The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-04-15

ranged and served entirely under the
direction OF Mrs. Garrett, was a most ell
aborate one and won the praise of al
present
Dancing continued from $50 until Ions
after one o'clock this morning, with in
PERMISSION at II o'clock for shupper
Among those present from this city
were the following; Col. and Mrs. Frank
+. Oleny. DR.. Charles r. Peckham, DR..
and Mrs. Fenner II. Peckham. Mr.. and
Mrs. Howard ID. Wilcox, Mr.. Frank Fl.
Arnold. Mr. Malcolm @. Chase. Miss Hell
en- Chase. Mr.. Ralph Hamilton. Mr.. r. r.
Bancroft, Miss Marian Butterworth, Mr..
and Mrs. Alonzo r.. Williams, Mr. and
Mrs Charles Naurse Cook, Mr.. and Mrs
Fred l.. Chase. Mr.. Frank Cranston. Mr.,
and Mrs Sober Edwards. Mr.. and Ms's.
BENJAMIN Fessenden, Mr.. and Mrs
George III. Flint Mr.. II. w. Greenough,
Mr.. and Mrs. John II. Hambly. Mr.. and
Mrs. Lewis II. Harris. Mr.. George c.
Hazard. Mr.. Norris w. House. Mr.. and
Mrs. J. ID. f. Jones. Mr.. Russell w.
knight, Mr.. r. r. ]. Mcdonnell, Mr.. and
Mrs. William T. Peckham. Miss Peck
ham.
Mrs l. Hoppin Potter. Mr.. Robbie Pot
ter. Col. II. o. Potter. Mr.. Jesse b.
Sweet Mr. ana MD ars na Inward MTs % %Ss
Or. Albert c. White, Mr.. Thresher. Mr..
George Wood.
Among the Pawtucket guests were the
Park. Mr. and Mrs. Pardon Miller MIR.
Charles r. Stearns, Miss Carol Stearns.
MT and Mrs. Henry A. Stearns Mr. and
Mrs. Walter stearns, Mr. and Mrs. Ste
Mrs. Albert A. Jencks, Mr. John F. Len
non. Mr.: and Mrs. James X. MacColl.
Mr.: and Mrs. Lucius II. Newell. the
Misses Chase, Mr.. and Mrs William IL.
Barclay. Miss Carolyn Currier. Mr.. and
Mrs. RUSSELL n. Dana, Miss Hanna DarI-
ing MT Lyman Darling. Mr.. and Mrs.
Eson M h RdwaSs "ss TTs Ess0 N
on, Mr.. Robert s. Emerson. Mr. and
Mrs: Al9nzo e. Flint Mr 4; Shirley
Mr. William II. X. Moiee, Mr.. and Mrs.
Emmons Pervear, Mr. and Mrs. L. b.
Hssms Mr. Mr and Rafns M. ADAMS Rns Mss
gett. Mrs. James 8. Brown. Miss Brown.
Miss Alice Brown. Judge and Mrs. Par
don I;,,. Ei rilliSEhaSW, W,,M Mr.; and Mrs; George
Herbert A. Rice, Mr.. and Mrs Frank
Leonard. Mr.. Arthur II. Emerson. Mr..
Charles Emerson, Mr.. Arthur Fairbroth-
Henry @. Thresher. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
T.. Tiepke, Mr.. Frederick w. Tillinghast.
Mis- Tucker. Miss Bertha Tucker, Gen.
and Mrs. Howard Walker, Mr.. and Mrs.
r Wilson. Mr.. Frank +. Wooley, Mr..
Wyman. Mr.. Wright.
There were many beautiful gowns no.
ticed on the floor during the evening
Among them being the following:
Mrs. Alonzo Flint. very lovely gown Of
white lace over yellow silk
Miss Ruth Chase. red liberty silk: COR
sage garniture OF red tulle
Miss Hope walker .ovely gown OF
white muslin over pink
Mrs. Edward s. White. gown crepe de
chine.
Mrs. John II. Hambly lovely blue silk
gown
Miss Hope Fisk. white silk tissue over
white silk. trimmings of white satin:
corsage gsrniture OF pink roses.
Mlss Carol Stearns. lovely white accor-
deon pleated gown, corsage garniture OF
white roses.
Mrs. Benjamin Fessenden. beautiful
gown OF black silk Sousseline de sole.
rorsage garniture Of blue velvet and lace
relieved by touches OF red
Mrs J u. r Jones. white polka dotted
chiffon over pink silk. garniture Of black
velvet.
Mrs. Frank Leonard. lovely gown OF
black jetted lace.
Mrs. Henry w Tiepke. black lace.
Mrs. Wethern OF Boston. elegant gown |
OF white and white lace.
Miss Hope Kendall. pale blue crepe
yovn. white lace trimmings. arrnfui Of /
American beauty roses
Mrs. William r. Barclay. lovely gown /
y white crepe de chine, sarniture of |
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