The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-02-11
3hsGossip.
Doings in the :.
- Iociai Oortd.

Considering this being the last week
before the Lenten season Providence is
hardly doing In society what one might
expect, as In other cities this is gala
and the theatres are about all that is
going on.
Saturday afternoon and evening Keilar
entertained the many children who filed
the theatre TO see his wonderful magic in
a most interesting manner. Among those
who watched intently the tricks, OF which
few were new, were seen Judge and
Miss Colt, Mr.. and Mrs. Olney Arnold.
%, Linda Arnold, Mrs. Howard Gardner,
Miss Nicholson, Mrs. Charles Chapman,
Mrs. Robert Chapman, Mrs. Branch Mrs.
William Tillinghast, Master and Miss
Tiilinghast, Mrs. j. X. w. Nightingale.
and party of children, Mrs. Nelson w.
Aldrich, Mr.. T. A. Jenckes, Master
Thomas Jenckes. Col. Harold Gross, Mr..
Harrison Bliss. Master Bliss, Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Comstock. Miss Comstock.
Judge Blodgett and daughter, Miss Wen
deischaefer Mrs. A. Walter Harris, Miss
Harris. Mrs. Corey. Mr.. +. A. Rhodes and
partX
MIR. Roscoe &. Washburn had four
guests i'm box H. Mrs. w Il. Gladding,
Miss Gladdlng. Miss Isabelle Swift Many
OF the mothers gave lunches previous TO
the performances Mrs. Joseph r Fletch-
er OF Bristol and party OF children Mrs.
j ~. Herreshon. Mrs. Harriet DeWolf.
Saturday evening very large audience
witnessed the performance at Keths
Among those seen were Mr.. and Mrs A.
Curtis Tingley, Mr. and Mrs Charles
north, Mr. and Mrs. Martin, Mr.. and
Mrs Walter Potter. Mr.. Greenough Miss
Kate Stearns and party from Pawtuck-
et, Miss isabelle Rhodes, Mr. Clyde Fos-
ter Mr.. Nate Barstow, DIR. Ira Winsor
and Joseph Earle.
The large reception given by Mrs
Charles Carney Mumford from FIVE TO
seven on Saturday afternoon was "A most
charming affair
Mrs. Mumford received i'm the drawing
room and was assisted by her sister, Mrs
Edward Tingley OF Bristol, r. l.. Mrs. c.
NJ Goddng and Mrs. Van Slyck
The tea and i've tables were decora ted
with smilax and day break pinks and the
decoration throughout the house was OF
pink and green.
The reception was In charge of Lyman
Of the Eloisc, who arranged some very
dainty confections.
In the large throng were noticed Judge
Stlness, Judge and Mrs. Blodgett, Judge
and Mrs Lorn NJ Cooke. Dr. and Mrs.
Capron. Judge and Mrs. Douglas. Mr.. and
and Mrs William Pope. Mr. and Mrs
Ruthon AIR. and Mrs. Samuel Douglas.
Mr. and Mrs. Noyes. Mrs. Robert Chap
man. Miss Isabelle Rhodes. MIR Charles
Hidden, Col Van Slyck. Judge Brown.
| Mr.. r. A. Rhodes. Mr. and Mrs Renia-
min Jackson. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Tidcn.
| Hon and Mrs c. W. 1dppitt. Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Merriman. Mr.. and Mrs.
/ Hart. Mr.. and Mrs. J. Edward Studlev.
I Mr.. and Mrs Archibald Matteson. Mr..
and Mrs Frederick Sayles. Mr. and Mrs.
| &. ~ Narren. Mr. and Mrs. H..,.Faunce.
/ Hon. and Mrs II. Russell Brown and
/ Hon and Mrs. Elisha Dyer
This afternoon Madame Chester gives
I her lecture at Ho5eton. the residence OF
/ Mrs Robert Ives Goddard. Tho subject
being Maurice Manterlinck.
! Mrs. Walter Angel has sent out cards
/ for MONDAYS during lent.
The lecture on Birds by Prof Bumpus
I AZ Pembroke hall tomorrow evening will
4 he one ~ the most intercsting OF the
course and a large audience of children is
! expected.
4 Mrs Robert Chapman of the Providence
\ Journal has taken rooms at Mrs. stephen
\ Nichnlson's. - George street
1 Miss Anne Abbott sails from New York
! with Mics Harvey on Thursday u pass
4 the next few months In Italy.
\ saturday Miss Lucy Cameron enter.
tained few ~ her youns friends st =
very pretty luncheon