The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-10-11
A)eek's Social Review.


ciety people. especially TO the younger set
whose minds were centered on. number
OF interesting out OF door events which
occurred today.
First there was the Yale-B Brown foot
ball game which brought society out In
large numbers and hardly less interest
Ing 10 many was the mems invitation
handicap goa at the Agawam Hunt club.
AT the latter place a brilliant company
gathered, several iuncheons being given
previous 10 the game and a club tea at
the close.
One OF the distinctly brilliant events OF
the week was the large theatre party
given by Mr.. and Mrs. william w.
Weeden, on Thursday evening. to see
Miss Annie Russell In "The Girl and the
Judge"
After the play Mr. and Mrs. weeden
entertained their guests at supper at the
Wellington.
Their guests were Miss Russell and
Mrs Delmo. Also Mr. and Mrs Sam
uel Slater Durfee. DR.. and Mrs. Pegram,
Mrs. George l.. Collins. Mr.. Thomas B.
owen, Mr.. Ramer Weeden, Mr. How
ard Richmond Mr.. c. C. Burnett. Miss
Hope smith, Miss Helen Campbell. Mr..
Harold Congdon. Mr.. Edward Ely, Mr.
and Mrs. e Bruce, Merrlman. Mr. John
{, b. Woods. Miss Mason. Mrs. James
Richardson.
Society at Warwick Neck languishes.
since few OF the summer colony remain
there 10 enjoy the late October DAYS Mr.
and Mrs. A. w. Smith and family closed
their residence there on Thursday and re-
turned to this city
The Nightingales and Aldrichs still re-
main Tor the balance OF October.
Mr.. and Mrs. William O. Blanding and
Miss Hope Shepley are now in Los An
geles, Cal. having a most delightful
time and enjoying the most perfect
weather. They go later to Colorado and
VIII reach home about the first OF No
vember.
a reception will be given at the Guild
Rouse OF ST. Stephens church on Tuesday
evening next, under the auspices OF the
ladies' OF the guild I'm honor of the stu
dents OF Brown university who are at
tendants there.
A series of select dances have been ar
ranged 10 be given at the Eloise under
the auspices OF Grace church choir. The
first OF the series will occur on the even
ing OF Nov. 4.
Mr.. John Alley Parker. one of New
forks most prominent young business
men. Is the guest OF Mr. c. Edwin Saw
yer
Another engagement xvas onro,nooa 80,
Wednesday which came as a most graft
iylng surprise to hosts of people I'm the
leading social and religious circles of
THIS city. 1t was that OF Miss Eliza
Greenough Fiske, daughter of Rev.
George Mcclellan F'iske. rector of ST.
stephens church, TO Frederick Ellis Jack
son, son OF Frederick H. Jack
son OF Prospect street, the we'll known
insurance man of this city. Mr.. Jackson
s graduate OF Cornell university of
he class OF 1900 and a member OF the firm
of Hilton a jackson, prominent ar
,htects of this city. He is moreover.
4 young man of high character, univer-
sally respected and OF much promise.
Miss Fiske is an accomplished young wo-
nan, extremely popular I'm the best social
circles, and that the intelligence OF her
was received with much
pleasure. by her friends. was evidenced
oy the many beautiful presents and floral
which were showered up
1n her.
Miss Constance Reed OF Cowesett. the
lancee of Mr.. Delaney Fiske is visiting
DR.. and Mrs. Fiske at the rectory on
Williams street.
Cards were issued on Wednesday for
he wedding OF Miss Amy Hoppin AL
irich. only daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
William Fosdick Aldr.cl TO Mr.. James
Dyer Miss Aldrich is a well |
Known society girl and a graduate OF
Miss Sariewska's school in the class az !
9s. Mr.. Dyer. whose home I'm IS Maine |
'ecently graduated from Brown univer- |
,ity, but Is now in business with his |
'ather.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. G. Mason OF II Keene |
street gave a small dinner party at the |
Nerragansett hotel Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Il. Gladding have |
aiken house for the winter season al |
% Waterman street.
Mrs. Daniel Jackson gave a luncheon at |
ler home. go Barnes street, Tuesday.
Mrs. Thomas Harris gave a luncheon !
II her home. 2lO Angel street, Tuesday.
Miss Elizabeth Tyree, the we'll known |
lctress, who has been visiting her sister,
Nrs. Timothy l.. O'Connor. at her Edge |
wood residence, returned TO New York |
IN Tuesday.
Mrs. Maude Harris OF Norwood avenue,
cdgewood, gave luncheon 10 n few OF |
Ter friends on Tuesday last.
Mrs. NJ. y. knight and her daughter.
irs Emily knight Wilcox. OF this city, |
10Th of whom have been travelling I'm Eng
and and on the continent during the past
have just sailed for home on
he steamship New England" of the
line They will arrive in New
FORK on the 18th.
The perfect autumn weather OF yester-
ay brought a large and brilliant COM
any OF society people together at the
,gawam Hunt club. where one OF the
most interesting events I'm the history Of
ne club occurred. This was the ladies'
lvitation handicap golf.