The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-09-17
Among
Our Own
People.

Gen. and Mrs. Thomas w. Chcae were
among the prominent people on the Plat
form OF the National Woman's Republi-
can Convention at Buffalo yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. G. Potter aud Charles
w. Chapman OF this city. Will arrive on
the Furnessia, due at New York to-mor-
row or Monday from Glasgow.
Miss Hope Goddard closed the Acosta
Cottage which she has been occupying
this summer at Newport and has gone 10
New York.
Mrs. C. Monaghan of this city. arrived
late this week from Glasgow Oh the State
Of Nevada.
Mrs. AMI Miss Carique OF Broadway,
entertained Thursday evening, at their
home, the party which spent iew "eeks
this summer at Fortune ROCK, Me-, anu
of which they were members.
Mrs. Ferdinand Won Olker and Miss
Maud Won Oker left providence yes ter
day for Boston, in which city they will
permanently reside.
Arthur Herburt of Newport, is a pas
senger on the Britannia, Ell route Tor Liv-
erpool.
Mr.. and Mrs Francis Pratt and Moses
jenkins re- expected to arrive the hrst OF
the week from Europe.
The Misses Blake at Shawomet gave
whist rarity Wednesday evening. Among
the guests were Mr.. and Mrs Leete, Mr..
and Mrs. q. O. Read. Mr.. and Mrs. Nc
Coll, Mr.. and Mrs. f. Eugene Barker OF
Pawtucket, and DR.. and Mrs. Earl Z.
Halves OF this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. J.White OF Pawtucket
paid the Congress Hail. Saratoga Springs,
u visit during the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. S. Dewes paid the Fifth
Avenue, New York, a visit during the
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Steinert gave an
informal reception to n few friends TO
meet Miss Mollie Steinert OF New Haven,
last evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Prescott Baker and
their two sons, Masters Leslie and Alfred
of Newport, leave South Hampton the
18th. on the North German Lloyd steamer
Saal for New York.
NJ. p. Bonenze spent the week at the
Worden, Saratoga Springs, n. Y.
w. O'Neil spent the early part of the
week Mt Hotel Meurice, Paris
Mrs. ). Brogham was guest for few
days Of the week at the Brunswick, Bos-
ton.
William f. Atwood of Killingly. Conn.,,
was in town yesterday as the guest OF
Robert l.. Barker.
j. 4. Coldwell of Newburg, n Y, has
been visiting friends in this city. Mr..
Coldwell is the well-known inventor OF
various devices for lawn moving.
Mrs. Arthur Goldman spent part of the
week at the Fifth Avenue Hotel, New
York.
Mrs. M. Fl. Talcott and Da vid McNew.
Ill - hn l,ta
arrivals this week at the Commercial.
Saratoga.
O. f. Aylsworth and A. T. James spent
part of the week at the Thorndike, Bos-
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. F. McGeath paid the
Adelphi, Saratoga, visit during the
week.
w. n. White registered during the week
at Hotel Schmidt, New Orleans, La.
John Eddy was guest for few days
York.
Charles Atkinson has just arrived from
abroad. and reports his trip from New
York TO PROVIDENCE as rougher than any
OF his ocean experiences.
Miss Mabel Davis, daughter of the Hon.
Thomas Davis Of this city, has just re-
turned from Europe, whore she has been
since April last. Miss Davis took the
steamer Werra for Genoa, Italy. but dis
embarking at Gibraltar visited Tangiers,
in Africa. Spain, and made an extended
tour on the continent OF Europe.
Rev. and Mrs. William House were
among the recent arrivals this week at
DIR. Strong's Sanitarium. Saratoga.
Col. Robert Goddard, with his sister.
Mrs. Il. V. Shepherd. arrived during the
week at Lucerne, Switzerland.
Prof. J. II. Appleton was guest OF the
Ebbitt House, Washington, for a few
days Of the week.
City Engineer j. Herbert Sheda regis
tered during the week at the Falmouth,
Portland, Me.
John ]. Whiting spent part OF the week
at the Adams House, Boston.
Miss II. Stubbs registered during the
week at Hotel Normandie, Paris.
Ex-City Engineer Samuel NJ. Gray spent
part OF the week at the Ebbitt, Wash
ngton.
Mr. and Mrs. Elisha Dyer, Jr, are in
New York.
Miss Helen Gamwell and Olive Gam
well are visiting friends in the city.
Mrs. Harriet A. Potter of Los Angeles,
Cal, is visiting at the residence OF +. NJ.
Dimond, 800 Potter's avenue Mrs. Pot
ter has been absent from PROVIDENCE Ave
years.