The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-01-10
N)eek's Jocial Review.

VIII entertain AT their residence on Angeli
street this evening.
Mrs. Marsden j. Perry gives large
dinner party at her home on George
street on Tuesday next
Mrs. William Ames will speak on the
subject OF Missions" before the ladies'
or St Pauls church. Pawtuckea, on
Thursday evening next a supper win
be served I'm Music Hall assembly rooms
under the auspices OF the Ladies' Aux
Hilary, after which Mrs. Ames will de-
liver her address. Mrs. Ames Is a con-
vincing and most entertaining speaker
and those who have heard her Will realize
that she will kindle anew the enthusiasm
OF the ladies OF ST. Paul's on the subject
of missions.
The many friends OF Mrs Alice Brad
ford) Lynch. formerly OF this city. were
pained 10 learn or her death In New York
city during the week.
AS Alice Bradford Mrs. Lynch was ex-
tremely popular here. She Is descend
ant OF Governor Bradford and a member
or highly respectable family.
An enthusiastic and delightful audience,
largely composed of ladies, greeted Will
lard in, his magnificent presentation OF
The Cardinal" at the Wednesday mat
inee.
Among the audience were the following:
Mrs. Eliza Radeke Mrs. George l.. Shep-
ley Miss Virginia Shepley. Mrs Susette
V. 3. r.. Collins. Mrs. William r. Filling
hast. Mrs. Henry Tillinghast Mr. Gilbert
Phillips Miss Caroline Harrington. Mrs
Daniel r. Hayden.
Miss Anita Baker and Miss Gladys
Baker. daughters OF Hon. ard Mrs. David
S. Baker returned TO Greenwich Tues
day afternoon. where they are students
at the famous old academy there. Rose
mary Hall.
Mrs lie Baron b. Colt goes TO the Adir-
ondacks this week TO visit her son, who Is
staying, there indefinitely for his health
Invitations have just been issued by the
Gaspee chapter. Daughters OF the Reyo.
lution OF this city for a large reception
TO Mrs. Charles Warren Lippltt. state re-
gent OF Rhode Island. The reception will
be given at the residence OF Mrs John r.
Huntsman, regent OF Gaspee chapter at
351 Angel street, on Thursday, Jan. l5
from 10 8. and will be a notably bril-
liant affair
Mrs. Howard ID. Wilcox gave a charm
ing Tea" at her residence on Arlington
avenue. in this city, yesterday afternoon,
from 10 o'clock, In honor OF her sister,
Mrs. Frederick w. Danforth OF Buffalo,
New York. where. despite the bitter cold
and the distance from the centre OF the
city. several hundred ladies gathered and
enjoyed a delightful afternoon. The at
tractive home was most tastefully dec
GRATED for the occasion, pink and green
being the predominating color. pink roses,
pink carnations and green being most
tudiciousy combined 20 carry out the
color scheme. on the dining room table
where tea and chocolate were served was
beautiful centre piece formed by an
electric lamp with rose shade, around
which was banked mass OF lovely pink
roses and carnations
Those who DOurad Uare Nrs
tohny Dyer. Mrs. Horatio Nightingale
Mrs. William Il. Weeden. Mrs. George II
Flint. Mrs. Albert @. Utley. Mrs William
Peckham. Mrs. Louis L. Robinson, Mrs
Henry II. Gardiner.
In the rooms adjoining the dining room
Ices were served from tables also beau
tfully decorated with pink roses and
carnations by the following young ladies':
Miss Annette Robinson. Miss Marion.
Brown, Miss May Burrough, Miss Ellen
Anthony, Miss Annie Pierce. Miss Ellen
Sheldon. Miss Harriet Page
Among those present were Mrs. Dutee
Wilcox. Mrs. Franklin T. Capron, Mrs.
Charles Pitt Robinson. Mrs. Arthur
Kelly, Mrs. Charles B. Rockwell Of Bris-
tol. Mrs. W. Il. G. Wardwell OF Bristol.
Mrs. Charles, Mrs. John +. Lennon. Paw
tucket; Mrs. Alonzo Flint, Pawtucket:
Mrs. Bongartz, Beverly. Mass; Mrs. Os-
car Lapham, Mrs. Frank p Comstook.
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Mrs. Sidney R. Burleigh, Mrs Charles
Warren, Miss Anna Warren, Miss Eliza
beth Warren. Miss Spicer, Mrs Curtis
Tingley, Mrs. Joshua Alderman, Miss Ad-
deman. Mrs. Arthur Watson and many
others.
Mr. and Mrs william Grosvenor and
ing week for Aiken. 8. c., where they
Will spend the remainder OF the winter.
Mrs. II. N. Fenner gave small lunch
con at her home. "A Cooke street, yester-
day.
The distinctive social events of the COM
Ing week are the subscription dance at
Mrs. Spinks on Monday evening under
the management OF Mr.. Edward NJ.
nesday evening under tho management
OF Mr.. Edward NJ Guild.
The many friends of Mrs. Myra l. Gar
school, will rejoice to know that she has
been rendered the responsible and i'm
portant position OF manager-in-chief OF
Hotel Marlborough" Of Atlantic City.
y. J. Mrs. Garrett will accept the posi-
ton only for the summer months, how
ing business here
The regular monthly meeting OF the
Rhode Island branch OF tho Association
of Collegiate Alumnae, of which Miss An
ME Crosby Emery II president, was held
this afternoon at the home OF Miss I'll
linghast 260 Angel street. n tea fol-
lowing the regular business meeting
The Alliance F'rancaise held its annual
meeting at the home OF Mrs Elisha Dyer
on Power street at IL o'clock this morn
Ing