The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-06-30

OF lilies OF the valley and wore a diamond
cross, an heirloom from her grandmother,
Mrs. Phoebe Waterman Bliss. from her
brother, Town Councilman and Repre-
sentative Zenas w. Bliss OF Edgewood.
The bride was escorted by the maids or
honor, Deaconess Massey or Rochester.
". Y, sister OF the groom. who wore the
white Deaconess habit. and Miss May
Hood OF Philadelphia whose gown was or
white lawn with pale green sash, her
bouquet being OF sweet peas. on the en-
trance OF the wedding party Howard Ha-
gan. organist OF All Saints Memoriai
church, played the wedding hymn which
forms a part OF the Episcopal ceremony.
and on their exit played the recessional
Following the ceremony a wedding
breakfast was served at the residence OF
Representative Bliss. 246 Armington
street, Edgewood, Rev and Mrs. Massey
will make the tour OF the Canadian prov
inces and will then go to Denver. Col.
where they Will remain until September.
They will then go to Boerne. Texas. 125
miles from San Antonio. where Rev. Mr..
Massey, who was recently ordained In
Washington. ID. G., by Rt. Rev. Bishop
Johnson. an old friend OF both his family
and that OF Mrs. Massey, will take charge
OF ST. Helenas church.
LUDLOW-BR
At Narragansett, yesterday and in the
Church OF St Peter 81 s-by-the-Sea- Marriet
Danforth Browne of New York was we'd
ded 10 Thomas William Ludlow, also OF
the metropolis. The bride. leaning on the
arm OF her uncle, J. Maus Schermerhorn.
entered the church TO the strains OF the
"Lohengrin" wedding march, rendered by
Byard Trumbull OF Baltimore organist
The costume OF the bride was OF white
satin, trimmed with old point lace. She
wore a bridal veil OF point lace and car
ried bouquet OF white roses.
Attendant upon the bride was Miss
Mary X Browne. who wore n gown OF
white null set off with lace over blus
silk and who carried a bouquet OF white
with Miss Katherine T.
Browne and Miss Aida Ludlow as flower
girls, who were attired In white frocks
trimmed with blue. and poke bonnets OF
blue and white creation. Each carried
baskets Of flowers formed OF pinks.
The groom was attended by William
III. Bens of New York as best man. The
ceremony was conducted by the rector OF
the church, Rev. Mr. Allen.
There were many OF the society set
In attendance. besides many from both
Providence and New York, among
whom were Hon. ID. j.. ID. Granger NJ.
c.: Miss Granger. Mr. and Mrs. William
@. Nightingale. Mrs. S. Gushing Harris.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. r. Harris. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Paine, the Misses Eddy. w. N.
Hidden.
From New York and the members of
the summer colony were Rev. and Mrs.
Phelps Prescott. Rev. and Mrs Bucanan,
II. Brevoort Kane, Mr.. and Mrs w. f..
the Misses Bouvion, the Misses
Lane. DIR. and Mrs. Richard Talbot, DR..
and Mrs. Charles Hitchcock. Mr.. and
Mrs. jeffrey Davis. Miss Emma Fales, f.
+. Moulton, the Rev. and Mrs. Water
house. Mr.. Bartlett, w. Bourn.
The ushers were Ogden Bishop. Shiras
Russell s. Carter, Henry A.
Jackson. Louis Maus Ludlow OF New
York and George ii. Browne OF Provi-
dence.
At the conclusion of the service the
bridal party returned to Maus villa,
where a wedding breakfast was served
by Caterer Lyman. A reception followed.
and later the bridal pair left on a we'd
ding tour.