The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-20

pink roses being predominant and the re-
ception and dining room presented beau
tful appearance. Among those assisting
Mrs Richmond were Mrs Wallace Chand-
Ter and Mrs. knight c, Richmond who
presided AT tho tea table. while Mrs
Royal C. Taft, Jr. and Mrs Allen O.
Chase served the ices Among those who
were present and enjoyed the hospitality
OF the hostess were Mrs. Frank r. Rich
mond, I'd Mrs. Roscoe StetsOu Washburn
Mrs Nathaniel Smith, Mrs Samuel NJ
Nicholson. Miss Elizabeth Nicholson.
Miss Alice Grosyenor. Miss Caroline
Grosvenor, Miss Georgia Frances Fiske.
Miss Rowena Campbell Miss Hope Shep-
ley Mrs. Walter s. Hackney. Mrs. Jack"
Lewis. Miss Isabel Pcgram. Mrs. G.
Richmond Parsons, Mrs. Charles Merl-
rlman and Mrs. William r.. Tillinghast.
Newport liz agog over the coming mar
riago OF Anita l.. Sands and Harold Minot
in June.
Miss Sands Is n famous beauty. She
has an abundance OF chestnut tresses
dark liquid eyes peach and cream COM
pleNion. is OF medium height and perfect
figure. She Is "A famed tennis expert and
one OF the best known players OF the
game
Modlstcs OF renown are now busy with
the trousseau, which. 1t is understood
will be very elabrate even for this capital
OF fashion.
Colonel Felix r. Wendelschaefer has
purchased the magnificent estate OF Mr.
Englehart G. Ostby on Waterman street
Miss Helen Capron entertained AT her
home on Angel street on Monday after
noon last In honor of her guest. Miss Lu-
Gle I'M, a charming southern girl from
Louisville, Ky.
eARSToW- W-GUERNSEY WEDDING
AT tho home OF Mrs Amos G.. Barstow
on Angel street on Tuesday evening Miss
Mary Mason Barstow and Rev. Henry #.
Guernsey OF Wostneld. n. j. were mar
ried by Rev. Edward Moore. former pastor
OF the Central Congregational church as
sisted by Rev. James q. Nose OF the
Benehcent Congregational church
AT the reception which followed about
800 guests were entertained
Miss Barstow had for her maids Of
honor Miss Alison Locke OF Jacksonville.
Fla. aud Miss Grace Barstow. a sister
OF the bride. Miss Marian Harris. MISS
Mabel Potter and Miss Louise Fiske OF
Brooklyn. n Y. were the flower girls
The ushers were Rev. Albert RoraSacK,
assistant pastor OF the Central Copsre-
gational church; Mr.. Bert BALDWIN. Nj.
Taggcrt OF westheld. n. j.. and Nh. Ar
thur Thomas
The bride wore a beautiful gown of
white satin crepe. cut la princessc, the
skirt being trimmed with panel effect -
point and duchcsse lace. which followed
the front breadth from the waist 10 the
hem OF the skirt a yoke OF point and
duchesse lace filled the low-cut bodice.
which was finished with a bertha OF the
same lace. The short sleeves were
shirred TO the elbow and finished with "a
ruffie OF duchesse lace. The bodice had
for garniture some OF the same IA a. which
was draped beneath the bertha
Miss Barstow carried n shower bouquet
OF Bride roses. lilies OF the valley ana
spirea.
The gowns worn by the maids OF honor
were OF white mousseline. showered with
pink roses. The bodices were shirred with
princesse effect and pink shrred girdles
were worn A yoke and bertha OF deli
cate lace. shower bouquets of pink roses
and small pink rose wreaths in the c)if-
fure completed the toilettes.
The flower girls wore white embroidered
batistc with pink ribbon garniture The ir
sleeves and stockings were OF pink and
they carried openwork baskets OF pink
roses scattering the petals before the
bridal party.
At the first anniversary Tuesday even
ing Of THE Bachelors" with a dinner
Of thirty covers at Gelbs the prcsi-
dent Mr.. William VI. T. Freeman. re-
ceived a large silver loving cup from the
members.
A vaudeville program followed the din
ner, after which dancing was enjoyed AT
Sissons academy
The committee consisted " r l..
Davis $, A. Howard, j. III. J. Stevenson.
The patronesses were Mrs. Lewis Will
liams and Mrs. James V. Bcuzard