The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-09-14
VALLEY VILLAGES
Wedding at Hope, Another at
Phenix-Other Valley Items
Of Interest.

Last evening at promptly o'clock in
the Methodist Episcopal church in Hope,
tho wedding ceremony, in which Harry
| Eugene Mason OF that village and Miss
Anna Magel Latham. daughter of William
II. Latham. an overseer in the Hope MILL
were united in marriage. There were
some 200 invited guests in the church, in
! addition TO more than hundred Of
! others, and the aisle was crowded to the
| street The bride entered on the arm Of
| her father and was attired in white lans-
| down silk with pearl applique trim
ming, and carried a huge bunch OF bridal
roses. Miss NJ. Ethel Latham n sister
| OF the bride. was the maid OF honor. and
was gowned in pink silk null over pink
and carried huge bouquet OF pink roses.
| The bridesmaids were Miss Beatrice Nc
Cord OF Providence, a cousin OF the bride
and Miss Flora Mason, a sister OF the
groom. Their dresses were OF white chtf-
fon over white. lace trimmings. Each
carried a large bouquet OF white and pink
carnations. Philip and Waldo Whaley,
flower boys The ceremony was per
formed by the Rev. Oswald McCord. pas
tor OF the Plymouth Congregational
church, Providence who is also an uncle
of the bride. The ushers were Herman
r. Read OF Anthony. Horace NJ. MoCord
OF Providence. Byron g. Briggs OF Provi-
dence and Charles Gale of Fall River.
Each of the ushers was presented with
watch fob by the groom. Following the
ceremony at the church the invited guests
adjourned TO the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Latham. where a reception was rendered.
The gifts which were numerous as well
as costly were here displayed and refresh
ments were served after all had had an
opportunity to greet Mr.. and Mrs Mason.
q. ,traar NJ
left. mid showeds OF rice. for Providence.
where they left later for a honeymoon
trip Upon their return they will reside
at Point Pleasant, Riverpoint
This morning at the IS Peter and Paul
church in Phenix Miss Mary G. Duffy. the
eldest daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Philip
Duffy OF clyde. and for several years a
teacher I'm the Phenix grammar school.
was united In marriage 20 Miles ]. Nc
Partland OF Providence. The ceremony
was solemnized by the Rev Fr. Brady.
pastor OF the church. who performed the
nuptials The bride was attired in gray
silk and was attended by her sister. Miss
Nellie Duffy. as bridesmaid. the latter
being gowned I'm gray silk also Walter
Hennessy. a friend OF the groom. was the
groomsman Following the ceremony the
wedding party was driven TO the home OF
the brides parents at Clyde where a
wedding breakfast was served. After a
honeymoon trip Mr.. and Mrs. Mcfarland
will reside in providence
X. or r. VISITATION.
Last evening the annual visitation OF
the grand chancellor Of the X. OF Il. TO
the local lodge az PhenlN was made The
visiting officers were accompanied by
two companies OF the uniform rank and
were met az the Royal square at about
$50 by the members OF the local lodge, ac-
companied by the Natick band. A parade
was then made through the main streets
as far as Harris and back 90 the hall
At the hall two candidates were initiated
and the regular meeting was held
Speeches were made by n number OF the
visiting knights anu were we'll received by
the company. Later IN the evening re-
freshments we're served and a social time
lasted until the visitors were run TO