The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-06-16
AT MAUSAUkET FARM.
Miss Gertrude Rugg 6rsens Becomes The
Bride Of Mr.. Gilbert PeYeir.

"Nausauket Farm" a picturesque and
charming old place on the shores OF Cow
esett bay. in the vicinity OF Apponaug'
was the scene of June wedding In the
midst OF typical rural conditions this ar
ternoon. TIE marriage was that Of Miss
Gertrude Rugg Greene, daughter or Mrs'
Josephene Greene OF this city. ana graho-
daughter OF the late oliver johnson. 10
Mr. Gilbert Pevear OF Lynn. Mass 49,.
The scene OF the wedding was the
roomy old house which for years has been
the country home OF the Johnson famiiy'
and hence the marriage there today
The wedding was attended by upwards
of 200 persons who went down from THIS
city by train and were met at the APP
ponagg srntiop at ASe ocl0sH arriaSs sna %as
performed at O'Clock by Rev. Henry W.
Rugg, ID. D.. OF this city. and was wit
messed only by the relatives rel Sre ana close
The bride was attended only py ner
cousin. Miss Ethel Johnson. who acteo
as maid OF honor The groom was at
son, New Jersey. who acted as best man.
The BRIDE wore a lovely gown of white
villlet combined with chiffon and bridal
veil fastened with orange blossoms. she
carried a large boquet OF white sweet
The maid OF honor was gowned In pink
crepe de chene with white lace earniture,,
She wore also a large picture hat OF
pink maline with big white plume ana
carried pink sweet peas
The ceremony was performed In tne
propriately decorated with palms ana ana
greens mingled with daisies and wnite
sweet peas The brother OF the bride. Mr..
Howard Green, gave her away
Immediately following the ceremony.
which was at o'clock. the reception was
held. This was OF a delightful Informal
character the rooms and the orosd S pisisa pIattsr
being partially. enclosed and protuseiy
decorated for the occasion.
Music was rendered during the marriage
aHrpist Raia assisted by Miss Anderson.
violin, and Miss Grant, cello. The
wedding repast was served by Lyman.
An extensive array OF valuable wedding
gifts were admired by the guests during
the reception hours.
Among the invited guests were the fol-
lowing from this city: Mr.. Ralph Hamil-
ton, Mr.. Russell Knight. Mr.. Charles
George, Mr. Aldridge Pearce, Mr.. Harry
Knight. Mr.. Foster. Hunt. Miss Hunt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Horton. Mr.. and
Mrs Harry Horton. Miss Florence Smith.
Mr. and Mrs. Abram Barker Mn and
Mrs. Walter Armington Potter. Mr.. and
Mrs Howard Sweet, Miss Mary Watson,
Mr.. Freeman Cocroft, Mr.. and Mrs. r.
l.. Jencks. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles F. Per-
wear. Pawtucket. Mr. Emmons Pervear.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gfll OF Ludlow, Vermont.
(nee Ethel Pervear). Miss Jessie Pervear
OF Schnectady. n. Y. Misses Hamilton,
Miss Isabel Russell Brown, Mr.. and Mrs.
George c. Hinkiey. Mr.. and Mrs Will
liam Allan Dyer, Mr.. and Mrs. Allen O.
Chase, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Chase, Miss
Emily Aldrich, Miss Bessie Aldrich. Mr..
and Mrs. A. j. Miller. Jr, The Misses
Fiske. Mr.. f. Ellis Jackson, Miss Cooke.
The Misses Mather, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
s. Manton. Miss Manton. Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred f. Field. Mrs. Henry w. Rugg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pevear leave this evening
for bridal journey and later they will
take up their residence at Biltmore,
North Carolina. where the groom mas
been appointed to an important govern
ment position. In the interests Of forestry.
The intelligence that the bride Is not TO
make her home in the far distant Phil
ippines. as was anticipated will be most
gratifying to her many friends here. Mr..
Pevear was at first appointed to a gov
eminent position In the Philippines and
the change to the post at Biltmore was
but recently made.