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

The bride wore a dainty gown OF white
chiffon and lace, with tulle veil and
orange blossoms. Ornament, diamond
chain and cross.
The bridesmaids, Miss Marion Lawson
and Miss Dorothy Lawson. sisters OF the
bride wore gowns OF white chiffon and
carried red liberty roses.
The flower girl. Miss Bunny Lawson,
sister OF the bride, wore an empire dress
of white muslin, lace cap and blue rib
bons. shoes and silk stockings.
The best man was Mr. Ezra p Bar
stow.
The ushers were Mr.. Arnold Lawson.
DR.. Lawrence oliver. Mr.. f. NJ. Stanwood,
Jr DR. J. NJ. Little, Jr. Mr.. Phillip
French, Mr.. c, II McDuffie
Music for the occasion was furnished
by Mr.. Arthur Hyde, organist OF choir Of
Emanuel church. Boston. for the cere-
mony For the breakfast, Mr.. Lafrlcan's
orchestra.
WONDERFUL DECORATIONS.
The decorations. by Edward MacMul-
kin. were marvelously beautiful.
The decoration OF the house and
grounds. embodying the idea OF a har-
vest wedding. was the result Of much
thought on the part Of Mr.. Lawson who
found the time TO study out and plan
the most minute details. Sketches in
detail OF the different halls. rooms and
entrances were drawn by him "a he ex
pected them 10 look when finished. and
handed TO Mr., MacMulkin. with instruc-
tions TO execute them IN a manner as
near perfection as IL was possible 10 at
tain
The designing Of these decorations TO
one who loves flowers and fruit as Mr.
Lawson does was a source OF great pleas
ure and the result obtained has amply
compensated him not only in the general
harmony OF coIoring, but in the taste dis
played I'm the execution OF the work
The decorations. beginning at the home
gate. opposite Egypt depot, consisted OF
great sheaves Of corn and wheat on a
base Of vegetables picked from the gar
dens AT Dreamwo.a Rising out OF the
sheaves were the tall white piers OF the
gateway, surmounted by the beautiful
arch. trimmed with graceful festoons OF
laurel into which were woven sprays Of
apples. pears. grapes. etc, and suspended
from tho center OF the arch great bell
of Lawson carnations.
At the entrance 10 the home grounds.
near the house, through which the guests
pa ssed was an arch similar To the home
pended large bell OF Lawson carnations.
At the Tollway gate the same effect was
carried out I'm grains and vegetables.
DREAMwOLD WELL NAMED.
Coming up the drive 10 Dreamwold hall.
banked on each side with bay trees and
large tubs OF hydrangeas I'm bloom, is
the porte cochere at the end and the en-
trance 10 the hall This was beautifully
garlanded with festoons of laurel into
which was woven all kinds OF fruit.
On each side OF the door stood a sheai
OF rye resting on base OF squash. corn
tomatoes and other vegetables, and over
the door and sides OF the entrance were
hung long sprays OF the red-berried cclas-
trus.
Passing I'm Dreamwold hall the decora-
tions OF the magnificent ebony hall and
stairway. situated between the dining and
living rooms. were entirely of red roses
and greenery. Back Of each of the eight
electric light lanterns ~ TIFFANY glass
which come out of the wall little above
the head. was n fan-shaped bunch ot
\ American beauty roses. and festooned
over the shel-shaped exit 10 the rear
lawn. the entrances 10 the stairway ana
other rooms were long sprays OF the
same rose
Graceful SPRAYS and ropes OF red roses
| and greenery radiated from the dome or
the chandelier In the centre TO the cor