The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-02-27
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| The sixth OF the select dances under
the management of M ssrs. Tanning and
burlington. was given at the Trocadero
saturday night, aud wds a pleasant as
the Others OF the series have been.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Tower are "at
nome" on Thursday evening.
Miss Lldd. daughter Of ex-Gov. Ladd.
gave box party Saturday evening at the
Opera House. Among the young people
present were Miss Abby Adrich, Mr..
Ned Aldrich Mr.. How ard Richmon 1, Jr.,
and Miss l. i'd. Miss Dexter matronized
the young company. who enjoyed greatly
Mrs. Gale-Haynes as "Parthenla."
Miss f. p. TAFT of High street gave n
high tea Saturday evening. lasting from
8 until 10 O'clock
Mr.. Charles Fletcher and family are to
leave for a three weeks sojourn in
Florida this week.
Mr., David NJ. Thompson coltemplat es
spending mouth in the Bermudas for
the benefit of his health, which has not
been good for several months. lie will
leave this week.
The New England Club OF the Delta
Upsilon fraternity held its annual meet
ing and dinner in Boston SATURDAY. light.
Among those present were Arthur z.
Barrows. +. III. Andrews and Walter o.
Scott OF this city and Il. c. Haywood of
Pawiucket. A letter OF regret from
President Andrews OF Brown University,
was r, ad.
DIR. Charles II. Fisher, secretary of the
state board of health, is n member of the
advisory board OF the Invalid Aid
Society, which has on its roll names of
individuals residing in almost every sec
ton OF the country.
Min "A Gale Haynes was the first act
ress Providence society ever opened its
doors to. Tue performances at the
Opera House were atten led by prom
inent society people, and there is gel-
eral expression of regret that her engage
ment was 50 short.
The Hon. T. G.. Peirce is the author OF
an article in the Woman's Journal on
- 'Presid ntial Suffrage for Womep."
Mr.. Walter G.. Webster will give an
address In East Greenwich Aca iemy Hall
tomorrow evening, 2Sth inst. at 3 O'clock.
on THE Antiquity of Egyptian Civiiiz /.
tion." Mr.. Webster has travelled extern
sively in Egypt and this address was re-
Gently delivered be ore the Barnard Club
Of this city, where it received highest
commendation and so delighted Princi-
pal Biakeslee that he secured The prom Sc
Of its delivery before the students OF the
Academy.
Mrs. L. Ward Kenyon, and Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas A. Carpenter of this CITY, who
are doing the more important points
in Florida with the party that trave Is in
the car, " Florida on Wheels" aud nave
visited Palatka. Green Cove Springs ami
Orlando, report delightful weather, with
lamb green peas and All kinds OF
garden vegetables. scarcely relii2e that
~ is winter time. AT very enj iyable
New Engl nj banquet given at Orlando
speeches were male by representative
a0sN LfstrW "A
Gen. ". 5. Webb. Fret Padley OF this
city was met at the ST. James Hotel,
j Jacksonville, rs well as Mr.. II Twin 5 |
Metcalf, the directory publisher OF Provi-
dence. Cucumbers from twenty-oue to |
twenty-three inches in length have bee n
secured for Flordda's rolling exhibition.
Mrs. Mary A. Sahin of Brooklyn is
Mrs. w. j. Turner OF Veazie
street
Richard G. Hoar and family have re-
Gently moved 10 Douglas avenue from
jamestown, n. Y.
Mr.. William Chapman, a member OF
the firm of w. "A. Chapman ~ Co., of
this city. has just returned from an ex-
tended trip through the Southern states.
Ex. Councilman aud Mrs. William w.
Batchelder are making an extended visit
Ia the West. They are at present the
put Sbs VI MS VI OuatT JOnn Il. bdJCnGl-
der, at Denver, Col. Mr.. Batchelder was
"A delegate t. the Builders Association
meeli ~. recently held at st. Louis, aud
was elected n director. lie intend, to
visit many of the prominent Western
cities before he returus.
Charles l.. Potter, who ba, been in
poor health for some time past, will sail |
for the West Indies on Wednesday of |
this week. where he will remain till |
some time in April.