The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-11-10

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Address Social Department The News,
Providence, r. L.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Ives GammelI are
In town for the winter. having closed their
summer home az Newport
Miss A. Helen Brown has returned home
after few weeks. spent with friends in
Philadelphia. While there she was
bridesmaid at the HUBBARD Barney wed
ding.
One OF the prettiest weddings OF the
season and which will be OF great inter
est TO Providence people took place at
East Greenwich on Wednesday evening,
when Miss Bertha Abby Nichols OF East
Greenwich. r. l.. daughter OF the late
John c. Nichols, and Horace Greeley
Bissell. first assistant clerk OF the supe-
rfor court, were united In marriage.
The ceremony took place IN ST. Luke's
church at the hour of 6. and was per-
formed by the Rev. William Worthington
music being rendered by the full choir OF
the church. The edihce presented a
beautiful interior. the chancel being deco
rated with palms and chrysanthemums
Bridal Chorus" from "Lohengrin." at
tended only by her sister. Mrs. Frederick
c. Bushee. and was met at the altar by
the groom and best man. Mr.. William
Washburn Moss, Brown. 'A.
The brides gown was a beautiful one ~
white chiffon satin. hand plated with
point lace ornaments. Her veil was
adorned with a coronet Of gardenias and
lilies OF the valley. Mrs. Bushee, tho
1J,a aH
in a white lace robe over white silk and
carried a bouquet Of white chrysanthe-
NUNS.
Following the ceremony a reception was
held at the home OF the bride. attended
only by relatives OF the bride and groom.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bissel Will however. give
their lat home" on Feb. eth and 18th. The
decorations a the home were exceedingly
attractive and consisted OF pink and white
carnations. effectively arrayed.
Both Mr.. and Mrs. Bissell are graduates
OF Brown university. Mr.. Bissell is the
son of Mr. and Mrs. John G.. Bissell OF
Warwick and has a host OF friends In
Rhode Island, while Mrs. Bissell is
charming woman and is q faVorte In her
large circle OF friends and ac&uaintances.
The groom's gift 10 the bride was
crescent pin of sapphires and pearls. On
Tuesday evening last he gave a dinner 20
n0to1, this city, and on that occasion pre-
sented each OF them with gold scarf pins
set with pearls. The ushers were c.
Boadnell Craske of Woodbridge. y. Y;
G.. Frederick Frost, Brown '96; Warren
Johnson. George l.. Collins, Walter ".
Collins and Marc Tiffany Greene.
Mr. and Mrs. Bssel will spend their
honeymoon at a picturesque hotel In the
Lenox district OF Massachusetts. and upon
y,fII fy h.a g
handsome home in the suburbs OF East
Greenwich. overlooking Cowesett bay.
Among those who attended the wedding
were Gen. and Mrs. Thomas w. Chase,
Mr.. Walter s. Reynolds. clerk OF the su-
perior court and Mrs. Reynolds, Mrs. AL
bert r. Greene. Mr.. and Mrs. John I.
Cranshaw. Mrs. Amasa Sprague. Mrs.
George Tyler Mr. and Mrs. George Tyler.
Mr.. Harry Stiness, Miss Hope Kendall,
Mrs. George w. Butts and the Misses
Butts and Dr. and Mrs T.. G. Carpenter.
Mrs. f. De Forest Wilkinson and Miss
Wilkinson will leave shortly for California
where they will spend the winter.
Miss Ethel Studley gave delightful
luncheon to a number OF her friends on
Monday last At her home on Gushing
street.
Miss Ethel Burgess and Mrs. Amos G.
Barstow will give the second or a series
Of teas on Saturday afternoons In Novem-
Der in honor of Miss Annette Robinson on
tomorrow afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Fisher Lawrence.
who have been the guests OF Mrs. Law
rcnce's parents Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton r..
Weeden, left early I'm the week for Hart
ford. where they will occupy their new
home on Niles street.
Mrs. Roscoe stetson washburn and Mrs
Henry Pearce have returned from Hot
Springs.
The many friends OF Mr. and Mrs. +.
Ellis Jackson will be pleased 10 know OF
the hlrlh af - girl -tn-that.l- Ia Paris -A++4A-
ing the past week Mr.. Jackson l. the
son OF Lieut.. Gov. Frederick ~. Jackson,
and Mrs Jackson is the daughter OF the
Rev. George Mcclellan Fiske, u. d, Of
81. Stephens church.
The wedding OF Mr.. Ralph S. Hamilton
and Miss Florence Champlin will take
place on Wednesday. Nov. %. II will
take place at the Champlin residence on
Parks avenue, owing TO the fact that the
family is in mourning.
on Tuesday evening last Mr.. Marsden
]. Perry gave a bridge whist party in his
spacious offices In the Union Trust build
ing and the time was a most enjoyable
one, the election returns from the various
cities coming 10 the party there.
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Among those present az the Monday
opening night Of FRITZ Scheff, In Mile
Modiste" al the Providence Opera house
were Judge and Mrs. LeBaron Colt. M
and Mrs. Edwin a. Burrows. Miss Bea-
trice Colt. Mr.. Roscoe Stetson, Mr.. Roscoe
Clifton washburn. Miss Ethel Chaplin.
Miss Wheelwright of Bristol, Mr.. Frank
Hnkley. Mr r. +. J. Mcdonnell. Miss
Gladys Baker. Miss Anita Baker, Mr.. and
Mrs Henry r. Deming. Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Pearce, c. b. Woods. Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Alexander Kilvert. Miss Abbott.
Mr.. and Mrs Niarsden J. Perry, Mr.. and
Mrs. f. Bruce Merrlman. Mr.. and Mrs.
jeffrey Hazard, Miss Hazard, Miss Lin
coin, Mr. and Mrs A. j. Miller. Jr., Mr..
and Mrs william o. Banding Miss
Helen Knowles Mr. George Eiswald, Miss
Mary Lewis Mr.. William L. Mauran,