The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-11
IN SOCIETY

Last evening there were five dinners
given by the five patronesses OF the din
ner dances. their guests later going 10
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Ives Gammells',
where the dance was given in their spa
cious ball room.
Those who entertained at dinner pre-
vious TO the dance were Mrs. Howard
okie Sturges. Mrs. Alfred NJ. Coats, Mrs.
William Goddard Mrs. William Grosven-
or and Mrs. Henry Francis Lippitt.
Among the seventy-flve or more present
al the dance were DIR. and Mrs. George
l.. Collins Mr.. Martin OF Philadelphia,
DR.. and Mrs. Blumer, Miss Cox OF Utica,
Miss Nancy Allen of ArdmOre. Penn,
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Parsons Cross, Miss
Madeline Ives Goddard Miss Isabel lio-
mer Pesram, Mr.. John &. Pegram, MIR.
and Mrs H. Anthony Dyer. Miss Hazard,
Mr.. Henry +. Lippitt, Miss Anne Alb
bott, Mr.. and Mrs. j. q. Ames, Miss Car
oline Abbott, Miss Alice GrOsyenor. the
Misses Nightingale. MIR. d. Martin Guild,
Mr., A. ID. Chaplin, Jr., Miss Elizabeth
Sackett. the Misses Congdon. Mr. Gordon
Reed, I'd. Mr. Charles Kivert, Mr.. IL.
Watson sackett, Mrs. Henry Pearce, Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Hidden, Mr.. Edward
Darlington, Gen. and Mrs. William Ames,
Mr.. j. G. B. Woods, Mr. Harold Cong
don, Mr.. Greenough. the Messrs. Mauran,
Harris, Buckhn, Eugene Mason. Jr,
Manton Bradley. Thomas Bucklin owen,
Robert Ives Goddard. Jr.. Lauriston II.
Hazard, James AAaadap,-A -AerxIin-AAhlt&r-
Daniel +. George. Francis NJ. Smith, Mr.
Foster, DIR. Halsey DeWolf, Walter
Sturges, Mr.. Howard Sturges, MIR. and
Mrs. William Gammel. Mr.. and Mrs
Harry Waldron. Mr. william Hoy, Miss
Mary Louise Colt. Mr.. Joseph Henshaw,
MIR. Howard Anson Richmond, Miss Mary
Watson, Mr.. Giddons of Boston, Miss
Bradley, Miss Helen Campbell. Miss
Tucker of Bristol. Miss Mary Granl,~ the
Misses Dyer, ex-Gov. and Mrs. Dyer, Miss
Brown.
Mrs. Clinton Revere Weeden gives a
tea this afternoon for Mrs, Edward r.
Belts OF Brooklyn. at o'clock
Mrs. j. X. III. Nightingale Will give a
tea to Miss Anne Bigeow Henshaw on
Saturday, January Is.
A large and enthusiastic audience en-
joyed the performance OF William Faver-
sham in "A Royal Rivar' last evening
Among them were noticed Mr.. and Mrs
Albert Stinert. Col and Mrs. Wendell
schaefer. Mrs. F. $. Farwell, Miss Camp
bell Mr.. Gilbert King, Mr.. and Mrs
| Watson, Miss Bradford Mr.. and -lrs.
Roscoe Stetson Washburn, Mr.. John
Shepard, Jr., and party, Mr.. T. Clyde
Foster, Mr.. Frank Varley, Mr.. and Mrs
William Comstock, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
ID. Owen. Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Byron Wat
son, Mrs. Charles ID. owen, Miss Hattie
Balch Mr.. Horton. Miss Estelle Smith
Mr. Mather Miss Ely, Miss Mather, Mr..
George l.. Darte, Mr. l.. Comstock.
The people OF Benehcent church will
give reception to the pastor Rev. A. r..
krom, on Tuesday evening next from
TO 10 o'clock i'm the vestry OF the church
Mrs. Clinton r.. Weeden gives a tea at
her residence, 12O Waterman street. from
5 to this afternoon, i'm honor OF her
guest, Miss Belts.
Miss Mary Louise Gladdng of Broad
way has issued cards for a musicale. at
the Eioise. on Wednesday evening, Janu-
airy 15 at $50 o'clock.
Mrs. Ralph Spence Hamilton and the
Misses Hamilton have issued a large
number OF invitations TO an al horne To
| he given at their residence. 1sS George
street on Friday. January 10
Miss Mary Dempsey OF Pawtucket has
lust been elected regent of-Iha- Trinity
| College Scholarship associa tion I'm place
| OF Mrs. James T.. Sullivan. resigned.
\ From present indications the Sliylnski
| piano recital 10 be given, under the d.
rection or Joseph NJ. Mann. i'm Infantry
| hall on Friday, January L. promises 10
! he one Of the social events OF the season
| The society people of this city have very
| generously secured seats. for the recital.
! ana the great success OF the same is al
ready assured
The patronesses for the concert are
Mrs William Goddard. Mrs r. 7. Gam
nell. Mrs. George Corliss and Mrs. Dou-
| glass.
Mrs. Gertrude Rugg Field ~ this city
gaye the first or course Of lectures or
! talks on current events before p class OF
women, at the home OF Mrs. James w
4 Luther at the corner OF Keene and
| Thayer streets yesterday morning
| Invitations have just been issued for a
reception and private view OF the paint
| lngs Of Mr.. George Hays at the Provi-
| dence Art club from \ to II next Tues
| day evening.