The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-11-03


Walter Tuthiil OF Cambridge as ushers.
all OF whom are graduates or Brown.
Miss Brooks was gowned In white nous
seline. cut in princess. and finished at the
bottom with three tucks. The bodice was
.enade w~ss yoke and bertha OF point Prin-
cess lace. A spray of lilies OF the val
ley caught the tulle veil and a bouquet
OF Bride roses completed the toilette. Tho
maid OF honor wore a gown Of white lace
over green silk. becomingly fashioned.
The bridesmaids gowns were OF green
silk muslin over white elk. The bodices
were trimmed with lace In ohryssnthe-
mum design and sleeves puffed to the ell
bow. They carried bouquets of white
chrysanthemums and wreaths OF white
flowers were worn in the hair. The little
flower girl wore a dainty frock OF pink
silk muslin over white silk and carried
a basket OF Dayoreak carnations and
ferns A reception followed at the brides
home on Grove street where among the
many wedding remembrances, was ono
OF especial interest from her grand
mother. Mrs. Roxalana Brown, who Is I'm
her seth year. a quilt made OF numerous
small pieces of silk in attractive design.
Mr.. and Mrs. Moss left during the even
ing for a visit To Washington, ID. c., and
upon their return will reside in Cam
bridge. Mass.
annual meeting ct the Frances Willard
rome. 4s Snow street this evening. Miss
J. X Barney Will speak and Miss Han let
Johnson will render vocal selections.
A grand Halloween social Of ST. Id
wards G. ID. s. was held Tuesday even
ing In Wanskuck hall on Branch avenue
There were about $50 present and tho
y0uns people enjoyed oarc'ng from 20
IL and had n jol'y old time. dancing 10
ths music dis ,oursed by Mag1iire savoy
orct estra, consisting OF siN pieces.
Mrs. Albert c. Rider and daughter Amy
were the guests OF Mrs. J. n. Stevenson
at peLronville on "Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arden Duesnap spent
few days this week at Branch village with
Mrs. Jane Smith.
There was a pretty Halloween party at
the home OF Miss Jessie Cora. 9S Gov
ernor street. on Tuesday evening last
All the various games were played and
the occasion was q thoroughly enjoyable
one. During the evening refreshments
were served. Among those present we're
Miss Alice Douglas. Miss Lottie Stafford,
Miss Viva Colamore. Miss Florence Bur
l,ngame, Mrs. Lulu Jewett, Mr.. Arthur
Pierce. Mr.. Earle Pierce. Mr.. Briggs, Mr..
William Ferris, Mr.. Philip Durfee, Mr..
Charles Weaver.
Dean Alexander Meiklejohn OF Brown
university has returned and again taken
up his work there. on Thursday ne ad
dressed the students AZ chapel and was
given a rousing reception
A gym" dancing party is to be given
tonight at the ColbuIn gymnasium at
1853 Westminster street. The Hedley-
Livsey orchestra will furnish the music
and refreshments will be served during
the evening.
Mrs. L. V. Aldrich Of Forestdale was
the guest OF friends In the city recently.
On Tuesday evening last Miss Eva Law
ovsky OF this city was married to Mr.. Jo-
seph A. Steinnertz by Rabbi Gustav Kap-
Ian. The bride wore a gown of white lace
over white silk. The veil was caught UP
with orange blossoms and carried Bride
roses. She was attended by four brides
maids. who were as follows: Miss Anna
Cohn. cousin Of the bridee Miss Sadie
Golding, Miss Adalia Steinnertz, a sister
OF the groom. and Miss Rose Globe. All
wore white silk gowns trimmed with white
lace, and all belong I'm this city except
Miss Steinnertz. whose hQme is I'm New
York. The best man was -B. Levin, and
his sister Miss Eta Levin, and Miss Tes-
sic Goldberg acted as flower girls. Mr..
and Mrs. Stennertz left FOR "A wedding
trip 10 Washington. u. c., and on re-
turning TO this city will reside at AS
Smith street.
The friends OF Lester T. Murphy. who
was formerly employed at the city hall
will be pleased to learn of an honor con-
ferred upon him at Georgetown university.
having been recently elected president OF
the debating society OF that institution.
While at the city hall he was assistant
TO Council Clerk Daniel Il. Hayden.
Miss Ellen Petronello Froberg was mar
ried I'm the new Free Evangelical Congre-
gational church at Z o'clock Wednesday
afternoon TO lewis =frtgn Willard or Mtt-
waukee. Wis. This was the first wedding
ceremony IN the new church. The cerc-
mony was performed by Rev. J. Herbert
Yeoman.
Miss Froberg was attended by her sis
ter. Miss Carrie VI. Froberg and given
away by her father. Peter =. Froberg,
George NJ Leonard was best man and
William B. Walker, Frank Steere. Edwin
Huntsmans and Charles Manchester were
the ushers.
Following the ceremony reception was
held. Mr. and Mrs. Willard will live In
Milwaukee.
Edward Colebert has been spending
few days in MIllville
Mrs. Frank A. Carr is visiting her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. u. NJ jerks, at Woon
socket.
Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Lewis. Miss Helen
Lewis and Mr. and Mrs Martin Nturtaigh
left on Wednesday for New York. From
that point they start on a six weeks
auto trip through the south and later will
visit Cuba.
Mr.. Boyd C. harrington Of Philadelphia
spent Wednesday with Mr. George l..
Darte.
Earl and Marion Scott are the guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs John Henrles at Black
stone.
Rev. jeremiah w. Baggott, curate az
St Patricks church. has been appointed
pastor OF St Joseph's church at Ashton.