The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-11

friends were present. and from 7:30 until
l0:30 Mr.. and Mrs. Kettlety received their
congratulations. They were assisted In
receiving by their eldest son, Mr.. Frank
| Kettlety, and wife. and Earl and Elton
| Kettlety officiated as ushers.
During the evening a musical program
was rendered and late dancing was en-
joyed.
The musical program was as follows:
J Vocal quartet Rev. Ralph, Frank and
! Elton Kettlety; plano and VIOLIN Earl and
Ruth Kettlety; singing, Elton Kettlety:
cello and piano. George Kettlety and Miss
| Clarene Kettlety; plano solo, Miss Mari Oh
Lane; instrumental trio. Roy Kettlety,
| flute; Ralph Kettlety, cello. and Frank
Kettlety. (edno
Mr.. George William Hughill and Miss
! Elizabeth II. Sheldon were united i'm mar
riage on Tuesday afternoon last by tho
Rev. l. J.. Henson. ID. d. pastor OF the
Cranston Street Baptist church.
Mr.. Herbert ID. Johnson, well known in
this city and Pawtuxet. and Miss Bessie
Faith Kennedy were united I'm marriage
at the homo OF Miss Kennedy at "Dide-
a-Wee" cottage at Moosup Valley Wednes-
day afternon at 5 o'clock The bride In the
daughter OF Mr. Harley Kennedy and the
groom is a son OF Albro Johnson. for
many years n resident OF Pawtuxet.
There were no invited guests outside the
immediate families and among those pres
sent were Mrs. Susie Kennedy. Miss Della
and William Kennedy. Augustus LeGur-
die. Miss Irene LeGurdie, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph w. Johnson. Miss Johnson, Mas
ter Ralph Johnson and c. Albro Johnson.
The wedding march was played by Miss
Pearl Johnson OF this city and the bride
rufn lo.. rix
med with insets OF bow-knots OF lace.
Rev. Fred NJ. Baker OF North Sterling
Conn, conducted the ceremony.
Mr.. William III. McAvoy has returned
after being the guest OF his sister. Mrs.
John J. Murray at westerly.
Mrs. julia Adie Anthony OF Adelaide
avenue will give a neighborhood reception
at her home tomorrow afternoon.
Mrs John p Donovan OF SIS Thayer
street Is entertaining her sister. Mrs.
Bartlett OF Alameda, N. Y.
The annual meeting OF he Federation OF
Rhode Island Musical clubs will be held
on Monday next In Recital hall. ButleS
Exchange, Mrs. Ema Winslow Childs Is
chairman.
Mr.. william Nelson is visiting at West
erly.
Mr.. Charles c. Sweet Of this city are
now on their farm at Exeter Valley fo-
the summer
Mrs. Abbie Cole has leased the Asa
Church house at Charlestown.
Miss Marion Greene OF Charlestown is
visiting relatives here.
Mrs Walter e. Hackney Is being enter
tained by Miss Edith Austin OF Boston
Miss Elizabeth Greed. who has been the
guest OF her cousin at Blackstone has re-
turned home.
Mrs. Daniel G. Marston OF West Med
way is In the city as the guest OF rela-
tives.
Mr. and Mrs A. Curtis Tingley. who
have been abroad for some time are ex-
pected 10 arrive in New York in few
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. william r. Tillinghast
have returned from stay in the Berk-
shires
Mr.. and Mrs Stewart NJ. Aldrich are
being entertained by Boston Friends.
Mrs. Edward Pearce is visiting at ST.
Paul. MINI
Mrs. Jere Campbell satls for Europe
next week
Miss Katherine Sterns and Miss Carol
Sterns have returned from California.
Among those who enjoyed the FIRST
night OF ''The Ham Tree" at the Provi-
dence Opera House on Monday were: Mr..
William Penn Mather. Miss Ruth Mather.
Mr. and Mrs Ralph |. Watrous. Mr. Ben
jamin Adams. Mr. Russell knight, Mr..
and Mrs Maynard. Miss Florence Hamfl-
| ton, Mr.. John y. Lennon, Mr.. Joseph Da-
| voll, Hon. J. G.. b. Woods, Col Harold
J. Gross, Miss Mary Colt, Mr. Il. Tudor
Gross. Miss Caroline Eddy. Mr.. and Mrs
Daniel Jackson and Mr. and Mrs Arthur
| Il. Lisle.
Mrs. Frederick L. White and Mrs John
". Hambly entertained with delightful
| luncheon at the Wannamoisett club on
| Monday last.
Miss Norma T.. Ferguson Is at saranac
Lake.
The Squantum club opens with It's nrst
regular Wednesday on May q and the
| first ladies' day has been fixd for June l6.
| The first regular Tuesday at the Pomnam
/ club will be on May % and the ladies'
days will be June l5. July 10. September
Z and 18th.
pAWTUCKET SOCIAL
The Pawtucket Social club has taken
out a charter at the secretary OF states
office The incorporators are Mr.. Joseph
b. McGrath, Mr.. Harry A. Warburton. "a,
Mr.. william J. Mcfarland, Mr.. A. w.
Bensley and Mr.. Garnet w. Marsden.