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

o'clock and the decorations OF the church
were OF the simplest kind. being chiefly
OF the autumnal colors and foliage. The
bride was accompanied by her sister. Miss
Rose l.. Dows. as the maid OF honor and
Miss Mildred stone az the flower giri.
Herbert Dean acted as the best man..
while the ushers were Francis u. Dovs.
a brother OF the bride, and Robert -. Aus
tin and Samuel Hall.
Miss Dows was given away by her
brother. Joseph W. Dows, and she was
gowned I'm ivory white Sa ppho silk. The
skirt was very handsomely trimmed. The
maid 81 honor wore a handsome gov OF
white point d'esprit over yellow silk.
Following the ceremony, which was per-
formed 10y Rev. Henry Irving Cushman.
and was followed by a reception held at
the Slade Mansion. the residence OF the
father OF the groom. The rooms were
decorated with all the flowers OF the sea-
son. while the music for the occasion was
furnished by the Hediey-Livsey orohes-
ira.
The brides gift To the maid OF honor
was q brooch and to the flower girl a
gold ring. The gifts OF the groom 10
the best man and 10 the ushers were
dragon scarf pins.
After the reception which lasted until
q o'clock the couple departed for a trip
and viii reside az II Laura street when
they return. There were many ard hand
some presents received by the couple.
Rev. William j. Pine was a visitor at
Westerly yesterday.
Bishop Harkins will probably be tender
ed a reception at the Trocadero on the
evening OF Nov. LIST. A number OF gentle
men gathered at the Narragansett hotel
the other evening for the purpose OF be-
ginning tho nralrninarN dafaila ~ the
affair and IL Is understood that the num-
Der OF invitations Will be limited to the
size OF the banquet hall.
DR.. James r.. Power, who has been elect
ed vice president OF the Northeastern Den
tai society. has returned from Science
tady. where he was the guest OF the Third
and Fourth District Dental societies.
While there he delivered an essay on The
Aims OF Higher Dentistry"
Mr.. Edgar wentworth Jenkins and Miss
Mary Edith Walker. a young couple from
Seekonk., Mass, were married Wednesday
evening by the Rev. l.. L. Henson at his
residence, ! Parade street.
Mr.. william r. Arnold contemplstes
spending the months OF November. De
and January in the south.
Captain Lou Tillinghast took out a
party OF Providence business men I'm
search OF tautog in the yacht Lydia We'd
nesday. The party included j. A. Foster.
Fred L. Smith, Frank w. Gale and Jesse
b. Sweet.
The bridge" season opened at the Aga
wan Hunt club on Wednesday last. The
pla yers at the first meeting were Mrs.
Roscoe Clifton Washburn. Mrs. Helen
Knowles, Mrs. Gertrude Child Bsrrows,
Mrs. John O. Ames. Miss Rosita Rhodes.
Mrs. Charlie. d. owen. Jr., Mrs. William
r.. Comstock, Mrs. James Phetteplace.
Miss Hattie NJ. Coom5s Of West Med
way, who has been the guest OF friends
here, has returned to her home.
Frank u. Hunter was recently elected
second lieutenant OF Company p. r. l..
I. He is popular with the men OF the com
pany and his election was the scknowl-
edgement OF the great interest he has
tsken in the organization.
A number ~ the members OF Washing
ton Park NJ. T.. church are making Inn
portant alterations In the vestry OF the
church. When finished the pastor OF the
church. Rev. Mr.. Flocken. plans to inter-
est the juveniles OF that community I'm
kindergarten work and also to have
classes in physical culture for the older
ones.
After the matinee al the Imperial thea
tire Tuesday afternoon. Miss Eugene Hay
den held a reception on the stage, There
was a large audience present and most Of
the feminine sex present took advantage
Of the opportunity To meet the charming
woman OF the company.
Miss Jennie Lindley Magee. the well
music teacher. daughter OF Mr..
Mrs. Thomas r. Msgee. and Ernest
Sa muel Craig Of the Nicholson File com
were united in marriage at 5 O'Clock
afternoon AT the home OF
the bride. AZ Public street. Miss Mary
Mclaughlin Of Boston was maid Of honor
James +. Sayles attended the groom
as best man. The bride was attired In
, handsome gown OF white silk. with yoke
panels Of princes-e lace and chiffon
and carried n shower OF bride
roses. The maid OF honor was gowuod
blue louisine trimmed with Mechlin
and carried n bouquet OF white
,hrysanthemums.
Arthur Dixon is visiting his aunt Mrs.
Albert Hoyle, in Beaver River valley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles BOSS were re-
Gently the guests OF Mrs. Erwin Boss
at Hope valley.
4 r. Paine was a recent visitor at
slatersville.
The wedding Of Charles r.. Peterson
and Miss Elizabeth Marie Rube, al Mon
tello. Mass. recently. was attended bv
many Providence relatives and friends ~
tho contracting parties. The bride. who
formerly lived here. IL tho daughter ~
Mr.. and Mrs. a, ~ Bube. 14 Chestnut
avenue. Montello. and he bridegroom is
mo ~ the ~hest-knovr Swedish residents
NJ the tovux
Mrs Harrietts VI Miller began her
class ~ young misses and bows
In the parlor ~ the Washington Park NJ.