The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-10-20

Mr.. and Mrs. j. DeForest Danielson are
at Medheld, Mass.
Miss Rosalind Hazard entertains at The
Agawam on Tuesday next.
Yesterday al high moor at ST. Stephens
church occurred one OF the most bril-
liant weddings Of the season. when Miss
Hortense Weeden, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Citation Revere Weeden. was mar
rled 10 Mr.. Thomas Fisher Lawrence OF
| Hartford, Yale. 20. There were a large
number Of guests present AT the ceremony
and breakfast following at the Wseden
residence on Prospect street.
The usher was Mr.. Edward W. Corliss.
uncle OF the bride.
Mrs. Bayard Kilgour OF Cincinnati was
matron OF honor. Her gown was OF all
over baby Irish lace. with large white
plumed hat. She carried American Beau
ties.
Miss Eva. Corliss Weeden. sister OF the
bride, was maid Of honor. She was
gowned I'm lavender organdie and carried
a large bouquet OF orchids and lilies OF the
valley.
The bridesmaids were Miss Ethel Parks.
Miss Mollie Wilson, Miss Mary Colt and
Miss Ethel Chaplin. all OF this city. Their
gowns were OF white chiffon cloth. with
garnitures OF applique lace and ruchings.
They wore large black picture hats and
carried string bouquets Of American
Beauties
Mr.. Lawrence was attended by Mr.. VIII
liam Delaney Kountz as best man, and
the ushers included Mr.. Edward Corliss,
an uncle OF the bride. Mr.. Henry II. Hoi-
land Of New York, Mr.. James Magee OF
Pittsburg. Mr.. George oliver OF New
Work NJ GnCdNGar or Afifaln Mr. LII
cius Barbour. Mr.. George Buckley. Mr..
Raymond Keeney and Mr.. James l.. How
ard. all OF Hartford. and Mr.. Edward In
graham Of New Haven.
After the ceremony 2 large reception
and wedding breakfast were held AT the
Weeden residence on Prospect street.
AS the custom at ST. stephens the
church was not decorated. The deco
rations at the house were white chrysan-
themums and greens. A huge bunch or
American Beauties was IN the centre OF
the lining table. Lyman catered.
Among the guests present at the church
and house were:
Mrs. MarSden J. Perry. Colonel and Mrs.
Samuel Nicholson. Judge lie Baron Colt,
Miss Beatrice colt. Mr.. and Mrs. George
J.. Shepley. the Misses Shepley. Mr.. and
Mrs. William Corliss. Miss Annie Foster.
Mr.. and Mrs. Foster. Mr.. Frank Gram
ston. Mrs. Alfred Miller. Mrs Isabel NIL
Ter. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Miller. Jr, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Herbert Foster. Mr.. r.. II. /. Goddard.
Mrs. Ives Goddard, Mrs. William r..
Waterman. Miss Waterman. Mrs. Walter
A. Peck. the Misses Peck, Mr.. Larrey
Mackinney. Governor Brown the Misses
Brown. Colonel and Mrs. George Webb,
Or. and Mrs. Charles Y. Chaplin, Colonel
and Mrs. J. Edward Studley. Miss Stud
ley. Mr.. John Meyers, Mrs. Jeffrey Haz-
ard, the Misses Hazard, Mrs. Richard
Comstock. Miss Comstock. Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Comstock, Jr.. Mrs. Benjamin
Harris. Mr. and Mrs. u. A. Peirce, Mrs.
Paul Il. Richmond, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Pearcc. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Freeman Cocroft,
Mr.. Arthur y. Watson. Mr. George Evans.
Mrs. William Penn Mather. the Misses
Mathcr. MI. Clarence Reynolds.
Mr.. Ed. NJ. Guild. the Misses Briggs,
Miss Capron. Miss Daisy Robinson. Col.
and Mrs. n. Martin Brown. Miss HELEN
Brown. Miss Sally Allen. Miss Virginia
Wheaton. Miss Eva Williams. MIR. and
Mrs. Archibald Matterson, Mr., Paul Mat
terson. Mr.. Evan owen, Mrs. Gertrude
Barrows. Mr.. Childs. Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
ter Hackney. Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Bar
rows. Dr. and Mrs. William Buffum. Mr..
and Mrs. Henry w. Tilinghast. Miss Ethel
T%inlnghast. Miss Anita Baker. Miss
Gladys Baker. Mrs. Eilery Wilson. Mrs.
Duncan Chaplin. Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace
Chandler. Mrs. Frank Martin. the Misses
Grant. Mr. and Mrs. Orrey Taft.
Mrs. NJ. Rose Hoadley entertained at
bridge yesterday afternoon in honor OF her
daughter, Mrs, Kales OF Oakland, Cali
fornia.
Miss Minnie Campbell. Miss Rowena
Campbell and Miss Marion Brown are
spending the week I'm New York.
Miss Helen j. sawyer. daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. William ~. sawyer OF Worces-
tor. and Frank y. Tisle Of this city,
son OF tho Rev. and Mrs. William ". Lisle
OF Newton. were married last night at
the home OF tho brides parents on Lin
coin street. Worcester. by the father OF
the groom. assisted by the Rev. Andrew
Burns chalmers. pastor OF Plymouth Con
srogatioual church.
II was q very charming home we'd
ding and tho reception which followed was
attended by n large number OF friends.
many OF whom came from Providence.
The spacious house was most artistically
decorated with white chrysanthemums
mingled with smilap and palms. Miss
So wver was attended by her sister. Miss
Anna SAWYER. AZ msid ~ honor. Mrs.
Richard Olney. "A. ~ Boston. matron of
honor. and Miss Gertrude avyer and
Mlss Isabel Brown ~ Providence.
M maids gowns we're of a pale green
chiffon over taneta. with silver girdles.
and carried american Reauty roses. Tho
bride was very lovely I'm n soft satin prin-
cess gown. beautifully trimmed with point
lace.
, The ushers were Mr.. =. Tudor Gross.
William VI. Sawyer Jr, brother ~ tho
bride. William Phelps Of Philadelphia. and
George Parks OF Providence. Mr.. S.ssH
Lisle. brother OF the groom. was best man.
After showers Of congratulations, the
bride and groom left I'm an automobile. fol-
lowed by two or three other machines.
But their expert chauffeur soon outdis-
tanced them.
Miss Ethel chaplin is entertaining Miss
Mortimer OF New York city.
Wednesday evening It host OF the friends
Of The family and OF the popular young