The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-01-21

Miss Caroline harrington, very becom-
Ing gown OF white crepe de chene.
Miss Virginia Wheaton. gown OF green.
Miss Rosalind Hazard, white silk gown.
Miss Claudia Tucker. gown OF light
blue with trimmings OF white
Miss Martha Hall. white crepe de chine
Among others present were the Follow
ing: Miss Margfaret Grant, Miss Mollie
Gardner Miss Anna Warren, Miss Emily
hdrich.( Miss Mary Watson. Miss Pal
mer. Mr.. Freeman Oocroft. Mr.. Frank
Mandevfile. Mr.. Harry Bates. Mr.. Rath-
bone Gardiner. Col ii. Martin Brown.
Col IT, Anthony Dyer. Mr.. Harry A.
Waldron, Mr. Samuel Baker, Mr.. Dwight
Baker. Mr. Stuart Aldrich. Mr. Richard
Comstock, Mr.. Padeiford Taft. The
Messrs. Appleton. Mr.. Thacher Guild. Mr.
Carleton Hale. Mr.. Joseph Bailey, Mr.
Alfred Masury. Mr.. Chester Allen. Mr.
George b. Francis. Mr.. 4. c. Palmer,
the Messrs. Blandins, Mr.. Judah. Mr.
Charles Ray.
Dancing continued until midnight when
supper was served after which II was
ION with the dance" until the early
hours OF the morning.
The committee Of arrangements to
whom the success OF the ball was large
ly due were as follows:
Gay Nicholas Freeman. chairman,
Robert Aldrich. treasurer, Louis Forest
all Baker, Merle Taft Barker. Clarence
ker Davis. William Henry Gray, Newton
Peck Hutchinson. Stephen Waterman
Mason. Alfred Bellows Masury. Fred Al.
leyne Otis. William Satterlee.
The ever popular Agawam Hunt club
was the scene of jolly and brilliant af-
fair from 10 $50 o'clock yesterday af-
terpoon. the occasion being Bridge
whist" given by Mrs. william G. Night
ingaie followed by a Tea" at the close
OF the game.
The following ladies participated IN
the game:
Mrs. Eleanor ]. Rocker, Mrs. Edward
Douglass Pearoe. Mrs. e. Bruce Merri-
linghast, Mrs. J. X. III. Nightingale, Mrs
Horatio Nightingale, Mrs. Henry w.
Cooke. Mrs. Benjamin Harris Mrs. Theo-
dore Bliss, Mrs. Wallace r. Chandler
Mrs Gertrude Child Barrows, Miss
Bridge. Mrs. Howard I. Gardner, Miss
Isabel Pegram. Miss Bessie Sackett, Mrs.
j o. Ames, Mrs. Harrison Bridge. Miss
Rosiat Rhodes. Miss Helen Foster. Mrs
Harry A. Waldron. Mrs. W. p. Com
stock, Miss Anne Abbott. Mrs. Walter g.
Hackney, Miss Aldrich. Mrs. Y. q. Buck
land. Mrs w. w. Brownell. Miss Marion
Hazard. Miss Jencks. Mrs. Stephen o.
Metcalf Mrs Charles ID. owen, Jr., Mrs.
w NoiN'i iiiuutH, ~ Nluii'bf
Mrs. William II. Waterman. Mrs. II. T.
Merrtman, Mrs. Abram Barker. Miss
Hortense Weeden. Mrs. Charles Merri-
man. Mrs X. c. Richmond.
There were two beautiful prizes oon-
tended for and the first was won by Miss
Sackett and the second by Mrs. r. Dou-
glass Pearce.
The tea" which followed the game.
was an extremely dainty affair the deco
ratons Of the tables being of pink carna-
items. pink candles and shades and greens
Miss Foster and Miss Abbott presided at
the tea table.
Mrs. William @. Nightingale gives an
informal dance at the Hunt club tomor-
row evening.
Although II Is yet very early. the ar
rangements for the senior ball at Brown
university have been completed and the
chairman: Mr.. Harry Bates treasurer;
Mr.. c. v. r. Bumpstead. Mr.. l.. r. Ba-
kar, Mr.. q. n. Freeman, Mr.. Lester II.
Dodge, Mr.. r. l.. Dillon.
The final lecture In Mrs. Walter stokes
Irons course In her private East Side
class will be given at the residence Of
Mrs. William o. Cornell. 259 Weyland
avenue. tomorrow morning at 1880 ana
the last lecture In the course OF her West
side class will be given at the residence
OF Mrs @. w r. Matteson. 4s5 Broad
wav on Friday afternoon At Mrs.
Irons will give a review OF the following
popular novels at both these lectures: (:
and THE Confessions OF Wife"