The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-06-24
RIVERSIDE.
MortIn.R .RsmIck Wedding at St.
Marks Church.. Muster Prom.
isss TO Bo a Success.

At 8 o'clock this afternoon Louise Eliz-
abeth Claughton Mortin was united In
marriage at st. Marks with Herbert
Woodbury. Remick. The church was
beautifully decorated with flowers. Over
the chancel was decorated with daisies
and ferns. with background Of smitax.
with a wreath OF orange blossoms In the
center.
The predomina ting flowers In the dec
orations was the field daisy. and In the
light OF the stained glass windows Of the
church the effect was a beautiful one.
The windows In the front Of the church
were -draped with green leaves A large
carpet. with a beautiful floral design on
light background was spread on the
floor In the front OF the church and up
the chancel steps, which II covered their
entire width
Promptly at the appointed hour the
strains Of Lohengrin's wedding march
pealed forth from the church organ and
the bridal party moved UP the centre
aisle OF the church and approached the
| chancel Howard G.. Durfee OF Provi-
dence acted as best man and Miss Huldah
| Mortin a sister Of the bride. and MISS
| Maude Remick. sister Of the groom, were
| bridesmaids.
The ring ceremony was used and II was
solemnly Impressive. II was performed
| by the groom's father. Rev. Herbert A.
Remick. The bride was given away by
her brother Mr.. Edward II. Mortin. Miss
Mortin was attired In Write crepe de Paris
| and wore a tulle veil, caught with pearl
brooch. a gift OF the groom and carried
a large bouquet Of brides roses.
The bridesmaids were dressed in blue
material and carried large bouquets OF
pinks The church was packed to the
| r,ttx fria A. Of ha
After the ceremony they entered hack
and were carried away amid shower
OF rice. They went to Providence. where
the 5:55 train from the Union station
was taken for Boston. The costume OF
the bride was changed to pearl grey
travelling dress previous to the start,
Among those who witnessed the cere-
mony were Mrs. Mary Mudgett OF
Bangor, Me-: Mr.. Joseph l.. woodbury.
of Francistown. N. H.; DR.. Augustus
Remick of Providence Misses Fannie anc
Nellie Gamble, Of Boston; Mr. and MRS
B. A. Jackson and Mr. and Mrs. E. r
Lewis of Providence.
Councilman Fred w. Cady. Mrs. Cady
Misses Alice and Florence Cady, Misses
Frances and Mary Blodgett Col. II. An
thony and Noah H. Holt of East Provi
dence were also present. Prof. Thomai
c. Hudson acted as organist and played
Mendelsohn's wedding march as tn'
bridal party left the church by the center
aisle The ushers were Fred c. CadI
and Charles Heyworth.
The couple will stop at the QUINCY
House In Boston tonight starting from
there on their honeymoon in the morning
The intinerary includes Francistown, N
H., and a trip TO the White Mountains
with n stop OF q couple OF days In eacr
place, followed by visits TO relatives o.
the groom in Portland and Bangor, ir
-Io Mr nd
Remick will remain several days. Upor
their return they will reside at 1872 Paw
tucket avenue.
There were numerous presents OF Gu
glass and slyerware. including severa
Of the latest specimens OF Tiffany ane
Gorham handiwork. china dinner Sc
from the wholesale drug store of Georg,
L. Clafiin & Co., with whom Mr. Hemicl
In connected: china closet from TIT
employees. a substantial check from al
uncle In Indiana and several valuable 81
paintings were also among the presents
MUSTER COMMITTEE MEETS
Last night a meeting OF the music
committee of Narragansett Engine com
pany was held at the engine house. Ar
ransements for the muster 10 be held a
Crescent Park on July 30 were discussed
Invitations to participate have been ex
tended to 271 fire companies throughou
New England and enough entries hav
been secured to assure the success OF tn
muster.
The committee is composed OF Waite
s. Balkcom, William b. Farnsworth
William II. Mason. chairman. treasure
: and secretary: Levi 8. Winchester, Ira
Con. Franklin Monroe, Charles CRUDE
Charles F. Maxcy and Frank o. Salisbury
This muster. for which success alread
seems assured. will be on a larger seal
than any previous one held by the com
pany.