The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-11-08
G)eek's Social Review.

| samuel s. Durfee, Mrs. Edward ID.
Pearce. Miss Elizabeth H. Congdon, Miss
Ellen III. Weeden, Mrs Howard Rich
mond Mrs. Charles Briggs. Mrs Roscoe
). Washburn, Mrs. Charles Matteson.
Mrs. IA, n. Fenncr. Mrs. Charles r..
Longley. Mrs. James +. Sullivan, Mrs. II.
G. Watrous
The tea table was presided over at in
terVaIs during the afternoon by Mrs G.
Alder Blumer. Mrs. Samuel Slater Dur
zee, Miss Elizabeth Congdon, Miss Ellen
Weeden, Mrs. James l.. Sullivan and Mrs
stephen o. Metcalf
Inc reception committee was composeo
or Mrs. Eleanor c. Rocker, Mrs. III. n.
Fenner. Mrs Waiter Hidden. Mrs
don. e
Mrs John F. Lennon gives large re-
ception at her home. 50 Summit street
Pawtucket, on the afternoon of Wednes
Day Nov IL. In honor OF Mrs. Van
Horne Ely
Miss Hortense weeden. daughter of Mr
and Mrs. Clinton r. Weeden OF 100 Wa.
terman street. went to Covington, Ken.
on thursday to be guest of school
friend, Miss Ernst OF that city. Miss
Weeden VIII act as bridesmaid TO Miss
Ernst at her marriage on Nov. 18th,
events
that aristocratic old southern town
The coming-out tea of Miss Mollie
1aIuher' daughter of Hon. and Mrs.
kathbone Gardner. which is TO occur on
the fifteenth OF this month. will be fol-
lowed by her ball at Mrs. Spinks on the
9TH Of December
MISS Gladys Baker daughter OF Hon.
and Mrs. David S. Baker and Miss Caro-
Ine Grosvenor daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
william Grosvenor, have been visiting to-
gether In Boston during the week.
DR.. and Mrs. James f. Sullivan enter
tained DIR. and Mrs Blumer at dinner nj
their home on Wayland avenue last Mon
day evening, and later gave n box partv
IN their honor to see Mrs. lie Moyne.
The TO kaloD club of Pawtucket. that
old and representative organization OF
that city dined last evening at Tilling-
hast's.
Miss Alice Grosvenor gave tea I'm the
parlor OF the club house at the Agawam
Hunt club on Saturday afternoon last
which was an exceedingly Jolly affair
Miss Grosvenor was assisted I'm mourning
by Miss May Nightingale and Miss
EIzaDeth Congdon and among those pres
ent were the following: Mr.. and Mrs.
Jack Lewis, Mr.. and Mrs Charles d.
owen. Jr., Miss Sackett. Mr. and Mrs.
Walter II. Comstock. Mr.. Edward Car
rington, Mr. Stuart Aldrich the Misses
Hazard, Mr.. Harry Pearce Miss Janette
Nightingale, Mr.. Walter Calender. Mr.
Howard Richmond.
At the annual meeting OF the Gaspee
chaper. Daughters of the American Revo-
lution held in the cabinet OF the Hls-
torical society. on Monday afternoon The
following wereelected as officers OF the
chapter for the ensuing years.
Regent. Mrs John r. Huntsman: vice
regent. Mrs. William Harkness Arnold;
recording secretary. Mrs. John r. Hesse.
corresponding secretary. Mrs. Thomas w
Aldrich; treasurer. Mrs. Frank b. Water
man, registrar. Miss Caroline ID. Kelly:
historian. Mrs. Richard J. Barker: ex-
ecutive committee. Mrs. James O. Wool
worth. Miss Georgeana Gould Miss May
Taloot. delegate TO national cong.ess.
Miss Sarah r. Nose. Mrs. James NJ
scott. Mrs. Eugene Klngman; alternatcs.
MIS- Nicholas Berry. Miss Mary Iycn
Scott. Mrs. Fred II. Gibbs: regent alter
nate, Miss Ellen NJ. Anthony: nominat'ry
committee. Mrs. Louis l.. Angel Miss
Annie G. Cushing, Miss Abby A. TtempIe:
auditing eommttee Mrs. n. Martin
Brown. Mrs. r. NJ. Mathewson
simple wedding ceremony Of the
hriefest and quietcst possible character
occurred at the temporary residence OF
MiS. Oliver Alden Washburn at If7
Broadway. at IL o'clock on Wednesday
morning
But few months ago Mrs. Washburn
M Thompson. Conn, rented the beauti-
ful Troup residence at AZ Broadway for
tho winter season and extensive arrange
nients were made for the wedding of her
neicc. Miss Avis Rebekah Sibley OF Chi
cago to Dr. Henry Winans Burnett OF
Elrwood. Hundreds OF invitations had
been issued for the event ami the we'd
dln va sto have have been one o. the most