Putnam patriot., 1919-10-03
RICHARDSON-COLLISS

North Grosvenor-D -Dale.-A very pretty wedding took place at the Methodist Episcopal church here. last Saturday afternoon, when Miss Anna Harriet Richardson became the wife of Charles Webster Colliss. The bride wore a dress of white georgette crepe over white silk, and a white silk veil in cap form. She carried wreath .of orange blossoms and bouquet of white roses in shower form. The bridesmaid, Miss Laura V. Spencer of Providence, wore dress of pink geor- getter crepe over pink silk and carried a bouquet of pink roses, Two flower girls. Miss Hazel Evelyn Richardson, sister ef the bride, and Miss Ruth Estella Mallette of Providence, a cou- sin of the bride. each wore a dress of white silk voile and carried basket of flowers, which they spread in front of the bride as she marched in.
 ]. Burton Tourtellotte of Worces- ter was best man. Kenneth R. Spencer of Providence was the ring bearer and carried silver tray, lined with white roses, and containing the two wedding rings. The church was very prettily decorated with cut flowers and autumn leaves and was full of relatives and friends of the bride and groom. The bride, bridesmaid and flower girls came down the left aisle of the church, and the groom, best man and ring bearer came down the right aisle, while the wedding march was being played by Mrs. Leon N. Walker They were met at the altar by the Rev. James A. Wood, who per formed the wedding ceremony, the Episcopal form of the double ring service being used. The bride was given away by her mother, Mrs Eva Richardson.
 Immediately after the wedding 8 trip was made to Webster for the purpose of having the pictures taken Upon the return from Webster re- ception was held at the home of Mrs. Eva Richardson, mother of the bride. The house was very prettily decorated with autumn leaves and flowers. The reception was well attended by many l friends of the bride and groom.
 After the reception the bride and groom left for weeks wedding tour to New York and Atlantic City Be- i fore leaving the bride presented the I bridesmaid with ten dollars in gold, while the groom did likewise to his best man. The wedding gifts were many and beautiful.
 A dinner set of 100 pieces, a dress CT and pictures, Mrs. Eva Richardson, mother of the bride; the wedding cake, Mrs. Bertha Mallette of Provi-
 dence, cousin of the bride; Liberty
 bond and check, Edward H. Stone,
 uncle of the bride; Liberty bond and ] check, MT. and Mrs. Edward Blood
 parents of the groom; Liberty bond
 MT. and Mrs. Byron Spencer of Prov
 idence; eight dollars, from Miss Haze
 E. Richardson, sister of the bride
 one-half dozen silver spoons, John j
 Bellows. uncle of the bride; flower
 vase. MT and Mrs Horatio F.. Bellows
 and son; silver bread tray, J Burton
 Tourtellotte of Worcester; silver sug
 ar shell and butter knife, MT. ant
 Mrs. John Riley; silver cheese knife George A. Wetherell, cousin of tht
 groom; silver cold meat fork, Mir. ant
 Mrs. Louis E. Walker; silver colt
 meat I0Gk, IeoH anu NtiidiiSS p"nSi ushers; two silver table spoons, MT
 and Mrs. Arthur Lyon, Charlton
 Mass; one dozen silver knives ant
 forks. William Frasier, Putnam; silve } soup ladle, Francis and Agnes Au clair; cut glass fruit dish, Mrs. E Freudenthal and daughters; cut glas cream set and flower vase, MT an' : Mrs. Albin H. Stone, Blackstone . cake set, Miss Margaret Welsh, Valle, l Falls, R. l.; cut glass bon bon dish Mr and Mrs. Leon N. Walker; chini
 cream set, MT. and Mrs. Arthur Lyon Charlton, Mass. china syrup pitcher ! MT. and Mrs. Harry Kemp, Dodge Mass; water set, Mir. and Mrs. B. l Spencer. Providence; tea set, Mir am l Mrs. Frank Hebert, Webster; clock l Ruth and Marion Colliss, sisters of tn } groom; black walnut Japanese tray MT. and Mrs J. Burton Tourtellott : and family, Worcester; hemstitche 7 linen table cloth, Miss Laura V. Spen : cer of Providence; linen table cloth l Sarah and Eva King, Arctic, R. I. : half dozen napkins, Mir. and Mrs. Jos } Baker; white bedspread, MT. and Mrs William King, Arctic, R. l. !; handmad : linen chocolate set, MT. and Mrs. Sam l. uel Holloway, Providence; two turkis : bath towels, MT and Mrs. Fred V Spencer, Providence; embroidere pillow slip, Byron E. Spencer, Prov ) dence; table cloth, Mir. and Mrs. Ad rien Godaury, Webster; two linen tow ' els, MT. and Mrs. c. Frank Thompson Worcacfer