The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-11-23

Judge and Mrs. lie Baron Bradford Colt
have issued invitations for the debut OF
their daughter. Miss Elizabeth Linda Colt
miss Primrose ColD. II will be a recep-
tion and dance to be held at spnk's as
sembly rooms on the evening OF Monday.
Dec. 3.
Mr.. A. Tingley Wall with his family
have moved from his East Greenwich
home TO take mp their residence in his
home on George street.
Mrs. Wall will entertain in honor OF her
daughter. Miss Helen Wall one OF this
seasons debutantes. on Dec. Is.
The engagement was announced OF
Wednesday OF Miss Elizabeth Brayman
TO Mr.. Harold Knight son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard ID. knight. of Benevolent
street.
Much interest Is taken in the football
games on Saturday. Many Providence
people are planning 20 go down to Cam
bridge for the e-Harvard game.
contingent will go on the special train TO
Springfield. where Brown hopes to defeat
Dartmouth on Hampden field.
The Alpha Delta Phi fraternity will en-.
day evening, the 27th. at a small dance.
Last evening at Infantry hall occurred
| the first OF the series OF three concerts
. by the Boston Symphony 10 be given here
| in Providence this winter DR. Karl Muck
is the new conductor AS Is customary NJ
| the first concert OF the season. there were
no sooists The program Included
Beethovens Symphony In minor NO. D.
. wagner's Elm Faust" overture: Sieg-
fried Idyll and vorspiel, Die Meinster-
singer Won Nuremberg.
Miss Primrose Colt. daughter of Judge
lie Baron h. Colt. left this city yesterday
for Washington, ID. 6.
Mr.. Arthur H. Watson with his daugh-
ters. Mrs. John II. Lewis and Miss Anita
Watson. left yesterday TO attend the New
York Horse Show returning 10 Providence
Saturday.
quiet wedding i'm prominent families
occurred on Monday afternoon at the
home OF Gen. aud Mrs. Elisha III. Rhodes
on Benefit street. II was the wedding or
| their daughter Miss Alice Caroline
| Rhodes TO Mr.. Howard Phetteplace Chace.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
John Richard Brown, pastor OF the Cen
tral Baptist church.
The bride was given away by her father
and her two young nephews. Elisha Hunt
Rhodes. I'd. and Frederick Miller Rhodes,
Jr, attended her. Mr. Edward shaw I'd.
was the best man and the ushers were
Mr.. Frederick Miller Rhodes and Mr..
William &. Fry.
The bride wore gown OF white corded
silk with wide lace collar and veil OF
tulle. Her bouquet was OF bride roses.
Mrs. Rhodes was gowned In Brussels
net over black silk.
Music was furnished by Frank Raia
and Miss Virginia Anderson. Upon return
ing from their wedding trip. Mr. and Mrs.
Chsce will reside on Fruit Hill avenue,
North Providence.
Providence people are interested In the
wedding which took place on Wednesday,
the fourteenth OF November. in San Fran
cisco. of Miss Mary Swami Page, daugh-
ter OF Mrs Robert Carter Page TO Mr..
William Bowers Brown ingalls,.
On Monday evening a the Crown Hotel
= banquet was rendered 10 Mr.. John Il.
OConnell. recently elected TO tho posi-
tion OF ninth representative from the city
OF Providence 10 the general assembly.
The party included about thirty OF his
friends and was OF an Informal character.
Mr. O'Connell spoke on the late cam
paign and there were also short speeches
nv Thomas A. O'Gorman. MIR. William
Schloss. Dr. Edward +. Carroll. Mr.. Viii
liam +. Foresral. Mr. c. Woodbury. Cor
man and Mr. A. Dimond. Music was fur
nished by Maguires orchestra. Tho deco
rs tons were OF bunting and ferns. Tho
POSTMASTER was Mr.. ID. Y. Rose. A spe-
cial feature of the occasion was a poem
written by Mr.. r. c. OBrien
Mr. Mark Nichols. the well-known drug
gist, has accepted a position as travelling
salesman for the National Cigar Stands
company.
Miss Stella Cullerson OF Benefit street.
accompanied by Mrs. Gilbert r. King, Wis
tied the horse show at New York this
week.
Col J. w Ellis Of this city visited the
horse show at New York this week.
Miss Christine Park Marshall daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs William T. Mar
shall. was united in marriage to William
Hamilton Dumican Wednesday afternoon
at the home OF her parents on Jewett
street DR.. John Med. Tlervey pastor OF
the Second United Presbyterian church.
performed the ceremony Friends and
relatives from New York Boston and this
city were present.
The bride wore a gown of cream silk
zbeine. in Irish point lace. The brides
maid. Miss Gertrude Angel. wore a pink
silk null. trimmed in Valenciennes lace.
The little flower girls. Margaret Benja-
min Of New York and Sarah Folwell OF
Providence. carried magenta chrysanthe-
NUNS.
The groomsman was Albert J. Mar
shall. brother of the bride. Miss Eliza
beth Benjamin OF New York played the
wedding march.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dumcan will live at li6