The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-11-28
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Mime. Nordica is about due in America
as she comes over TO sing with the Sym
| phony and the Handel and Haydn so
ciety.
The literary women of Rhode Island
| will be rendered reception by the
Rhode Island Women's Club on Wednes
day afternoon, Nov. 80, from until o.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Rotch are at Bev.
erly Farms. Mass, for the honeym oon.
| Mrs Rotch will undoubtedly be the belle
| OF the young married women this season
| in Boston society.
The first of three dinner dances to be
given by Mrs. Elisha Dyer for the
younger set will take place this evening
at the Trocadero.
Newport society is occupied at present
with the discussion of the coming wed.
dings. On Tuesday next VI. :. Cram of
New York will wed Miss Charlotte Win.
throp, and OH the dav following Miss
Whipple daughter of John Whipple and
grand daughter of the late ex-Gov.
Thomas Swan of Maryland, will become
the wife of Benjamin Weaver.
On Dec. IA will occur at Newport the
last wedding of the season." that OF
Arthur Herbert of the British diplomatic
service and Miss Gammell. daughter of
Mrs. William Gammell of this city.
Mrs. Edward p. Taft has issued cards
for coming out" tea for her daughter.
Miss Eliza f. w. Taft, Wednesday, No
vember 80, from To O'Clock, at l02
Waterman street.
Robert Anthony, postmaster Of South
Portsmouth, aud nieces, together with
his mother, Mrs. Joseph Anthony, spent
last week in this city at his sisters, Mrs.
John Brown.
The first of the Burlington Tanning
Saturday evening assemblies will be held
at the Trocadero Dec. 3, at $50. These
dances have been given in former sea
sons at Infantry Hall, and have been
very successful.
j. b. Gardiner, superintendent of the
Provide ce division of the Y. Y, ". III.
and ii. X. r. Qs confined 20 his house by
severe illness.
Mrs. George f.. Barstow will give n
Coming out" tea for her daughter, NJ ISIS
Barstow, at her residence, 10 JACKSON
street, Monday afternoon, Dec 5. from
to Z.
Miss Jessie Stewart, of Fall River, has
been visiting friends in this city.
Mr.. Clarence Dickson, of New York,
has been at TIE home of his parents, the
Rev. and Mrs. James NJ. Dickson, for the
past few days.
The Rev. j. " Osterhout of this city
preached at the Baptist Temple, Fall
River. yesterday.
Frank c. Wardell OF South Somerset,
Mass, and Miss Eva L. Shaw of Attic
boro were united In marriage on Thanks
giving afternoon at the home of the
groom.
The Rev. w. B. jackson of this city
conducted services in s. Luke's Church.
East Greenwich, yesterday.
Nathaniel G.. Herreshoff of Bristol, has
been elected a member OF the recently or
ganiZed society of Naval Architects and
Marine Engineers. Among the members
of the society are the most prominent
and influential men in the shipbuilding
and shipping interests of the United
states.
player of the snare drum, tympani and
bells in the American Band for the past
thirteen years, has received u very flatler-
ing offer from +. y. Catlin, manager of
the fremont Theatre, Boston, Mass, to
take the same parts in his theatre for
the season '92 and 1913.
Edwin S. Metcalf. one of the most eff
cient directory publishers in New Eng
land, has gone TO Florida for the pur-
pose of compiling the new edition of
Webb's Jacksonville directory for 1893.
The Kypos Club OF Attleboro gave
dance on Friday evening in Armory Hall
of that town. Among the Providence
people present were Miss Jessie Miller
and Miss Matte Briggs.