The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-06-16
CUSHMAN-
ANDREWS
WEDDING.


mony the bridal party left the church
the little flower girl leading and strew-
Ing the petals from her basket OF roses
along the pathway OF the bride and
groom.
"A large reception followed at the resi-
dence OF the bride on Blackstone street
Here the house was thrown open through
out and In an upper room was displayed
q large and varied collection of valua bic
wedding gifts. including cut glass. silver
ware. oil paintings. Turkish rugs. china
brfc-a -brac, etc. An especially lovely gift
was a cheval glass OF mahogany from the
kismet club. a whist club OF which the
mother OF the bride is a member. The
Twelve Bees. of which organization the
bride Is q member. presented her with a
leather travelling bag.
The lower rooms Of the residence were
finely decora ted and In the bay window Of
the front parlor the bridal party received
under great mass OF white sweet peas
and asparagus suspended from above and
. background OF palms.
THE RECEPTION.
The bridal party were assisted in re-
ceiving by Mrs. Andrews. the mother OF
the bride; Mrs. William G. Anthony. the
sister OF the groom. Mrs. Andrews wore
o handsome gown of white crepe de chine
over white silk with rich lace trimmings
and medallions.
Mrs Anthony was also most attractive
sy gowned I'm a delicate shade OF grey
silk with lace garniture.
Mrs. Lory Andrews, the grandmother
Of the bride. was In dark grey silk
trimmed with black and white lace.
Mrs. Henry III. Field, the aunt OF the
bride, wore a gown OF light green over
white.
Mrs. Frederick Ham. of Porto Rico.
. cousin Of the groom. was in black crepe
de chine.
During the reception hours music was
rendered by the Bowen r. Church or
chestra. stationed In the music room
behind a bank OF palms. The musicai
selections were especially enjoyed oene
from the popular operas.
A BOWER OF PINK AND WHITE.
The decorations of the dining room as
well as the other room were also OF pink
and white the centrepiece s on tne me at.l fnrns
while mantels were banked with Ierns
ana palms An elaborate wedding supper
was served by Gelb.
man departed on bridal tour and upon
their return will reside at the residence. OF
Rev. Dr. Cushman. IL Euclid avenue
wedding was a luncheon. rendered tne
bride by Miss Harriet Potter at her nome
on Trinity square, luncneon slven "
the bride .,rs, by miss an satupssy s " @ On Sunday
afternoon the bride entertained the priuai
party at her home.
The brides gifts 70 her maids ana maIu ,in
of honor were gold wishbones with an un-
cut pearl in a setting Of heur de les;
The gifts TO the little flower girl were
tiny bow pins with tiny diamonds
man were pearl stick pins in setting or
About 1000 invitations were issued for
the church and 300 to the reception
THOSE PRESENT
Among the invited guests to the churcn
many OF whom attended the reception
wsTs Ms tss ssd folGw'nEi Mgs. Frank H. Andrews Mr.
ana Mrs Frank ]. Anthony Mr., and Mrs
Albert L. Anthony, Mr.. and Mrs. Damet
+. Hayden, Mrs, Hiram B; AyIeswprHm Sr,swr NJ
Aucock, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Auty. MT:
and Mrs B. F: Billings Miss Marsua,,Ss nS
Bardeen. Mr.. and Mrs. Clovis Bowen
Pawtucke.: Mr. and Mrs. Horace n.
Blanchard. Mr.. and Mrs Hugo Bruel
Mr.. and Mrs. John T. Brown, MS
Brown. Mr. and Mrs. r w. Bsbcock,
Mr.. and Mrs Charles II. Reach. Mr. ana
Mrs. Charles A. Russell. Mr. and Mrs
George A. Kilton. Mr.. and Mrs. r. e
Howes Mr. and Mrs. Charles "A. Coller'
Mr. and Mrs George III. Tillinghast, MI
an. Mrs. ], Milton Hail. Mr. and Mrs.
Albert White, DIR. and Mrs. T.. b smith,
Judge and Mrs John IL. St-ness. Mr.. ana
Mrs. Archibald Matteson, Judge and Mrs!
Charles Matteson, Mrs. Charles r. Car
nenter Miss Lucy Carpenter. Mr.. and
Mrs. sam Bullock. Mr.. and Mrs. James
A Potter, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Potter. Jr..
Mr.. and Mrs Bertram Blaisdell. Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Calendar Mr.. Walter Cal
lendar Mr. and Mrs. 3. Frank Billings,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Shepard. Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank o. Field. Mr.. Gilbert Phil
lips. Mr.. e. c. Ostby The Messrs Ostoy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan p. Barton. Mr. and
Mrs. Floyd Brayton. Col. and Mrs. +.
r. Olney. Mr. and Mrs. William IL.
Luther. Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Gee, Mr..
and Mrs Horace Kimball. Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert A. Baker. Miss Jane Barnaby,
Miss Addie Gay, Mr.. and Mrs. George
H. Grant, Miss Bessie Grant, Mr. and
Mrs. Edward L. Johnson Miss Lorraine
johnson. Mss Amey Wilbur. Mr.. and
Mrs George Chaplin, Miss Florence
Champlin, Mr.. George champlln, Mr..
and Mrs Herbert e Maine, Mr. and
Mrs. b. f. Arnold. Miss May Harris, Mr..
and Mrs. Jabez Harris. Mr.. and Mrs.
James A. King. Joliet; Mr.. and Mrs Will
liam H. Tobey. Mr. and Mrs Charles o.
Read Mr.. Albert Read. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles J. Place. Mr. and Mrs william
q. Carroll. Prof A. c. Crowell. Mrs
Emma r. Crowell, Mr.. and Mrs Harry
c. Curtis, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred L. Chase.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Clapp. Mr.. Fred o.
Clapp, Mr. and Mrs. William c. Dart.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur w. Dennis. Mss
Hope Dennis. Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Den
nils, DR. and Mrs. Forrest G. Eddy. Mr..
and Mrs. James #. Field. Mr. and Mrs
T w. Foster. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred E.
Field. Rev. and Mrs Henry w. Rusy,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Field. Mr. f. Tu-
dor Gross, Mr.. and Mrs. Augustus
Greene, Pawtucket. Mr. and Mrs How
ard J. Greene. Mr.. and Mrs BENJAMIN
Harris. Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ. Horton. MIR.
and Mrs. Hatch. The Misses Hatch. Mrs
Harris. Miss Beatrice Harris Mr.. and
Mrs. George T. Hart. Mr.. Charles f.
Irons, Mrs. H. F. 8. Irons, Mr. and Mrs
r. q. Jlllson. DR.. and Mrs. Dan o. King.
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur B. Isle Mr and
Mrs l. r. Mason. Mr.. and Mrs William
p. Moies. Mr.. and Mrs Henry p. Nor