The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-10-04

! day. Mixed handicap foursome driving
ard short game contest on Thanksgiv-
ing day there will be no entrance fee and
club lunch will be served.
Mrs Eleanor c. Rocker who has been
summering In East Greenwich, will soon
close her home there and occupy the fur
nished house at the corner of Brook and
Hope streets, which she has rented for
the winter
Miss Anita Baker and Miss Gladys
Baker, daughters of Hon. and Mrs. David
s. Baker. went Monday to the cele-
brated young ladies' boarding school.
Rosemary HILL" Greenwich, Conn,
where they will continue their studies.
Mr.. Harry Pearce and his fiancee,
Miss Mary Greene Nightingale. were
among the audience at the Imperial thea
the, on Tuesday evening.
Miss Margaret Jackson, a vassar graou-
ate. of the class of 1900. and Providence
girl. who has attracted unusual attention
by her brilliant attainments and fine
work In dramatic art has just gone on
the stage with Julia Marlowe and ner
company. Miss Jackson, II will be re-
called was a teacher last year. in a
famous Philadelphia boarding school,
where President Roosevelt's daughter was
one of her pupils Having a decided bent
for Shakespearean plays, Miss Jackson
decided to give up the profession OF teach
Ing for a more congenial one. That she
has made on mistake is the opinion of all
her friends, who witnessed her admirable
presentation of certain Shakespearean
characters. some years since In this city.
Mrs. Walter Hidden left this city for
New York during the past week, whittier
and Mrs. A. Il. Cliafiin, at their country
seat, Shinnecock Hill, Long Island.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin r. Vaughan will
soon return from the bridal trip ana
take up their residence for the present at
the harrington on Waterman street.
Mrs. william w. White returned to
town during the week, and will occupy
her own residence on George street this
winter.
Miss Helen Capron, daughter OF Or. and
Mrs. Franklin L. Capron has just en-
tered the celebrated Ogontz school, near
the city OF Philadelphia, Penn. where
she will spend year In completing her
studies.
DR.. and Mrs. Capron will remain at
their farm. near Buttonwoods, until No
vember.
Mrs c. Richmond Parsons returned TO
her home on George street during the
past week after a summer spent at Watch
Hill, X. i.
Colonel and Mrs George l.. Shepley
closed their residence at Warwick Neck
and returned TO their town house on We'd
nesday.
Mrs Samuel Nicholson and her sister.
Mrs. Stanley Henshaw, have recently re-
turned from their travels abroad.
Mr.. Charles Hidden has just gone to
housekeeping at 2S3 Benefit street.
Mrs. A. Livingstone Ham is In Hart
FORD. whittier she has gone TO attend the
wedding OF one OF her schoolmates.
| Mrs. Schuyler coe. formerly OF Provi.
dSsnce den but now Of Ghieasgo ,sg u.s. Is stopping a.
she has been % %eptertained by Mrs. Vii.
1 liam O. Blanding. Mrs George l.. shep-
! ley and Mrs. Leander Peck
Mrs. 8. r. cushman has returned 10 her
home in Eimwood after visit in Penn,
sylvania and New York.
|
Miss Alice Grospenor is spending a few
| days with her aunt at West Point, but
l expects 20 return 10 Providence I'm 9
4 short time
| Mrs william McC. Ransom. who's,
| charming musicales have been so populai
and so much appreciated I'm society circles
| during past seasons. gave the first on'
| OF the season at her studio In Butter Ex
| change last evening. She was assisted
| by her niece. Miss Swift OF BROOKLYN
| and by Miss Elizabeth Wardwell OF Bris
| toll Mrs Rnns1m's work. as always
| was delightful Miss Swlfts pure con
| tralto voice was also much admired. he
, songs winning for her repeated applause
| not less enjoyable was Miss Wardwel
| who possesses n beautiful soprano voic'
| which, cymbned with most attractive
| personality. renders her a general fav
| orite.
/ Maroid C. Howard OF Providence ans
4 Howard y blanchard Of Warwick Necl
\ have returned to Philadelphia 20 resume
their studies In the Jefferson Medical col
4 fere