The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-01-18
IN SOCIETY

Miss Anita Baker and Miss Alice Gros-
yonor we're the hostesses at a welsh rare
bit party given at the Agawam Hunt club
on Saturday evening. and among their
guests were noted the Misses Helen and
Mollie Foster. Miss Caroline GrosVenor'
Miss Pauline Wecden, Miss Louise LIP
pitt Miss Isabel Cox OF Utica, Mr.. stu
arr NJ Aldrich. Mr.. r.. II. l. Goddard.
Jr.. Mr. Harold congdon, Mr.. Harris
Bucklin. Mr.. r. NJ. Guild, Mr. Raynor
Weeden Mr. +. r. Bancroft ana Mr.
Harris Bucklin. The party was chap
eroned by Mr.. and Mrs. George water
man.
Two Cotillion club dances in one week
were greatly enjoyed last week and the
one on Saturday evening rounded out a
week of some social activity I'm a most
ntting manner. Mrs. Walter A. Peck
acted as hostess with the assistance OF
Mrs. George IL Ames and Mrs. Thomas
a. Jenckes Among those present were
ley Miss Eva weeden. the Misses Mar
euerite and Carolyn Peck Miss Wheaton,
Miss A Helen Brown. Mis- Louise Claf-
lin. Miss Mather Miss lien Weeden,
young men were r.. II. l. Goddard. Jr.,
Studley Hart. William Appleton, Padel-
ford Taft. stephen Cooke. Rufus Water
man. George Claiin, Harold Waterman,
Emory Porter stephen Ames Evan
owen and William Aldrich
Mr.. Howard Burlingame OF Boston viii
deliver lecture on 'Saunterings Through
ireland" tomorrow afternoon In TIE new
Mann hall The affair will assume the
form OF reception given by the Provi-
dence Fortnightly club. and Mrs. Susan
A. Balou will act as hostess
The ladies Of Gaspee chapter, u. A. r.,
will give their social whist party this af-
ternon In the rooms OF the Colonial
Danes on South Main street
Cards are out for the marriage Of Miss
Ethel Maud Chase. daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Jessie keton Chase 20 Mr. George
Lord Goss. the ceremony taking place on
next Monday noon at 23 Orchard avenue.
large reception viii be held after the
wedding ceremony, which Is private.
The first OF series OF lectures hv
Prof Mcdonald OF Brown viii be given
this afternoon at o'clock at tho resi-
dence OF Mrs William r. Weeden.
Things will be- active on the hill to-
morrow evening on the occasion OF the
annual Gym ball. which takes place In
the Lyman gymnasium Of the university.
On next Tuesday evening the Old Guard
ball will be given in Now York and
some OF the members OF the Light In
fantry Veterans of Providence will go 10
the metropolis TO attend the most bril-
liant social function OF the season
Saturday evening jolly party OF
young people enjoyed an informal dance
given by Miss Marguerite Peck at hor
home on Waterman street There wers
about 30 present. Il being confined to the
young people only. number OF col
lege men were present Mrs. spinks
orchestra furnished the music.
The dance was given In honor OF Miss
Parsons of New York who lis visiting
Miss Peck. Among her guests were ths
following: Miss Emily Aldrich. Miss
Mary Bradley Miss Anita Baker. Miss
Edith Waterman. Miss Hope Brown, Miss
Marion Briggs and her friends. Miss
Rhodes and Miss Emlin; Miss Helen Ca
prom. Miss Eva weeden. Miss Martha
Hale. Miss Virginia Shepley Miss Mar
garet Collier. Miss Caroline Eddy. Miss
Bessie Howard. Messrs, Harry IAttleneld
Newton Hutchinson. Ralph Ostby. I'd
ward Peck. Noble Judah Jr Wcbste,
Cooke. William REYNOLDS Jack Csdy
Ralph Mason Emory Porter. stephen
Miller. Harold Waterman. Jack Congdon
Alfred Brownell stephen Amer Harold
Warren, Thomss Bucklin, raul Matte.
sou and Harold Arnold.