The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-01-03
Meek's Social Reyiev.

| n. Campbell, Miss Edith Campbell. Mr..
ana Mrs. Charles Warren, tho Misses
Warren. Prof. and Mrs. Albert Hardness.
Prof. and Mrs Poland. Senator and Mrs.
Nelson w. Aldrlch. the Afessrs. Aldrieh.
Mrs. George CoTliss Mrs. Eliza Rndeke,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Carpenter. Mrs. Car
penter. Mr. and Mrs. Henry II. Tiiling-
hast. Mr.. and Mrs. William X. Thing
hast. Miss Charlotte Tillinghast. the Miss
es Nightingale. tho Misses Abbott. Mr..
and Mrs Walter Richmond. MIR. and Mrs.
knight Richmond, Prof and Mrs. Gard
iner Mr.. and Mrs. O. Richmond Parsons.
Miss Helen Robinson. Miss Margaret
Robinson, Mr.. and Mrs. George Parks.
Miss Ethel Parks. Miss Ethel studley.
MIR. and Mrs. Olney Arnold. I'd. MIR. and
Mrs. Henry Chace, MIR. and Mrs. s. o.
Metcah. Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Babeock,
Judge and Mrs. Colt, Miss Mary Colt. Miss
Caroline harrington. Miss Margaret Chase
MIR. and Mrs. William o. Blanding, the
Messrs. Blanding. Miss Hope Shepley. MT
and Mrs Richard B. comstock. Mrs Ely
Miss Ruth Ely, the Misses Walker, Mr.
and Mrs. Horatio Hunt. Miss Hunt.
Society will undoubtedly gather IN
large numbers at ST. Stephens Guild
house this evening. when the two society
early fan will be repeated and as
before under the direction OF Mrs. j. H
X Nightingale.
These two plays. "A Box OF Monkeys"
and popping the Question" we're most
successfully presented at the Bayside ca
sino and fully reported In these columns
evening which they were given
was one OF the stormiest of the season
the rain failing I'm torrents. and. in con-
sequence the attendance was not as large
as IL certainly otherwise would have
been. For this reason the repetition OF
the plays is great qualification to many
Mrs. Charles f. Longley entertained the
Pawtucket chapter, Daughters of the
Revolution, OF which she is the regent.
at her home on Walcott street, Paw
tucket. this afternoon.
Mrs. Charles Buber.. one OF the sea-
sons brides. gave a charming tea" TO
her personal friends at her home on
The decorations for the occasion were
extremely chaste and artistic. being ar
ranged by Miss Caroline Harrington; In
| the centre OF the dining room table, where
| chocolate and tea was served. was a large
silver hoving cup filled with pink roses
The handles OF the loving cup were
| graced with pink game ribbon and
around the same were little pots OF pink
/ begonias. The cup stood on a round mir
ror and thus reflected its burden OF
| beauty. making a most novel and artistic
table decoration.
InOEe VINO poured mere were MIS-. see
I her Edwards, Mrs Herbert Greene Mrs.
| Edward Shaw. Mrs. James A. Kinghorn,
| Mrs Charles Auty. Mrs. Walter Ballou
| Jacobs. Miss Emma Baker. Mrs. Elijah
! Allen.
| In tho parlor the decorations were OF
| poinsetti, table containing a mass OF
| this beautiful red flower tied with red
| gauze ribbon, being the decorative feat
| ure of the room.
Ices were served here by Miss Marion
| Sparrow OF Cambridge. the guest OF Mrs.
Bubier, Miss Margaret Ballou, Miss
| Louise Clafin. Miss Mabel Scott, Miss
| Hannah Carpenter. Miss Ethel Arm
strong Miss Nellie Cobb. Miss Elizabeth
| Vaughan.
| Ladies' afternoon, at the Providence
| Art club. on Thursday. was one of the
| enjoyable social functions of the week-a
/ per being read by Prof. William Whit
| man Bailey OF Brown University and a
tea following served by Miss Leslie
/ Hawes, assisted by Mrs. Snow, OF Bos-
| ton, Miss Annie S. Brown and Miss Mary
| Scott OF this city.
A large party OF ladies OF Edgewood
| and Providence society went down 10
| Worcester on Thursday, with Mrs. Tim
| othy L. O'Connor to witness the fne
| performance OF Mrs. O'Connor's sister.
| Miss Elizabeth Tyree, the accomplished
actress. in the first performance of "Gret-
| ma Green"