and Mrs. Gertrude
| Childs.
Miss Rosalind Lonsiey, daughter OF