The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-06-07

er. Mr.. Alonzo Roger williams. who gave
her away, and by Mrs Robert w. Sayies
as rnatron OF honor, and the following
bridesmaids, Miss Helen Cranston. Mis-.
Isabel Brown, Miss Patty Rockwell ano
Mrs George A. Goulding. The matron OF
honor's gown was of white lace In EN-
pire style, ornamented with gold trlm
mings. Her hat was OF white Neapolitar
with gold and maribeau trimmings. She
carried yellow Marchalneil roses. The
bride esmaids were gowned alike in white
silk net over white silk. and trimmed
with green ribbon and silver. Their hats
were OF white Neapolitan with white
they carried pink bridesmaid roses. Little
Miss Margaret Budlong OF Boston was
! flower girl. She wore white muslin
trimmed with pink ribbons and lace. and
carried a basket hat filled with Marguer-
| ites.
Mr.. Vose's best man was his brother
Mr.. Nathaniel Vose. and the ushers were
Col. Stanley @. Smith. Of Woonsocket
Mr.. Mr. Herbert q. Beade Of Pawtucket. and
Mr.. G.. Edward Buxton, Jr., OF Provi-
dence. After the ceremony a wedding
breakfast was held at the home of the
bride on Gushing street.
FARRINGTON-BU
At st. Luke's church. East Greenwich
Wednesday evening, the marriage OF Miss
Marguerite Hutchins Butts, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. George r. Butts OF Chepi-
wanoxet, to Mr.. Louis Wright Earring
ton, son OF Mrs. William u. harrington
took place. The ushers were Mr.. Howard
liam l.. sharpe and Mr.. Eberhard r.
Butts brother OF the bride. The matron
OF honor was Mrs. Howard v. Allen, and
the maid OF honor, Miss Ethel @. Martin
OF New York. The best man was Dr.
Fenwick G. Taggart, and the ceremony
was performed by Rev. William Worth
ington, rector OF the church. The bride
wore gown of white liberty satin
trimmed with Devonshire lace and orange
blossoms, and carried a shower bouquet
OF Bride roses and lilies OF the valley. The
matron OF honor and maid Of honor wore
white silk muslin trimmed with medal
lions Of flet lace and Empire grdles OF
left last night for wedding trip, and
viii he at home on Wednesday, July "a,
at "Cedarhurst."
CASEY-EARLE.
At her. home. 90 Power street, Wednes-
day evening. Miss Maria Louise Earle
daughter of the late William III. Earle,
was married to Mr.. John Iaertes Casey
Prof Fred w. Marvel of Brown uni
versity was best man, and the ushers
were the brothers OF the bride, Mr.. Ralph
B. Earle and Mr.. William III. Earle. Miss
Earle was attended by her cousin, Miss
| Cornella Earle as maid OF honor. and es-
corted by her uncle. Mr.. Rsswen Bar,
rows. Rev. Augustus NJ. Lord. pastor ol
| the First Congregational church. per
| formed the ceremony. Mr.; and Mrs. ca
| sey were assisted in receiving by Miss
| Hope a. Earle aunt OF the bride; Miss
| Cecilia Barrows of Boston, the bride
cousin, and Mrs. Carrie NJ. Casey, mother
| OF the1sroom. The bride wore gown o.
white crepe de chine. with garniture o.
] Empress lace. and tulle VEIL caught
with orange blossoms. She wore cres
| cent OF diamonds. the gift OF the groom
| and carried bridal roses and lilies OF the
| white
| silk muslin. lowered with pink, MADE
| over pink silk.
Mr.. and Mrs. Casey will live at 60 Wey,
mouth street. where they will be at home
! TO their friends Sept IL and rs.
FLINT-SUTCLIFFE.
| Miss Edith Dyson Sutohffe. daughter o.
| Mrs Mary Sutchffe, was united in mar
riage 20 Harvey James Flint, son OF Mr.
| and Mrs. George n. Flint. Wednesda,
evening at s o'clock in All Saints Memor
| ial church. The bride, escorted by he
brotherin-law. zachsriah r. Tucker, en-
tered the church. and, preceded by tn
ushers. bridesmaids and flower girl. pass
ed down the aisle 10 the strains of th'
! Bridal Chorus from ''Lohergrin' 4
meet the bridegroom and his best man
Dutee Wilcox Flint. at the altar. wher'
| the ceremony was performed by Rev
Charles A. Denfield of the Church of tn
| TRANSPORTATION and the rector of Al
Saints church. Rev Arthur Morgan Au
cock The bride wore a beautiful Empir
gown of white radium silk. with dee
yoke and sleeves OF princesse lace. Tn
tulle veil was fastened with wreath o
! orange blossoms and she carried show
Ell bouquet of Bride roses and hlies Of tn
valley The bridesmaids, Miss Louis
| Whitehouse. Miss Lila Tucker and Mis-
| Nettie Forshner, wore Empire gowns o
white silk tissue strewn with apple bios
| SONS. over pale pink and bodice, whicl
was also ornamented with point de Vents
| lace and Japanese sleeves. The little flow
| er girl Eloise Canforth, OF Buffalo, n. Y
a cousin of the bridegroom, wore frocl
| OF dotted white muslin over pink SILK
with pink sash, and carried basket o
| Marguerites After the ceremony a recep
| tion was at the brides home on Alber
| avenue Supper was served and an or
| chestra furnished music at the reception
| The ushers were George II. Flint, Jr
brother OF the bridegroom: G. Kennel
Ear.e, Forrest J. Perkins. Howard Dute
| Wilcox Walter Iockhart and Benjami
Peckham. The bridegroom's gift to tn
bride was a diamond Princesse ring, an
| TO his ushers he gave scarfpins witt
| chrysaphase sex I'm n shield. The bride
gifts 10 her attendants were gold brooches
with turquoise matrix and pearl MI
| and Mrs Flint will live with Mr.. Flint
parents on Columbia avenue. Edgewood
MACOMBER-DAY.
Miss Emily Brainard Day, daughter o
! Mr.. and Mrs. James w. Day, was mar
ried Wednesday evening 10 Edward Sum
ner Macomber of New Bedford. at tn
| brides parents home, 2l0 Midway street
The ceremony was performed by Rev. Ed
ward F. Sanderson of the Central Con
gregational church. The wedding part.
composed eight pages, the nephews an
neices OF the bride as follows: Raymon
and Lorie Woodley. Edwin and Dorranc
Day, Richard Day, and Mary Woodley
George r. woodley. Sd, and Horace Wood
ley; tho ushers, Howard ID. and Horac
Day, brothers OF the bride. the maid o
honor, Miss Marion Day, sister OF tn
bride. and the bride and her father, Ar
mold Warren of this city served as bes
man The bride was gowned In whit
duchesse satin, trimmed with Irish poin
lace. Her veil OF tulle was fastened witt
a wreath OF small pink buds. and she car
ried n shower bouquet OF lilies of the val
| lev and Bride roses. The maid OF homo
wore an Empire gown OF pink chiffan an,
carried shower bouquet OF pink pea
and mignonotte.
Mr.. and Mrs. Macomber will live II
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