The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-11-23
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There is much interest manifesto at
present in the Bazaar To he Given or the
benefit of the Bethany Home at Infantry
Hail. commencing Dec. 3D.. and cunti u
ing through the week. Gov. ID. Russeii
Brown will be present with his stan and
open the baz1r Thursday evening, the
music being furnisle | by the Providence
symphony Orchestra, under the lead
ership of Pruf. Robert Bonner, through
whose able direc ion the or hestra
has accomplished 80 much, muscally, IN
former seasons. Friday evening will he
set apart as ministers night. Safur 'ay
afternoon will be especially for the chill
drsn and Saturday night. mil airy. Gen.
Kendall will he present with his stan ON
that evening. Among those especially
in crested and whose contributions
have contributed to the mai tain
ance of this most worthy charity
are Gov. ID. Russell Brown, Hon.
Herb-rt w. Ladd, William Goddard, ;.
A. Nightingale, Mavor Potter, Mrs
Thomas j. Hill. Mrs Fcances L. Fenner.
Miss Emily \. Hall, the Rev Charles
Henry Bahcock. Miss Caroline Rich
mrnd, Alfred ; Que. Mrs. Henry a.
Stearns OF Phwtucket. Mrs Thomas II.
Cocroft, Jonathan Bailey. The life mem
Ders are the Rev. t. &. Wesley OF this
city, Hon. Olney Arnold, ana Hon. Henry
b. Me-, calf of PawtGcket.
he reception given bN tue L. N y uD
of Pdwtuclset TO their lady friends, this
year beinS their twenty-tiftn anniversary.
was most enjoyable affair. Their pie s.
ant rooals in the Music Hal building
were Beautifully decorated with potted
pla is ana cnrysg tnemums. The der
N MIXERS Of the ciuD are the substantial
business men of tnr cliy and were boys
W e. tn v organizei the club The an
nual L. N. bal has been the social event
o. he season. " ~ her it Will be given
this year Is undecided.
Mrs. L. Philip Mason gave "comin p
out" reception for her daughter. VI IS
Mason, from : to III last evening"
n ter which a few intimate friends were
iuyi ed to rem in and dancing was i =
iulged in. Putted plants aud It flowers
were tastefully arrdn se through u tn,
rooms aud Miss Mas Dn was the recipie q
of many beautiful fl Dwers. An orc estra
played durin the reception and asoo for
the dancing which followed. Most of Z 4
dvbutintes Aer.'preseuJ. rne rece tio
as "a delightful although not very
large affair
NEwPoRT Nov BIT was decided yes
teraay 20 have the deferred marriage of
Miss G. anne | to Arthur Herbert of the
Br tish diplomatic service. on ID C. IA
Tne wedding will take place here. Il
as originally intended To nave the cere-
bert was ordered to Copenhagen on some
diplomatic service and upon his return g.
Il gland was taken Ill. The wedding
will take place at the residence of tho
brides mother on the Cliffs.
Among th, Sc of our people noticed at
the n lrs. show in New Y rk last week
were Mr. and Mrs. Stephen G. Howard.
Mr.. and Mrs. William ID. Sheldon. Mrs
B. w. Sphinx and her daughter, VI ss
Edith Sphinx, Miss Irene Butter. Johns
Colgdou, Earl e.. Potter, MIR. aud Mrs.
Earl G. Anthony AMI Mr.. and Mrs. AL
b, III G.. Carpenter.
William II Paine arr ived in the city
Monday evening from Cornell Univer-
of ushering ut the Ladd- Cross wedding
last evening.
\. ID. Chaplin, Jr., is spending Thanks
giving in New York city.
Leroy Fales of Central Falls will give
an elaborate dinner the board of man.
ayers of the Pawtucket Chess Club this
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas +. Fessenden are
entertaining friends from Boston over
Thanksgiving.
Mr. and Mrs George Albro and family
leave the city to-day To spend Thanks
giving at their old home in Taunton.
Mass.
The Misses Bouvier OF this city are at
tending college this winter In Canada.
Mrs Bertrand j. Horton of Pawtucket
is visiting ner parents Mr. and Mrs
Bunker in San Francisco. Cal.
Edwin a. Scott, OF Pawtucket, former
ly of Gilmore's band, bass clarinet
soloist, mas contracted to play with the
American band.
Ycrnon-S -Seabury.
NEWPORT. Nov. 23 William Barber
Vernon was married at the Central Bap-
tist Churcn Yesterday To Miss Annie Gov -