The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-02-06
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The Talma Club will present Sweet
hearts" at Elmwood hall Thursday even
ing. The cast will comprise II 18th Lilley
Webster. Mr.. Field, Miss Wood and Mr..
Harry Barker.
The engagement OF Miss Sharpe OF this
city aud Mr.. Peters of Boston is an
uouuced.
This week the Arion Club concert, the
unique beefsteak supper Of he Press
Club. a dinner to be given by Mrs Willie
Ames, previous Co the last Trocadero
dance, which occurs on Wednesday even
ing, are the principal outings which are
to be interspersed with just as many
luncheons and dinners as out of town
guests will attend.
The subscribers for the Buttonwood
Beach casino held a meeting i'm the City
Hall Saturday at 4 o'clock. The casino
Will be erected this spring. Mr.. Lyman
will open he hotel very early i'm order TO
accommodate the builders IL will add
very much TO the attractions of this sum
mer resort.
Saturday Mrs. c.. II Merrimqn gave a
tea, with dancing for tue young people
during the evening.
Wednesday mex Miss F. Z. Richmond
gives a dinner.
Saturday Miss Howard Richmond will
0lNe Il ladies' luncn.
Monday evening Miss Lizzie Taft gave
a domino party, composed OF the mem
bers OF the Amusement CLUB.
Friday Mrs. f.. L. Richmond gave a
dinner; also. Mrs. f.. i. Sacket.
Mr.. Perry Belmont denies that he in.
tends leasing his Newport cottage "By
the sea" this summer. He says he vii
occupy it, otherwise it will remain
closed.
Gov. Brown and Col. Harris of Woon-
socket were the guests 0l tn Commodore
Club in Boston, Saturday evening. The
Commodore Gu is "A club which owns "A
magnificent club house for hunting
parties in the woods OF Maine, and
whose membership is mostly found in
Boston. Among distinguished gu SIS ut
the occasion Saturday evening were Gov.
Russell, EX-Gov. Bracket, and other
representative men of Massachu ,etts.
Mrs. n. r.. Bishop and Mrs. f.. b.
Cameron of this city, have taken apart
nents at the Huntington, Boston, for the
remainder OF the winter.
The will of Prof. Horsford CONTAINS no
public requests. the estate being left to
relatives.
Mr.. Fred Clark, who has been visiting
in Newport, has returned TO his home in
Boston.
Mr.. H.. r.. Braun succeeds Prof. Charles
+. Muuroe rs chemist OF the United
States torpedo station at Newport.
The Charity Bali subscription books
will be ell esd tonight az the 500 limit has
been reached. 4 meeting of the
committee will b. ned tonight and IL
will be decided at what place the re-
mainder OF the tickets may he procured.
The Press Club dinner will be held at
1~iliinghast's tomorrow evening at q
There Will be a business meet
ing before the dinner.
Mrs. NJ. Nellie Brown addressed the
OF the Methodist ministers this
in the interests Of the Rhode
Island Bethany Home. Following a
sermon was preached by the Rev. II A
Ridgeway of HIPS Grove.
Miss Edith Stone, daughter of Mrs.
Burnett stone OF Newport, who has lust
the wife of Major Winslow of the
German army, will, | suppose, says n
foreign correspondent, now gradually
drop into the position of a lady-in-wait-
ing TO the German Emperor's sister. Vic.
toria. The latter il the wife OF Prince
Adolphus OF Schaumburg-Lippee. and
Major Winslow. an Englishmin by birth I
is the chief OF the Princes household I
Princess Victoria u the most thoroughly
of all the children OF Empress
1 "a AAINs wv - ANhfAAhN NhNNt ANU Hna
and. as she is very unaf.
lccted and amlable, | should imagin
that the young American bride will soon .
very intimate with Ter. Princess :
Victoria IL the princess who was so
Tilted n week before the date set
Tor her marriage at Windsor to Prince |
Alexander, OF B~attenberg. The latter Z
her in order 60 marry he opera ;
Mile. Loisinger. from wnom lac q
$ now separated. Priuce A%dolphus. her !
husband, is far less handsome and : rik. 4
looking than Prince Alexander. but o
lcr position a the ~latter's wife would q
lways have been an awkward ono I
t the Court of Berlin, and. on the !
Whole. the princess is probably han '
Ter now than IL she had married o
ex-ruler of Bulgaria. The prince
princess reside at Bonn, where the
commands a Hussar regiment. IL
) probable. therefore, that Major Win. n
and his American bride will make :
heir headquarters IN that picturesoue "
Ill city on the banks OF the Rhine. V
\ lady has appeared on Beacon street /,
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