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1orSe' John Drew. who has played the
S-5~nk. fbe bashful. the arrogant and the
S-r<r~vsSnnt Lover for the past quarter OF
Sc~ntury, has never .poeed once q q
kand1ome lover. Yet he has evidently set
~ sfyIs Il delightfully."- suggestive OF
~ shost back hair and long tendrils
<r~inod over shiny bald heads that can DO
Sotiosd any night in the parquet OF . tho
tn University grammar school gave .
very credifable entertainment. Saturday
sfternoon and evening at the schoolhousee,
On Cellsge street iSs the oe Ho~s 1u 'a snd
Tred Hoppin, the latter as . sweet young
~irl. covered themselves with glory.
III. and MIRA w. G. Rocker gave q very
handsome luncheon to Gov. Mckinley and
ex-Speaker Heed IN Saturday. Mt their
residence. on Brown street. About hfty
meet them. Mrs. Rocker was assisted in
entertaining her guests by . few ladies.
The Affair was very elegantly carried ont.
one Of the marked features of tho Re-
publican meeting on Saturday evening,
was the presence Of ladies'. The right
fnoWn society women. Among them were
Nr. Aldrich and her daughter, Mrs. Nc
Kinley. Mrs. William Goddard, Mrs. X.
Roelker, Mrs. Howard Sturgess, Mrs.
Elisha Dyer. Mrs. Ellery Wilson. Mrs.
General Ames, and others. They seemed
very much interested In b speakers,
judging from their constant applause.
~ A. C-~~-~I D~n.>u C4l< -A~
and Gov. Mckinley was the guest Of Cole
William Goddard.
g. H. Goodhue OF the firm Of Messfs.
Goodhue q Co., the well-known wool
merchants of this city, Is seeking q few
days recreation At his old home In
Canaan, N. H.
One of the most enjoyable events Of the
past week for those fortunate enough to
Be present, was the annual alumni meet
ing and supper Of the Sigma Chapter OF
o'clock the members Of the fraternity,
past and present. assembled in the hall,
and witnessed q play written by q of its
members, "The Pin and the Pail" As
only the Psi U's were admitted, h au-
dience was small and select, but none ths
later In the evening by Lyman, after
which the brothers, we arc told, talked
over amonQ themselves the plans for their
new chapter house.. It will be . novel
feature In Providence to have chapter
houses, and IL Is very appropriate for the
mont, a they aro q Of The Oldest of the
secret societies In Providence.
The informal Sunday evening gather
ings 1t the homo of MrA.. A. Livingston
MSson are looked forward to with q great
deal Of pleasure by those who are fortu-
nate enough to be included in her list Of
friends-
The Elmwood Club will entertain their
lady friends next Friday evening.
T. w. D. Hamilton read his paper on
sTmpressi0nism" last Friday evening, 60
An unusqaity large gathering q the mem.
with much interest and thoroughly en-
joyed BY those present.
i. A. Tfllinghsst returned from . trip
70 Cuba. Friday night.
The Boston Social Club will hold . so
cisl in Oriental Hall, Tuesday evening,
April 10.
The Oxford Street Grammar School.
The delegates of the Oxford School
Graduates' Association met Friday even
ing. April !, ut the residence OF past secre-
tsry Miss Lizzie Sweets. The first BUSH
ensuing year rs follows:
President, Harry Congdon; first vice
president, Miss Efie Towne, second vice
PRESIDENT Miss Gertrude Griswold; score
tary, George Randall; treasurer, Herbert
Burgess. Committee were formed for the
arrangement of u reunion which Is to
take place on the evening of graduation
day. One of the best times that has ever
taken place in the school is expected on
that occasion.