The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-04-21

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day evening by Mrs. Walter Calender for
her son aud his college friends, Mr..
Crosby OF Chicago, Mr.. Wilson OF Cali
fornia and Mr.. Miller OF Washington
State, was thoroughly enjoyable. The
first prize for ladies was awarded TO Miss
Anthony, the second to Miss Proctor and
the BOBBY to Miss Salisbury. OF the
gentlemen Frank Matterson secured the
first, Mr. Miller the second and Mr..
Crosby the BOBBY. Supper was served
after the distribution OF the prizes and the
rest of the evening was devoted to
dancing. kmong the Others present were
Miss Fenner, Miss Eleanor Fenner, Miss
Vincent, Miss Fletcher. and Messss A. X.
Richards. Jr., w. II. Poole, Fletcher and
l.. +. Snow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram B. Aylsworth have
issued cards of invitations for the we'd
ding reception OF their daughter, Mary
Margaret, and Mr.. William Frederick
Worch, on Thursday evening, May 9th,
at Harvard avenue.
A very delightful Leap Year party was
given at Mrs s. ID: spink's hall last even,
A. Desbrow, Mrs. Godding, Miss Mary
Bowen, Miss Bixby and Miss Lena Shell
don. Potted plants and Easter lilies were
tastefully used in the decorations. Reeves
orchestra furnished the music and the
floor was under the management OF Mrs
IT TCu n. DtrDIOW, IhIS. anu .AisS
Bixby. Dancing was from $3.50 until
l:30 and consisted of sixteen num-
bers. Each gentleman was present,
ed with beautiful bouquet, and
carriages were also provided for them.
About thirty couples were present.
Mr. and Mrs. John Potter, Mr.. and Mrs.
Auty, Miss Annie Bowen. Miss Edith
White, Mr.. aud Mrs. Fred George, Miss
Russell. Mr.. Giddings, Charles Auty, Miss
Grace Sheldon. Miss Divest and Walter
Pearce. supper was served by Gelb aud
Norton.
The .'Talma Dancing Glass" closed its
season last evening very pleasantly, at
the Talma Clubs Theatre. The class Is
composed OF members of The Talma Club.
and nas been under the management OF
the club, and the direction OF Miss Lin
coin of the Trocadero School. Dancing
was enjoyed from s until IL o'clock. In
pauy was just the right size, ms everyone
said, to make dancing pleasure.
The floor was in perfect condition, and
was under the direction of A. Il. Weeden.
The occasion was characterized by that
jollity and hearty good fellowship that
usually prevails at the Talma Club.
Among those present were: Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Benner, Miss Benner and
M ss Ethel Bcnner, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
B. Chapman and Miss Chapman, Mrs.
walter Is. Vincent. Miss Edith Vincent,
Mrs. William L. Vaughan. Miss Emma
Vaughan. William p. Fauehan, Jr., Mrs.
II. NJ. Miller, Mr.. and Mrs. John
S. Whitehouse, Miss Adele Bur
don, Miss Emma Burden, Miss
Edith Louise Smith. Miss En-
ma Sabre, Miss Emma Handy, Miss
Maud Maxson, Miss Maria Earle, Miss
Hope Dennis, Miss Edith j. Freeman,
Mr. and Mrs. Will Sheldon, Miss Matte
Briggs, Miss Grace BarnabY, Miss Grace
Bar, .een, Miss Jessie Barker, Miss Bertha
Bassett, Miss Torrey and Miss Marion
Torrey, Miss Carpenter; MISS
Messrs. Will Burt, Howard Sweet,
Louis +. Snow, Henry A. Barker, w. F.
Keene, William l.. Claim. Arnold W.
Essex, George A. Freeman, Howard Green.
l.. II. Talbot, Raymond G. Mowry. John
+. Meader, Willard II. Poole, Henry l..
Frank S. Smith, Lincoln Hay
ward, Thomas c. P.well, J. III. Arming-
ton, Harry Cheney, William Earle,
Ralph Earle, Howard Barlow, Harry
Holmes, Fred. Phillips The special was
by Burbank.