The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-10-27

Inc tfItilOng NOOh PlhNt III ~ -
which was appropriately decorated. The
bridal. party entered the church beneath
a canopy which passed from the euro
I'm front OF the Westminster street en-
trance to the portals of the church.
Az they entered the strains OF the
church organ pealed through the audlto-
rum. Professor Arthur III. Ryder played
Dubois march, "Heroique de Jeanne
dare"
During the the organist
played an improvisation on Barnby's 20
Perfect Love- Mendelssohn's Wedding
March was used as a occasional
The complete program OF music was as
follows:
March. "Heroique dc Jeanne dare" TIL.
Dubois; Bridal Song Jensen. "Humor-
eske.' in G-iat, Dvorak; "Allesretto
Grazioso." Tours: "Siegmund's Love
Song" Wagner; Introduction 10 Act III
and Bridal Chorus C'~Lohengrin). Wag-
ner. During the ceremony, improvisation
on "Barnby's 20 Perfect Love- We'd
ding March" Mcndelssohn; March In e
fiat, Saloine.
The brides gown was OF white satin
cut princesse and she carried white roses.
The maid OF honor was Miss Harriet
Hazard. sister OF the bride. Her gown was
Of pink with large pink plumed hat. She
carried pink roses.
The bridesmaids were Miss Jean Curtiss,
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Miss Barnum, sister of the groom. Their
gowns were OF white chiffon over pink
with pink plumed hats. They carried
pink roses and lilies OF the valley.
The best man was Mr.. Walter Barnum'
brother OF the groom.
The ushers were Mr.. Lauriston Hazard
brother OF the bride, Mr.. Charles Raner-
~ OF P%ittsburg. Mr.. Richmond Levering.
Chicago, Mr.. Myron Wick. Mr.. Malcolm
Farmer. Mr.. Clarence Schultz, New York,
Mr.. william III. Reeves Of Philadelphia.
The decorations at the church were
palms. autumn leaves and White asters.
Among those present at the ceremony,
many OF whom were at the breakfast FOL
lowing were:
Mr.. and Mrs. Leland Littleheld. Mr..
| and Mrs. Johns VI. Congdon. Miss Louise
Congdon. Miss Bessie Sackett, Mr.. and
| Mrs. Howard y. Sturgess. Mr.. Rush Stur-
CESS. Miss Dorothy S~turgess. Mrs. Will
liam w. Weeden, Mr.. Harold Congdon,
MI and Mrs Charles KlXert- Miss Caro-
line Abbott. Miss Helen Campbell. Mr..
and Mrs. Nathaniel Smith. Miss Molly
Gardner. Mr.. Royal G. Taft, Jr., Miss
Caroline Grovenor. Mr.. and Mrs. A. j.
Miller, Jr.. Miss Mary Colt. Miss Gladys
Baker. Miss Annie Henshaw, Mrs. Fred
Arnold. Miss Elsie Aldrich, Miss Isabel
Brown. Miss Sally Miller. Mr.. Steven
Ames. Miss Bonnie Harry, Miss Lorraine
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Miss Ethel Chaplin Miss Mollie Wilson,
Miss Hope Brown, Miss Virginia Shepley.
! Mrs. Walter a. Peck, Miss Louise Chace,
Miss Helen Capron. Miss Hope Walker,
Miss Rowena Campbell, Miss Marion
Brown. Miss Sally Allen, Miss Place. Mr..
Stuart Campbell. Mrs. Marion Briggs. Mr..
Brockholst Smith. Mr.. Harold Congdon,
Mrs. Archibald Matteson. Mrs, Bartlett.
Miss Eleanor Bartlett. Mr.. Benjamin
Cooke, Miss Louise Chace, Miss Weeden.
Mrs. Esther T~illlnghast, Mr.. Everett
Hartwell.
A special car from New York brought
the following guests: Mr.. and Mrs. j. J.
Gunther. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Thatcher.
Mr.. and Mrs. William A. Jacobs. Miss
Polly Jacobs. Mr.. Julian w. Curtiss, Mr..
Otto Barnard. Mrs. Clapp.
Following the ceremony a large contin-
gent OF guests went To- the residence OF
the brides parents at 216 Hope street.
whore Mr.. and Mrs. Barnum held a re-
ception and received congratulations.
After a reception a wedding breakfast
was served. The rooms and tables were
beautifully decorated for the occasion
and an orchestra furnished music.
The Misses Alice and Caroline Grosvenor
arc In New York for a brief visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Fisher Lawrence
are honeymooning at Lakewood, n. j.
Mrs. Henry Il. Lippitt gave a dinner at
her home on Benefit street Tuesday even
ing.
David :. Baker IL entertaining his
brother, the Hon. William c. Baker, of
California.
Mrs. William X. ~Tillinghast gives "a
large dance at the Agawam Hunt club on
the 18th OF November. II will be In honor
OF her daughter. Miss Esther, who H. a
debutante this season.
Colonel Samuel +. Colt accompanied by
his secretary. Merton 8. Chessman. are
on a hunting and fishing trip near Mr..
Kathaden. Me.
There was a most charming dinner at
the Agawam Hunt club on Tuesday even
ing and Mrs. Jeffrey Hazard gave It. 1t
was I'm honor OF her daughter, whose we'd
ding took place on Wednesday report In
another part Of this column. Among
those who were there were Mr.. Harold
Congdon. Miss Helen Campbell. Mr.. Stu
art Campbell, Mr.. Royal G. Taft, Jr., Miss
Molly Gardner, Miss Marion Briggs, Miss
Cecile Briggs and the Misses Baker. The
New York party included: Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Thatcher, Miss Elizabeth Thacher,
Mrs. Clamp, Miss Clspp. Mr.. Otto Barnard.
Miss Polly JACOBS, Mr.. and Mrs. William
A. Jacobs, Mr.. Julian w. Curtiss. Mr.. W.
Is. Dickerman, Mr.. and Mrs. j. J. Gunther.
The wedding Of Miss MollIe Gardner.
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Rathbone Gard
ner To Royal g.. Taft. Jr.. will be one of
the social events this coming month.
Invitations were issued by Mrs. James
Elisha Tillinghast announcing the coming
marriage, on November 6. OF her daugh-
ter. Miss Josephine Louise. 10 Mr.. Ernest
Clinton Church. The ceremony will occur
In the First Baptist church.
Former Governor D.. Russell Brown at
ended the dinner and inspection OF the
new vessel America az lIObokcn. y. j..
on Tuesday evening last.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank u. Isle. whose
wedding occurred at Worcester on Thurs
day OF last week. are spending their
honeymoon at Old Point Comfort. Ylr-
ginia. They are stopping at the Hotel
Chamberlln.