The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-12-17
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Mrs Henry w. Wilkinson and Miss
Wilkinson gave very charming tea yes
terday from to :, at their residence on
Bowen street. The rooms were artisti-
cally arranged and the draperies. many
Of them Of rare Eastern fabrics, tastefully
disposed. The assistants were Mrs,
jerks. Mrs f. C.. Sayles Of Pawtucket.
Mrs. Walter Is. Vincent, Mrs. Charles
Matteson. Mrs. Roscoe Wasnburn, Mrs.
Stephen Waterman, Mrs. +. g. Moore,
Miss Hopkins os Brookline, Miss Jeuks
OF Pawtucket, Miss Chase, Miss Gordon
OF Boston, Miss Danielson, Miss Vincent,
Miss Sprague, Miss George and Miss
Kenyon. Among the guests present were
Gov and Mrs Brown, Chief Justice Nat
teson. Mr.. Justice aud Mrs. Stiness, Miss
Stiuess, Mr.. Henry G. Tilden, Judge Car
penter, Col. and Mrs Brown. Col.
and Mrs Stearns, Miss Stearns.
Miss Carrie Stearns, Mr.. c. f. Stearns
of Pawtucket, Mr.. Walter b. Vincent.
Rev T.. c. Moore. ex-Gov. and Mrs.
Taft, Mr.. aud Mrs Frederic Tabor, Mrs.
II. Seward Wilcox of Troy, Mrs. g. w.
II. Matteson, Miss Matteson, Mr.. Frank
Matteson. Prof and Mrs Harkness,
Prof aud Mrs. Albert G.. Harkness. Mrs.
John A. Cross. Mrs. LYMAN B. Friez',
Mrs. Clinton H. Weeden, Mrs. Walter
Peck, Mr.. and Mrs. George A Littlefield,
Mr.. Prest OF Boston, Mr.. Edward Rath-
bone, Mrs Carpenter, Mr. aud Mrs. Will
liam A. Spicer. Mr.. John w. Vernon,
Mrs. John w. Danielson, Mrs. Albert G..
Utley. Mr.. aud Mrs. Charles ii. Tucker,
Mrs. Robert Is. Chapman, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lyman h. Golf, Lyman H. Golf of Paw
tucket. Mr.. and Mrs. j. Nj. Addeman,
aud Miss hddeman.
Mrs. Ii. Seward Wilcox. who has been
the guest OF Mrs. Walter B. Vincent, left
this morning Tor her home in Troy, n. \.
The pupils of Mrs. Abbie c. Shepardson-
Nauck will give Christmas recital in
Blackstone Hall this evening AZ O'Clock.
Col. Walter p. Phillips, for many years
manager OF the United Press ani who
will have charge of the recently ANAL
gamated news gathering service that has
absorbed the Associated Press, began his
career in this city, aud acquired his knowl-
edge Of telegraphy and the newspaper
business here.
Mrs. LYMAN Kapp and Miss Klapp
gave "a delightful tea Thursday afternoon
from 3 until Z, at their residence on Hope
street.
The pupils Of Miss Mccarthy, and
other talent, gave a musical and literary
entertainment last evening in the rooms
OF the Womeu's Christian Temperance
Union in Butler Exchange, giving very
enjoyable program.
The first of the series OF lectures to be
delivered on musical subjects by Herr
Hans Schneider before the South Kings
town Music Association will be given
Monday, the 10th, and the subject, DIFF
ferent Schools of Composers,
Mr.. Albert Ii. Smith spent part OF the
week at the Normaudie. Washington,
ID. G.
Mrs. William Goddard, Miss Hope
Goddard, of this city, and Hamilton B.
Tompkins, of Newport. were among the
guests at the "Patriarch's ball." which
occurred Monday at Delmonico's, New
York.
Mr.. g. L. Barber, of Hope Valley. Mr..
H. II. Brainerd. of this city, paid Wash
ington a visit during the week.
Mr.. John B. Herresnoff, OF Bristol.
spent part Of the week at the Albemarle,
New York,
Ex-Gov. Royal e. Taft registered the
early part of the week at the Fifth Ave
nue, New York.