The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-12-08
IN SOCIETY

Mrs. Edward Irving NicKerson gave
very charming tea at the Nickerson resi-
dence on Angel street yesterday after
noon from 10 o'cl~ck TO introduce
her only daughter. Miss Lyra Brown
Nickerson. The house was thronged
with guests during the hours Of the tea.
Among those present were Mr.. and Mrs
James A. Nealy. Gen. and Mrs. W. How
ard Walker. Miss Hope Walker. Mr. ~
bert r. Phillips. Mrs. jeffrey Hazard'
Miss Rosalnd Hazard. Mrs. Charles PITTS
Robinson MIR and Mrs. David j. Barry.
Miss Bonnie Barry Mrs. Charles ID.
owen. Mr.. Evan owen, Mr. and Mrs.
William Arnold Spicer. Mr.. and Mrs.
Royal VI. Gladding Dr. and Mrs. r. T.
Capron. Miss Capron. Rev. James G..
Vose. u. D.. Miss Vose. Miss Alice Com
stock Mr. Paul Matteson, Miss Edith
Waterman Mr.. and Mrs. John a. Cross
Miss Marguerite Cross. Mr.. Tom Buck
lin Miss Louise Chace Mrs Sophia Bah
bitt Miss Babbitt Miss Virginia Shep-
Icy. Mr. and Mrs. Walter 5. Hackney,
NJ Charles H. Child. Mrs. James A.
Dyer. Mr. Chester Snow Miss Janet
Buckln. Miss NJ. Helen Potter. Mrs. Hor-
ace A. kimball. Miss Phyllis Kimball, Mr..
Edward Martin Guild. Miss Marguerite
Thurher Mrs Charles r.. Longley, Mr..
H. Russell Brown, the Misses Brown. Mr..
Huntington Babcock Miss Elsie Aldrich.
Miss Constance Arnold. Miss Nina VIII
kinson Mrs William n. Thurber. Miss
Helen Capron. Miss Alice Nelson. Mrs.
Archibald Matteson. Miss Amey Eaton,
Miss Martha Hale Miss Emily Aldrich.
Miss Daisy Robinson. Mr.. and Mrs. Jo-
seph Davol. Miss Deborah Sayles. MIR
Steven Ames Judge and Mrs. Francis
Colwell. Mrs. Robert Beckwith. Mrs. ].
Herbert Foster. Mr. ana Mrs. William
Aldrich, Miss Eleanor Fenner, Mrs How
ard Richmond Miss Anna Thompson.
Miss Georgia F1ske. Rev. George McClen-
nen Fiske. Mr.. william Miller. Mr.. and
Mrs Dexter Potter. Miss Allen. Mrs
Frank Potter. Miss Olive Potter. Mr.. and
Mrs Henry V, a Joslin. the Misses
Joslin. Mrs. r. G. Buckln. Mr.. William
Appleton Miss Alice Appleton. Miss
Ruth Appleton. Mr.. George Goulding. Miss
Celia Spicer. Mrs John n. Stiness Mrs.
James A. Tower, Mrs. ]. r. Dickinson.
Miss Florence Greene. Miss Virginia
Wheaton. Miss Caroline Eddy.
Miss Lucy Aldrich and Miss Elsie
Aldrich will sail next Tuesday for Europe.
They will spend the winter In Paris.
Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Rockefeller, Jr,,
sailed last Tuesday with their small
daughter TO spend the winter I'm south
ern France.
Miss Helen Capron gave a small tea
on Tuesday for her guest, Miss Alice
Nelson OF Maiden, Mass
"Parslfal' called out large number
Of society people. Among those pres
ent at the first performance on Monday
evening were Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Lap
ham. Prof, Allnson. Miss Suzanne AL
linson Mr. and Mrs. Harry Pearse Mr.
and Mrs. Albert Steinert. Mrs. NJ. Rose
Hoadley, Mr.. A. ". Hoadley. Mr.. and Mrs.
George l.. Shepley. the Misses Shepley,
Mr. u. Russell Brown. Miss Hope Brown.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Brown, Mr.. and
Mrs. James Tillinghast Box parties were
given by Mr. and Mrs. J. Edward Stud-
ley. Mr.. George l., Shepley. Mr. James
TlllinRhast. Among those present AZ
yesterdays performance were Mr.. and
Mrs Jeffrey Hazard. the Misses Hazard.
Col. and Mrs. Frank Matteson. Miss NJ.
Helen Potter. Mr.. ana Mrs. II. Martin
Brown, Miss Marion Brown. Miss Helen
Brown. Miss Allen
The postponement Of the Melba concert
from tonight 10 next Monday evening
will necessarily alter a great many plans.
Mrs. Henry Richmond Chace has is
sued cards for tea 10 be given on Mon
day, the 10th. az her home. 1873 Brown
street. 10 Introduce Miss Louise Chace.