The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-01-16
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| national caplt nj. lie took military mhu
along with him. which sets all the bold
jfr boys a-guessing.
Mr. Frederick II. Jackson. manager for
| Rhode Island Of the New York Mutual
| Life Insurance company, leaves this
week for three-nonths visit TO the
southern seas. He has not enjoyed good
health for some months, and his friends
and physicians have persuaded him TO
| abandon business and seek the healing
cline OF the Barbados.
The downtown friends of Mr.. ID. Nj.
| Thompson were glad TO greet him Satur-
day evening for the first time for several
| weeks. he having been confined To his
house with pneumonia.
Vassar College girls are 20 give a Greek
play, Sophocles' "Antigone," In April r
| May, at the Poughkeepsie Opera House,
Miss Emmeline Barstow Bartlett Of this
city Will bs "Crson."
Mr.. George A. Read OF Newport is Wis
iting friends ia this city
The Rev. w. f. Whitchsr. formerly OF
this city. and later a member OF the Bos
ton Travellers staff. has been appointed
pastor of the Everett, Mass, Methodist
Episcopal church.
The course OF six musical lectures
given by Mr. William III. Arnold with
q. Hamilton, that was begun Saturday
afternoon. in we'll worth the atten tion OF
music-loving people. The lectures are
from 4:30 TO $50 Saturday asternoons, n
Mr.. Arnold's residence, Is Cabo; street.
Last SATURDAY. Mr.. Arnold began with
FORM. and explained to the class
its similarity To poetry. He taugh:
them how To detect and follow Its mo-
tives. while Mr.. Hamilton illustrated. as
occasion required. with selections from
the greatest composers. From lyrI'
music Mr.. Arnold VIII proceed through
the intermediate to the more difficult
forms. aud aims TO give the c.ass, man.
OF whom have very little time or oppor-
tunity to devote To musical study. a good
general understanding Z music in its va
rious styles.
The Sons OF Vermont meet socially at
Tillinghast's tonight.
The marriage Of Mr.. Allen Dean Cady
and Miss Ruth Eliza Anthony is AN
nounced for the 23i.
The annual meeting OF the Union Club
occurs on Saturday.
The Press Clubs annual banquet has
been fixed for Feb. Z.
Mrs. Howard Hoppin. Miss Amy
Sharpe. Mrs III. a. DuVilliard, Mr.. j. V.
II. Gilliat, Frank III. Cranston, Mr.. Kirke.
will compose the cast of Court Cards"
to be given at the Trocadero for the
benefit of the st. Mary's Orphanage the
21th.
The engagement Is announced of Miss
Dora Burgess. daughter of the late Judge
Burgess, to Mr.. Scott 5 NTH.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Wilkinson have
issued cards of invitation TO the wedding
rarqntfnp of THAR Hanuhtar N 70
Francis Bradford Wheaton of Allston,
Mass, at their residence on Melrose
street, "Wednesday evening
The first assembly dance occurs at the
Trocadero 10 morrow evening.
The Charity ball. under the Joint aus
pices OF the State Society for the Preven-
tion OF Cruelty TO Children and First
Light Infantry Regi nent, will occur in
Infantry Hall. on Thursday evening,
Feb. 13.
The midwinter reception of the Y. NJ.
z. A. occurs this evening.
Mr.. I. II. jackson, general agent OF the
Mutual Life Insurance Company, gave a
dinner TO his agents at the Trocadero at
o'clock Saturday afternoon.
A silver wedding will take place at the
of Mr.. Henry II. Card, High |
street. Bristol. Tuesday evening, Jan. "A. |
rom to 10 p. NJ, 1t being their twenty |
fifth anniversary.
A wedding will take place at the resi- |
ience OF Mrs. Mckay, John street. Bris- |
,ol, on Wednesday evening the contract
ng parties being Mr.. William Brown and |
Miss Reba Mckay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marcus Roosevelt of Cam
,ridgc' Mr.. James Cannon OF Providence, |
Itnn.. ..a.. n -
New Bedford, spend Sunday at Bristol.
Frank II. Lawton was n guest of the
'alner House, Chicago, Friday.
OF course, all who aspire to be in or
With the smart set will go TO the Opera
louise to see Carmencita this week.
Nora Perry, assisted by Mrs. Strong.
eceived few OF her intimate friends at
he Vendome, Boston, on Tuesday last.
'iiss Perry has returned to Lexington
fter her Boston visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Warren Lippitt
we're at the Brunswick, Boston, last
yeek.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Lorillard are TO
all for Europe Feb. % Mr. Iorillard
as refused "A large rental for his beautI-
ul Newport place. Vineland," for next
eason.
The Misses Barnes OF Bristol are spend.
ng the winter at 900 Marlborough street,
joston.
G. H. Bliven and 5. G. Cowan were nj
he Sherman house, l.. Il. Fay and n. w.
teere were at the fremont house. III. NJ.
altman was at the Clifton house, ]. III.
,ston was at the Grace hotsl, and w. A
at the Auditorium, Chicago,
ist week.
j. =. Hackett and John II. McIaupb-
N were guests of Vieth's Hotel, Boston,
,st week.
Mrs. Gammell and Miss Helen Gam
hell are now at the Hotel Bristol, Paris.
Mr.. and Mrs. Solomon Green OF East
rovidence will celebrate their golden
'edding this evening They were mar
ed ia this CITY fifty years ago aud form.
riy lived on Smiths Hil!. Mr.. Gteen
as once an iron worker aud later went
, Swansea, Mass. where he mad farm
IL returned TO the ciiy and went into the
srness business. The celebration this
senlnR will occur at the residence 81 |
oseph- l. -E-Earnhtni Mr.. Grcen's son.
law.
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