The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-23
TROCADERO DANCE WAS A
BRILLIANT SOCIAL EVENT

The Trocadero dance last night was a
grand success from start to finish.
through the efforts OF Mr. Edward Mar
| tin Guild
| The dinner at o'clock In the empire
room was a most brilliant one
| Society being represented by young ana
| old one hundred and six were seated At
| two long tables. The menu delicious and
| the music during the dinner, delightful
| as led ny Mr. Herbert Clarke
| Many OF the patronesses. who have
| heretofore entertained at home previous
| TO these charming dances have this year
| preferred TO dine as guests Of Mr.. Guild.
| those last night were Mrs. William Gros-
venor. Mrs. Roscoe Stetson Washburn
Mrs. George c. Nightingale. Mrs JeN-
rev Hazard Mrs. Howard Richmond Mrs
Edward Douglas Pearce. Mrs Robert
Ives Gammell, Mrs Henry Pesrce. Mrs
Alfred NJ Goats Mrs. william O. Night
ipgale. Mrs Charles Morris Smith. Jr..
Mrs Howard Okie Sturgis, Mrs William
Ely. Mrs Walter Hidden. Mrs. Harry
Parsons Cross.
At hslf-past ten dancing was at lts
heghtA and continued until early this
morning with the exception of the hour
at midnight. when supper was served at
small tables. There were many out OF
town guests. Miss Thomas, who was one
OF The bellies Of the ball. wore A nile green
gown trimmed with white satin ribbon.
boquet OF violets.
Miss Waters of Baltimore guest Of
Miss i.add was most attractive in white
sat tin princess gown with empire effect II
tulie with spaugles.
Miss Mackay OF Cambridge. another
charming belle, IN black satin. with
scrolls OF silver, corssge trimmed with
white lace and red velvet
Miss Robson OF Brookline. Mass, white
chiffon and lace.
Mrs Walter FELTON,. yellow crepe de
chine. trimming of black tulle and tur-
quoise
Miss Bessie Cor OF New York black
tulle gown, boquet of violets
MIR Ives Goddard came late after
Jolly dinner ~ Hopeton given to i've of
his classmates AT Yale. However attrac-
tive the out OF town guests may have
been. the representative Providence
women and young girls had their share
of attention.
Miss Ethel Parks. who has Just return
cd from an extended trip in the west.
looked exceedingly well IN figured chif-
fon gown and carried a bouquet OF vio-
let's
Miss Mary Watson. attractive in yellow
and gold trimmings. bouquet OF American
beauty roses and violets.
Mi-s studley, IN blue and white.
Miss Ladd. yellow organdie with pale
blue ribbons
Miss Mary Louiss Colt. white crepe
Miss Marion Brown. blue satin with
runHes of chiffon. bouquet OF roses and
Nioiets
Miss Mary a Nightingale. white
striped satin with violets on corsaae.
Miss ROsalind Hazard. pale pink
Miss Bessie Sackett. ponpsdOur elk
with black satin. violet bouquet.
Mrs David s Baker. superb white satin
with old point lace and diamonds.
Mrs Edwin 4 Darrows, white satin
applique Of black velvet
Miss Marion Hazard. very handsome IN
pink satin and tulle.
Miss salne smith. black tulle. with Sc
uuinE
Miss Eliza q Fisks. white liberty satin
with Insertion 81 lace.
Miss Iipplncott. white lace over pink
satin
Miss Ethel chaplin white tulle with
earuiture ~ pink roses
The Misses Abbott. ~ white and blue.
Mrs. ~. Anthony Over pink crepe Dc
chine. with strins of diamond ornaments.
Mrs. Alfred J. Miller Jr., blue satin, |