The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-06-26

vose OF Providence and Allan p Stevens
OF Pawtucket.
Mr. and Mrs Harrington will spend
their honeymoon In Canada. and upon
their return they will reside In this city.
cAMp-PECK.
A charming home wedding took place
at S o'clock last night when Charles
Joseph Camp late OF Chelsea. Mass, and
Minnie Alice Peck. daughter of Walter /.
Peck. were married az the home OF the
bride al 344 Smith street.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
Edward Holyoke OF the Calvary Baptist
church. who awaited the bridal party In
the parlor. where a bank OF foliage and
roses had been arranged The wedding
march from Lohengrin was played by
Clarence Peck, the li-year-old brother
OF the bride. as the party entered the
room The bridesmaid was Miss Eliza
beth Camp. sister OF the groom. and Mr..
Jolan Sandelman was best man.
Little Avis Peck was flower girl and
Leslie Fletcher was a page Both were
dressed In white and carried bouquets OF
red rambler roses Mr.. Peck gave the
bride away and the ring service was
used
At the conclusion Mr. and Mrs. Camp
received their friends for a short time and
a pleasant social evening was spent.
the bride was dressed In white mousseline
de sole en- train with pearl trimmings.
She wore veil fastened with her engage
ment ring and carried a bouquet OF bride
roses
William Harris Of Lakewood and Fred
Mason OF Providence were the ushers at
the wedding and reception. The couple
were the recipients Of many congratula-
tions and many useful and substantial
tokens of the esteem which their many
friends regarded them
One OF them was live kitten, the gift
OF the little page. Guests were present
from different parts OF the state and
among them was the grandmother OF the
bride, who is IS years old. Mrs. Charles
Peck Of Pawtuxet.
About 0:30 the young couple departed
from the house in a shower OF rice and
went to Pawtuxet, where they are TO
commence housekeeping at IL South Fair
street.
ROSENDALEr-SHUM
The oxford club was the scene of
wedding last night at 1880 o'clock. when
Samuel Rosendale and Miss Gertrude
Shuman. both well known residents of
Providence. were united according To the
Jewish rites by Rabbi Gustav Hausman
The ceremony took place in the club
parlors and the bridal party entered TO
march and In bower of potted plants
and flowers were married and then re-
ceived the 200 or more guests who were
invited TO the reception. The matron OF
honor was Mrs A. Dimond. The brides
maids were Miss Rose Fox OF this city
and Miss Augusta Cohen Of Pawtucket |
The groom was attended by his brother.
William Rosendae. who was best man.
The ushers were Benjamin Jacobs and |
Harry Rosendale OF this city, Berick |
Schloss OF Pawtucket, Harold A Shu-
man and DR.. II A. Shuman OF Boston
The bride was gowned in white crepe !
de chine trimmed with lace shirring, ana |
wore a tule veil. The matron OF honor
wore white crepe de chine with pearl
trimmings Miss Cohen was attired in an |
elaborate imported lace gown and Miss
Fox wore n white China silk dress with /
Vaienciennes lace trimmings.
The gift OF the groom to the bride was |
a diamond crescent, and To the brides |
maids, white leather card cases trim !
med with sterling silver. The gifts to the /
ushers were also white leather card
cases During the reception and supper !
music was furnished by Baxter's orches-
ira
There was wedding supper served in
the club hall where Caterer Lyman had
an excellent menu provided.
Mr.. and Mrs Rosendale started on the !
conclusion OF the festivities for an ex-
tended southern tour and will reside In
this city on their return
KING-GLIDDEN.
Gilbert Montgomery King of this city |
and Miss Elizabeth Estelle Glidden OF
Augusta, Me. were united In marriage !
at the home of the brides sister at Au- /
gusta yesterday afternoon.
The courtshp of this couple has been |
a long and romantic one they having met |
I'm Providence where the bride was at one !
time a manicurist.
The ceremony was at o'clock and was I
performed by Rev. Henry Goddard OF
Wakefield. r. L. and the parlor where II
took place was decorated with wealth !
OF vines. ferns and cut flowers.
The maid OF honor was Miss Grace |
Downing OF Augusta. and the flower |
bearers were Miss Marion Beck and Mas |
ter Joseph Beck niece and nephew of
the bride Judge Thomas u. Lee OF this |
city acted as best man. and the gift re- |
ceved from the groom consisted OF a |
stickpin OF large pink pearls set I'm gold |
and interviewer with diamonds. The bride /
wore crepe de chine trimmed with duch- |
esse lace and carried a large bouquet OF |
lilies OF the valley.
The ushers were William J. King. I'd. OF /
St Louis, Edmund King OF Baltimore, |
Frederick A. King OF Northboro Mass. /
f. O. Glidden and William Gldden OF /
Hallowell. Me. brothers OF the bride
Mr. and Mrs King started after the |
and will reside here after the honey |