The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-06-03
NOTABLE
CHURCH
WEDDING
Miss Bartlett Becomes the Bride
Of Mr.. Lyons In First Uni
vorSa|ist Church.

n series OF weddings winch are so Cndr-
soteristic OF this fair month.
At the First Universalist church, on
Greene street last evening occurred the
third large church welding OF the week
the same being that Of Miss Minnie
Leora Bartlett. daughter OF Mrs. Mary
T.. Bartlett OF this city and recent
graduate OF Brown university. TO Mr..
Robert Kerr Lyons Of New York city.
The chancel OF the church was han
somely decorated for the happy occasion,
with palms and green foliage and the
large auditorium was filled with friends
OF the young couple a distinctly college
atmosphere being apparent on every sde
special seats being occupied by the Delta
Sigma Greek Letter society OF which the
bride Is a member and a large number
OF college professors and college men
being present
The hour schedules for the ceremony
was , o'clock and a few moments before
that time the bridal party entered the
church. TO the music OF the familiar we'd
ding march played by Miss Mabel Will
hams OF this city.
The bride was attended by her uncle.
MIR. Walter 8. Bailey, who gave her
away. and also by the following brides
maids: Miss Annie c. Bun ngton. Miss
Abby T.. Fiske, Miss Mabel L. Carpenter
OF Providence and Miss Charlotte An
thony OF harrington.
Miss Anna stott OF this city acted as
maid OF honor. Ethel Colvn az flower
girl and Darrell Colvin as page.
The ushers were Mr. John e Hull Mr.
John Allen Burlington. OF Providence
Mr.. Marcus Merchant OF Warren and Mr.
Harry Stearns OF New York. Mr.
Charles Hull. OF Providence. acted as
best man. delightful program OF music
was rendered before and during the cere-
mony by the Estro trio. OF this city, with
Miss Williams at the organ
The bride wore a lovely gown Of ivory
white satin trimmed with chiffon and
Duchesse point lace The lace was fast
ened At the throat with brooch OF
pearls, the gift OF the groom. She wore
also bridal veil OF tIlie and CARED a
shower bouquet of bride roses
The bridesmaids were In white mouSsel-
Inc dc sole over white silk with rich
garnlturc OF point de Venise lace. They
carried spray bouquets OF bridesmaid
roses The maid OF honor wore a r.ch
gown OF sun p;eated India silk Of pure
white, and carried bouuuet OF Golden
Gate roses. The little flower girl was In
dainty gown OF white muslin and wore
also pink gloves, pink stockings and pink
sash
The little page wore a black velvet
sun and carried a white satin cushion
with the ring thereon and around the
same was wreath OF orange blossom.
The mother OF the bride was In pearl.
grey crepe de chene trimmed with
opalescent srangled gauze and pink vel
vet.
The groon's mother was gowned in
black silk lace trimmed with point lace
Miss Josephine Bartlett the sister OF
the bride, was IN white morsseIine do
sole with garniture OF point de yenise
lace
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
hehry Cushman. ID. d.. pastor of the
chuneh and at his close the bridal party
left the church 10 the music OF Mende,s.
sohn
reception at the home OF the brides
mother. on Broadway followed which
was attended by 100 or more guests
Here the decorations were OF pink and
white aui wedding supper was served
An extensive and very beautiful array
OF bridal gifts also attested TO the W oe
popularity OF the young people.
among the invited guests TO the church
were the following: Miss Annie crosby
Emery, Dean OF Pembroke. Prof. and
Mrs. John III. Appleton. Miss Appleton.
Prof. and Mrs. Wilfred r. Munro Prof
and Mrs. Albert Hardness, Prof. and Mrs
Nathaniel Davis. Prof Crowell. Mr. and
Mrs. Charles II. Rockwell. Bristol Mics
Amelia knight. Mr.. and Mrs. williim q
Anthony' Mr. and Mrs. John NJ. Bufrn-
ton. Mrs. Thomas w. Aldrich, Miss Lucy
u. Carpenter. Mr.. and Mrs Fred r
Field. Mr.. and Mrs Charles A Russell
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert f. Smith. Miss
Smith, Mrs. Johnson. Miss Ada Johnson
Mrs. Clara NJ. Lyons. Mrs. Hannah "
Crawford. Mrs. Mary l.. woodworth
Mrs. Gertrude Jarvis. and Mr.. Edward
I 81
ell. Mr.. and Mrs Henry j. Howell. OF
New York. Miss Alice Clarke. Hub
bardston. Mass. Mrs William Rartlett
Miss Caroline Bartlett. Plymouth. Mass
The bride gave a luncheon To her
bridesmaids and maid OF honor at her
home. on Saturday.
The luncheon was pink and white and
the ices. confectlons and favors were all
heart-shaped with cupid suspended
above the table. and pink ribbons extend
ing 20 each plate. At each end OF the rib
bon were the favors enclosed I'm hoxes
They were solid gold link cuff buttons
with monogram engraved and were. OF
course. the gift Of the bride To her maids
The gift of the groom 10 the ushers was
similar and they were presented with
the same ~ dinner given nv the groom,
AZ tho Crown hotel on SATURDAY. evening
Upon their return from their bridal
Journey. Mr. and Mrs. Lyons will reside
In this city.
NOLAN. .cREAnER
A pretty wedding occurred AZ St JOS
eph's church on Hope street. this morn.
ing
The contracting parties were James 7
Nolan. Esq. member of the Rhode ISL
and Bar. well known IN this vicinity. and
Miss Margaret Aloysius Croamer. an cs.
timable young woman NJ Furnace street.
The bridesmaid was Miss Agnes Glenn
ent Creamer. sister or the bride. and
the eroomsman was John l. Dev,in. Esq.
Of this city.
The bride was attired In a beautiful old
blue foulard over white silk with point
de Paris lace. and wore magnificent
white Parisian hat She carried an Gle
Sant pearl covered prayer book and crys-
tai rosory beads
The bridesmaid appeared In lovely
dress ~ old-blue yelling over blue silk
with Paraguay lace ord wore n becoming
large white hat with pink roses and green
foliage. Che carried n handsome boquct
Of carnations and roses
The church wns filled with the relatives
and friends ~ The happy young couple.
The marriage ceremony vsa performed
hv Ner- nev Thomas r nu-aw postor