The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-11-21

MRS. ARTHUR R0TCH, (BORN COLI.)
LONDON every one was asking have you
met Miss Colty Her marriage to Mr..
Rotch will place her at the head OF Bos-
tons most exclusive set, with man sion
on Commonwealth avenue and fine
house in the country. Mr. Rotch not
only inherited money but he m kes it.
He ranks as one of the leading architects
in this country. His bride has no small
artistic talent. She has painted and sold
pictures which have been hung in New
York galleries and well spoken of.
Miss Hope Goddard was charming at
the horse show in New York, gowned in
an empire gown of lilac satin. with half
bodice and slee yes Of mahogany velvet.
She wore pink satin bo 1net em broider-
ed with pearls and ornamented with pink
tips. The Goddarls remained IN New
York during the week.
All the leading society people and de-
butantes of the season in this city have
| formed a club known as the saturday
| Morning Club for musical culture with
| the aid of Louis &. Elson and the leading
| soloists of the Boston Symphony. The
| Tuesday afternoon preceding the Sym
phony concerts the club meets, program
| in hand, and listens to its analysis by Mr..
Elson. The fortnightly Saturday morn-
| ing mseting will be devoted TO the tom-
| plete study of musical instrument.
| For instance, the next subject Will be the
violin, which Mr. kneisei will manipu- :
| late while Mr.. Elson relates it's history,
| the different musical terms usei in refer
| ence to il, aud at the close causes some
delightful strains TO emanate from the
instrument. Another morning will be
to the cello. with Mr.. Schroeder. The
idea has been so captivating and taking
that the applications for admission have
been considered with great care and dis
cretion. The meetings Will be ~ In mum
ber, aud are held at the residence of Mrs.
Anne Gilbreth Cross, 80 Angel street.
The members of this interesting club in
clude the following society people, who
are very much Interested In music: Mrs.
John G. adding Aldrch, Mrs. Edward ,.
Allan, Miss Amy Brown, Miss Wayiand,
Miss Bow en-, Mrs. Ballou, Mrs. Albert
w. Calder, Miss Maria Corliss, Miss
Coleman. Miss Emily Diman. Miss Au-
nette Ham, Mrs. Frederick A. Went
worth Harris, Miss Hamilton, Miss Car
oline Jones. Miss Edith Kimball, Miss
Edna Lewis, Miss florence "A. Little
field, Miss Maynard, Miss Noyes, Miss
Phillips, Mrs Peck, Miss Peck, Mrs. X
III. Rice, Mrs. George III. Shepley, Mrs. w.
ID Sheldon, Miss 1albJt Miss Thurston.
Miss Tucker, Miss Tililnghast, Miss
Tripp, Mrs George III. Prentice, Mrs.
Jonn C.Wyman.
Among the engagements announced
| during the past week is that of Dr. j. A.
O'keele of this city to Miss Anas,asis
Power of New York. The wedding will
probably occur in New York during the
holidays.
The ball to be given in the gymna
sium of Brown University will be til,
first prominent event for the debutante'
this season, a 1t will also be one OF tn,
chief Thanksgiving festivities. The pat
ronesses will he Mrs. Nelson w. Aldrich
Mrs. Arnold Is. Chace. MRS. Charles Il
Dorrance. Mrs. Elisha Dyer, Mrs j. Au
, pustus George, Mrs. Frederick Grinnel
, Mrs. Earl u. Mason, Mrs. Charles Matti
son, Mrs. Walter a. Peck, Mrs. William
G. Rocker, Mrs. Luclan Sharpe, Mrs
Ellery Ill. W llson.
The handsomest flowers received by tn,
bride at the kUtch-ColG wedding at Bris
: tol last week were from Thomas Il.
Goddard, and consisted OF very larg
' bJquet of beauty roses.
| The three Providence brothers OF Capt
Trafford OF Harvard, Char. es A., Richar,
= Ii aud |. .ster, formed part of the mos
interesting group at the football game a
q Springfield on Saturday. The Traitor
= family, which is rather numerous, OF
Q cupied whole section OF the gram
f; stand.
Edward Collins Frost, class OF g
Brown University. n brother of William
= Frost Mr.. Winters assistant on the Ne
8 York Tribune, whose departure for Aspir
: wall Central America, WAS noticed /
,. this column, found OH his arrival at tn
y steamer a large package containing
different parcels, from as many friends !
New England, but principally from thi
citv. There was everything useful an
seasonable for such trip, from chan
p,pne TO a needle and thread case an
Ia there was a good deal of merriment a
the various bundles were opened anu IL
vestigated.
r The Il. n, Club OF Pawtucket will gi,
n reception To their lady friends to-mo
row evening, at their club rooms in Musi
J. Hall building
n Newport is to have two more societ
i weddings before the season, which hs
l. been an unusually long one this yea
4. closes The next Que will take place q
tbe old Trinity Church, and will tie tha
J. of Miss Charlotte Hunnewell Winthrop
n daughter of Egerton l.. Winthrop,
d Henry Sargent Cram of New York.
II Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Leland (born Coz
verse;. will reside this winter a. the Ho,
Renaissauce, New York city.
IL might be interesting to know the or
Gin of the engagement cup fad.
ie Young lady OF this city whose engaQ
"a nent has but recently been announce,
(. ist .e recipient OF more than fifty gift
r. most of them being delicate ChiHa cur
r and saucers so dear TO the heart Of ever
Is woman. This fad might be ~ premiu
for repeated engagements, IL It WASH
pr for the fact. so I am gwen TO understant
IA that thes. presents are 10 be returned
u: cas-, the engagement Is broken.
,s Capt. Bernard w. Trafford OF the fla
ld ward football team, his brother PER-
no who stood up against the mighty Ieffe
- finger, and George Gray. one OF the lila
ward half-b all ot Fall River, req
Ia | ,.r.d AZ the \arragausett Saturda 4