The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-01-24
Week's Social Review.

with several small dances the Gym"
kali, one large reception. musicales, teas
ard the like, the past week has kept pace
with those which have preceded Il and
the younger portion OF society, at least,
have found the days all too short to crowd
into them so many desirable things and
so much OF social diversion, and yet lsave
time for necessary relaxation and rest.
However, the Penitential session IS fast
approaching when society will welcome
the advent OF a period OF literal and
spiritual rest for the weary"
On Monday occurred the second
IN the series of four sub
scrption dances under the management
OF Mrs. William Ames, at Mrs.
Spinks from 10 II o'clock.
Like the first. ii was an occasion OF
great enjoyment and complete success
from every point OF view. The attend
ance. however. was not 80 large as the
previous dance. owing doubtless 10 the
fact that society was congregated IN
large numbers in Sayles hall, to witness
the performance Of "Evcryman'
Among those present during the even
ing were the following: Mr. and Mrs.
Johns III. Congdon, Mr.. Edward NJ. Guild,
Mr.. Louis 4. Foster, the Misses Foster.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Waldron, Mrs.
Abram Barker, Mrs William w.
White. Mr. and Mrs. william g. Nightin-
gale, Mr. and Mrs. Iloratio Nightingale,
Miss Balch, Mr.. Orray Taft, DIR. and Mrs.
George B. Ames, Mrs. Gertrude Child
Barrows. Mr. Lefferts Hoffman, Mr.. and
Mrs. stephen o. Metcalf. Mr.. and Mrs.
James IL. Phetteplace. Mr. and Mrs.
Wallace r. Chandler Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
liam b. Waterman. Mr. and Mrs. Frank
lin b. Treat Mr.. Henry Tilden. Mr.. and
Mrs. Arnold Talbot. Miss Claudia Tuck
er Mr.. w. w. White, Miss Isabel Coke,
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert A. Baker. Mr.. and
Mrs. Wallace Howe
Mr.. and Mrs knight Richmond, Mr.
John I. Mauran, Mr.. ~. Anson Rich
mond. Mr. Edward Ely Dr. George
Crocker. Mr.. Edward J.. Martin, Mr..
Thomas B. owen. Mr.. aud Mrs. Thomas
Jencks. Miss Louise Lippitt. DR.. and Mrs.
j. G. Pegram. Mr.. Morris House Miss
Delihant, Mr. Merwin White Mr.. Archl-
bald Archer Mrs T.. D. Pearce.
Among those who witnessed the mag
nificent production OF "Everyman" in
Sayles hall on Monday were: Mrs. Will
liam Goddard Mrs r. II. L. Goddard,
Miss Madeline Goddard. Ex-Governor ID.
Russell Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Lockhart Darte Miss McVickar. Mr.. and
Mrs. William Gammell Mr.. John c. Pc
gram, Miss Isabel Pegram, Dir. and Mrs.
James T. Sullivan. Mr.. and Mrs. Michael
f. Dooley, DR. and Mrs. George McC.
Fiske. Mr. +. Ellis Jackson, Miss Eliza
Fiske. Miss George Fiske, the Misses
Hazard, the Misses Abbott, Mr.. Charles
A. Kilvert. Judge and Mrs. Blodgett Mr..
and Mrs. Samuel NJ. Nicholson Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry r. Grant Miss Margaret
Grant. Mrs. George Corliss, Miss Corliss.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Slater Durfee, Prof.
and Mrs. William Mcdonald, Prof. and
Mrs. Nathaniel Davis, Prof. and Mrs.
Lorenzo Sears. Prof. Packard and many
others.
on Tuesday evening occurred the an
nual Gym" BAH in Lyman gymnasium.
Brown university. which. though not as
large as in previous years. yet was a
very jolly and thoroughly delightful af-
fair.
The patronesses chosen for the occasion
were as follows: Mrs. William Ames,
Mrs. III. Martin Brown. Mrs. Harry Par
sons Cross Mrs. III. Anthony Dyer, Mrs.
William III. II. Faunce, Mrs. Robert Ives
Gammell, Mrs. r. III. l. Goddard, Mrs.
William Goddard. Mrs. William Grosve-
nor, Mrs. George {. Nightingale. Mrs.
George W. Parks, Mrs. Henry Pearce.
Mrs. Howard Richmond Mrs. Howard O.
Sturges, Mrs. Harry A. Waldron.
OF the Is patronesses but three were
able to be present, these being Mrs III.
Martin Brown Mrs. II. Anthony Dyer
and Mrs. Harry A. Waldron.
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
| Won Reynegom Bumstead, Foster Bar
| ker Davis. William Henry Gray, Newton
J Peck Hutchinson. stephen Waterman
| Moson, Alfred Fellows Masury. Fred Al.
| leync Otis, William Satterlee.
| Among those present were the follow
! ing Miss Margaret Grant, Miss Mollie
| Gardner, Miss Anna Warren. Miss Emily
| Aldrch. Miss Mary Watson, Miss Pal
mer. Mr.. Freeman Cocroft. Mr.. Frank
| Vaudeville. Mr.. Harry Bates. Mr. Rath-
bone Gardner, Col IL. Martin Brown.
Col III Anthony Dyer. Mr.. Harry A.
| Waldron, Mr. Samuel Baker, Mr.. Dwight
Baker. Mr.. Stuart Aldrich. Mr. Richard
Comstock, Mr.. Padelford Taft, The
Messrs. Appleton, Mr. Thacher Guild, Mr.
Carleton Hale. Mr.. Joseph Bailey, Mr.
| Alfred Masury, Mr.. Chester Allen, Mr.
George Il. Francis, Mr. u. c. Palmer
the Messrs Blanding. Mr.. Judah Mr.
Charles Ray. Miss Coke OF Utica. n. Y.
Miss Hope Ladd. Miss Brand OF Worces
ter. Miss Annette Robinson. Miss Marior
Briggs, Miss Hunt Miss Mary Bradley
Miss Louise Cla1n. Miss Bessie Aldrich
Miss Caroline harrington. Miss Virgins
Wheaton, Miss Rosalnd Hazard, Miss
Martha Hale, Miss Claudia Tucker.
The ever popular Agawam Hunt cluI
was the scene OF jolly and brilliant af
fair from 3 TO $3.50 o'clock Tuesday az
teraoon, the occasion being a "Bridg
whist" given by Mrs. William G.. Night
irgale. followed by Tea" at the clos
/ of the game.
The following ladies participated Il
the game:
Mrs Eleanor ]. Rocker, Mrs. Edwar,
Douglass Pearce. Mrs. T.. Bruce Merri
man, Mrs. Joseph Balch, Mrs. IA. A. TIL
linghast, Mrs. J. Il. N. Nightingale. Mrs
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