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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-07-07
VIII Preach at Butter Creek

Rev. NJ. V. Howard will leave to-
morrow morning for Echo and Butter
Creek, where he will preach at the
Thompson school house on Butter
creek. Sunday morning and evening.
The NJ. f. South pulpit here will be
supplied in his absence.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-07-07
OPERATION AVOIDED
EXPERIENCE OF MISS MERKLEY
She Was Told That an Operation WaS
Inevitable How She Escaped Is

When physician tells a woman sui-
fering with ovarian or womb trouble
that an operation is necessary, the very
thought of the knife and the operating
table strikes terror to her heart, and
our hospitals are full of women coming
for ovarian or womb operations.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-07-07

There will be a lawn social Satur-
day, Jaly sth, at the home of Mrs.
Danner, 1o9 Water street, py the la
dies of the Christian church. Ice
cream and cake, 10c. From to 10
p. m.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-07-07
WILL HELP WOMEN
SALOON INTEREST TO VOTE
FOR "WoMAN's RIGHTS.

Novel Scheme of Oregon WhIskey
Dealers to Get Even on the Local
Option Forces-Win Vote SoIidIy
for Equal Suffrage Next Year In
Hopes Of Finally Overthrowing the
Local Option Law.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-07-07

Official Sweden is kept busy deny
ing any purpose of trying to coerce
Norway into a renewal of the union.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-12-22
THE WALTzEN WHIST.

Quite the social event of this week.
which has socially 6een very dull indeed
was that OF Waltzen-Whist so ably ar
ranged by Mrs William ely, the first
one OF the series. which took place at the
Sphinx academy Wednesday evening.
decade or SO ago similar occasions
were under the supervision OF the late
Mrs William Ames ard society has been
most interested I'm the revival OF these
functions. and II has seemingly fallen 10
Mrs. Ely 90 revive them with the spirit
with which they should be inoculatc
over 20o have all ready subscribed to this
series OF dances and 81 the society people
OF Providence can get any more genuine
fun or soclability than at these func-
tions-well the writer don't know where
they are.
or course this first occasion did not
sve true represention OF those
who have subscribed but there were a
good many just the ssme--snd OF the
best. too. The gowns worn were worthy
OF especial attention made by the best
modistes IN tho city and IL f. unneces-
sary to mention names.
There was lot of freedom AT this
dance-some thought there ought to be
more, but one the whole II was the quint-
essence of Socia bility.
Mrs. Ely. Mrs Johns II. Congdon and
Mrs. Walter Hidden are the social fac
tors I'm the affairs. and they should all
have the hearty good will and congratula-
tions upon the decided success OF the
first of these affairs. Among those pres
ont were: Mr. and Mrs. William f.
Ely Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hidden. Mr.
and Mrs. Marsden j. Perry Mr. and Mrs
Charles Alexander Kilvcrt, Judge and
Mrs. John r. Bodgett, Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
liam =. Comstock Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
j. owen. Mr.. James Phetteplace Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry r. Deming, Mr.. and Mrs.
Horatio II. Nightingale. Mrs. Gertrude
Child Barrows. Mr.. and Mrs. George L.
Freeman. Miss Isabel Brown. Mr.
and Mrs Allen Chase Miss Gladys
Baker. Miss Caroline Grosvenor, Miss
Beatrice Binney, Mr.. Johns H. Cong
don. Mrs. Gertrude Child Barrows Mr.
and Mrs. Frank III. Martin. Mr.. and Mrs.
ii. A. Tllinghast, Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace
r. Chandler Mr.. and Mrs. Stuart NJ. Al
drich. Mr.. Frederick Hays, Mr. Henry w
Greenough. Mr.. Frank II. Brown. Mr..
William Peckham. Mr. and Mrs. Henry
w. Roth, Miss Abbott Mr.. William Peck
ham, Mr.. Henry Hayes DR.. Clarence 7.
Gardner. Mr.. and Mrs. F. Fl. Howland.
Mrs. William Grosvenor, Mrs. David S.
Baker and Mrs. Roscoe Stetson Wash
burn aud a number OF others arc arrang-
ing for individual series OF dinner dances
10 be given after the holiday season.
Miss Primrose Colt. daughter OF Judge
and Mrs. LeBaron b. Colt, is home for the
holidays. She is attending Mount Vernon
seminary at Washington, ID. =.
Cards are issued by Mrs. William
liodgman. for a Dolly Warden" party.
in honor OF her daughter Miss Dorothy
Hodgman. TO take place at the Hodg-
man residence at East Greenwich on
Thursday evening next.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-12-22
PREDICTED
ONLY SMALL
EXPLOSION

The News has received the following
dispatch from Mrs. Eva Fay:
Washington. d. c., Dec. 2i, p. MI
predicted a small explosion which proph-
ecy has been fulfilled / cannot see any
thing that would indicate any character
of disaster in Providence for the next
thirty days. / am grieved that so much
exaggeration and rubbish has been added
TO my prophecy.
l foresee for the people of Providence
happy Christmas and n glorious new
year. People need have no fear OF calam-
ity occurring in stores or shopping dis
trict. so far as I can see. great fire will
occur in the latter part OF January in
the manufacturing district but no lives
will be lost. EVA FAY
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-12-22
MISS WEEDEN's TEA.

Miss Eva Wecden. daughter OF Mr. and
Mrs. Clinton II. Weeden. enterta iued on
Monday az tea in honor Of Miss Ethel
r. Slocum. the hancce Of Mr.. Frank Iiill
Cranston.
The decorations were IN red suggestive
of the holiday season. Miss Annie Fos-
ter and Miss Irene Butter served Among
the young people present were:
Miss Caroline Eddy. Miss Hope Shep-
ley. Miss Ethel Parks Miss Helen Cauron.
Miss Alice Appleton. Miss Edith Water
man Miss Martha Hale. Miss Hope
Brown Miss Kendall. Miss Cranston. Miss
Helen Brown Miss Doris Mathcr Mr.
Albert Clafiin. Mr.. Ren Cooke. Mr. Ever
ard Appleton. Mr. Studey Han Mr. Ed
ward Bancroft Mr.. Harry Llttlefcld Mr.
Steven Ames, Miss Annie Knight. Miss
Emily Aldrich. Miss PHYLLIS Mather. Miss
Elizabeth Mason Mr.. Leonard Tingley,
Mr.. Webster Cooke. Mr.. George Evans.
Mr.. Richard Aldrich and Mr.. Winthrop
Aldrich will spend their vacation with
Mr and Mrs David $. Baker at their
home on Cook street. Mrs. Baker has
issued invitations for the first Of her
dinner dances to be held next Friday
evening.
Miss Constance Robinson has returned
to her home In Providence. Her sister
Miss Helen Robinson who attends the
MacDuffy school i'm Springfield. is also
al her home on Governor street.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-12-22
FOREFATHERS' DAY
II Was 0hssrsd BY Society Of Maytov.r
Descendants In Rhode Islnnd

"Forefathers' Day" was observed by
the Society OF Mayhower Descendants in
Rhode Island. at the Eloise. yesterday
afternoon. Deputy General Charles II.
Warren. presiding.
The past governor. Prof Wilfred " Nun
TO spoke OF the voyage OF the Maydowcr,
the latest addition TO the Dominican line
of ocean steamers
Remarks were also made by the COVER
nor. Asa g. Crowell after which refresh
meats were served.
Ladies assisting were Mrs Roscoe s.
washburn, Mrs Charles u. Rockwell
Mrs. Asa G. Croweil. Miss Georgiana
Guild, Mrs Henry w Wilkinson. Mrs
wilfred IL Munro. Mrs. Henry r. Chace
Mrs. Samuel Ames Misses Margaret and
l.--lA Ar ran
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-12-22
SOCIAL GOSSIP
OF THE WEEK.
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News for this department when hp-
pears on each Friday giving resume OF
the weeks social events, sent In VIII be
gladly received. 1t should be accompan-
led by the scnder's name, not for publca-
ton. but as guarantee OF good faith.
Address Social Department, The News,
Providence, II. |.
The past week has been strenuous
one IN society-not from a social point OF
view exactly as shopping has been the
main exertion.
or course there has been few social
functions OF great interest. probably the
most important being the first OF the
subscription dances at the Sphinx academy
SO ably arrayed by Mrs William ELY, an
account of which appears elsewhere in
this column. Next week the society gay
ETY. will he renewed with increased fervor
and probably continuing To the end Of
January. The social calendar has many
interesting events TO take place I'm the
quite near future. ana IL surely looks
a If this season I'm the total will be one
OF the gaycst ia the history of Providence.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-12-22
SPOTTED FEVER At NEWPORT
Two New Cases Are Reported at Training
Sialtn

.fwU rcw rrSr-- f---fytrr-r meningitis
have been reported al the training sta
ton at Newport. one was reported We'd
nesday and yesterday the second one
made It's appearance.
This makes a total OF seven cases which
have thus far developed out Of tho ssv-
on patients two have died All the cases
are among the recent arrivals a. the sta
ton. who are kept apart from the others
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-12-22

Julia Tillinghsst and Ruth Nicholson. as
flower girls.
The brides gown was beautiful crea-
tion OF white satin with trimmings OF
Irish point lace. She carried white bride
roses. The maids gowns were decidedly
effective or blue sapho silk, shirred and
tucked. They wore tulle yeils caught with
silver butterflies in the hair and carried
white bridesmaid roses. The little flow
er girls were I'm white organdie dresses
and carried baskets OF titles OF the val
ley
Among those present at the reception
which took place Immediately after the
ceremony were Mr.. and Mrs. william r.
Tillinghast Miss Esther Tilinghast. Mr..
and Mrs. Henry A. Tilinghast, Mr.and
Mrs. James Kenyon, Mrs. Narsden j.
Perry, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Edward Studley,
Miss studley, Mr.. Myers. Mr.. and Mrs.
Nat Smith, Mr.. Amasa Eaton, Miss Amy
Eaton, Mr.. and Mrs. John 4. Cross, Miss
Cross, MiAs Anita Baker. Miss Eva VIII
liams. Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Knight, Miss
Knight, MIR. Benj. Cooke Mr.. Evan owen.
Miss RoWena Campbell. Miss Helen
Campbell Mrs. William b. Weeden, Mr..
and Mrs. William Penn Mather, the
Misses Mather, Miss Anna Warren. Miss
Caroline Grosvenor Miss Ethel Parks.
Mrs. Royal Riggs. Mr.. Alfred Brownell.
Miss Mary Lewis, Miss Nellie Knowles.
Mr.. RenX Weeden, Mr.. Steven Ames, Miss
Margaret Collier Mr.. Irving Hunt. Miss
Helen Brown, Miss Hope Brown. Mr..
Douglass Mercer, rir. Ralph Ostby, Miss
Elsie Brigham. Miss Annette Robinson,
Mr.. Palmer Barstow, Mr.. Il. Tudor Gross.
Mrs Walter Hackney. Mr.. Archibald Mat
teson. Miss Phyllis Kimball. Miss Grace
White, Miss Helen Capron. Mr. and Mrs.
Clinton Weeden, Miss Butler. Mr.. Leon
ard Tingley. Miss Edith Waterman. Mrs.
George l.. Shepley. the Misses Shepley,
Miss Elizabeth Mason. Miss Caroline Ed
dy, Miss Helen Capron, Miss Cecile
Briggs, Mr. and Mrs. Orray Taft.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-12-22
THE CHARITY BALL.

on all sides these days the keenest in
terost Is manifested in the Charity ball 10
be held in Infantry hall on Friday even
ing. Jan. s. by those interested I'm the
Rhode Island Exchange for Women's
Work
II sincere work and with so worthy a
cause as the objective point, can stand
for success truly the ball will be an oc-
casion ldrg TO be remembered and may
prove to be a permanent event in the so
cial life Of our community.
The women I'm charge OF tho affair
have been tireless I'm the arrangement
OF the details which at this point are
about completed.
The patronesses will include Mrs. Rob-
ert Ives Gammell. Mrs. William Goddard,
Mrs Dyer Mrs. Alfred NJ. Coats. Mrs.
William Grosvenor. Mrs. Roscoe Stetson
Washburn, Mrs. Henry Il. Lippitt, Mrs.
Henry Pearce, Mrs. Howard o. Sturges
Mrs Walter a. Peck. Mrs. William IL.
WceGen, Mrs. James r.. Sullivan, Mrs.
stephen O. Metcalf, Mrs. Howard Ric' =
mond. Mrs Charles Il. Longley. Mrs.
Frank A. Sayles and Mrs. I. Sedswick
steele
From reports the decorations are To be
superb and the interior Of Infantry hall
viii undoubtedly present brilliant pic
ture on that evening.
Mr. JUhn NJ. Dean Is en'oting the halmy
climate OF Florida and Will remain there
fo- some weeks longer.
Mrs. s L. w. Merrill is on a trip
through the south and will probably re-
tu,n before the holidays.
Rev. G. A. Burgess pastor OF the South
BAPTIST church. and Mrs. Burgess were
rendered q reception last evening at the
church the occasion being the hftieth
anniversary Of their marriage.
The church parlors were crowded with
tho friends and members OF the church
and very pleasant program was given.
The couple received very many hand
some gifts
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-12-22
SHERIFF
ANNOUNCES
PROGRAM

High Sheriff Hunter c. White has com-
pleted arrangements for the inauguration
OF state officers. which will take place
at the State House Jan. 2. 1905 In ac-
cordance with custom the members OF the
two legislative bodies will assemble I'm
their respective chambers at noon for or
ganization. As soon as the Organization
OF the two bodies has been perfected they
Will meet In joint session I'm the house
chamber for the Inauguration of the gen.
erai- officers
AS soon AS the governor and other state
officials have taken the oath OF Office
the speaker OF the house OF representa-.
tives will direct that proclama tlon of the
FACT be made from the State House bal
cony. AS the announcement Is made a
governors salute OF II guns Will be fired
from the State House grounds BY Bat
terry A, Light Artillery. r. r. /. NJ
Visitors will be admitted to the west
gallery OF the house for the purpose Of
witnessing the Inauguration ceremonies
AS soon as these ceremonies are COM
pleted dinner will be served TO the mem
bers OF the genera. assembly and their
invited guests. Each member OF the as
sembly will receive two tickets, one fo-
himself and one for n friend.
Governor Utter and the general officers
will hold n public reception after the in
auguration. and in the evening the gov
ernor will hold n reception from TO 20,
10 which the citizens OF the state are in
vited.
CITY INAUGURATION.
The city government will be inaugura tod
Jan. 1, 1909. with the usual impressive pro-
gram. The members Of the new city gov
eminent VIII assemble I'm the reception
chambers ~ the city hall and will march
TO the council chambers at noon. escort
cd by the chief OF police and the city mes
senger. General Dyer will be sworn In
az mayor. after which the other rue nbt re-
OF the city government will take the oath.
After this Mayor Dyer will deliver his
inaugural address and the usual list az
city officers will be chosen.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-12-22
EARLY JANUARY WEDDING.

Ono Of the society weddings during the
coming month will he that of Miss Helen
Knowles of Benefit street to Capt George
III. Eiswald, former Providence man
but now making his home In New York
city Miss Knowles is decidedly popular
and Capt FIiswald has a host OF friends
both here and in the big town. The we'd
ding will occur on jar. 10th at tho home
OF the bride o-be.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-12-22
MAGIC HAIR STAIN.

Tor brown or black prepared by
GEORGE oRMsBy. wig Maker and
Halrworhsr. 10 fremont street. Bos on
II 10 srmp's. safe and easily applied. co.,
tains no lead poisons. use N ono. and
you VOL never use sr/ other BLAND
ING q BLAEDING. ~ weyboasst street.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-12-22

Lean. president general. of the national
society of the ID. 4. r.
on Saturday evening, Dec. 10. Mrs.
Howard .casY o. sursss & w entertain 5s tss
home on Hope street
Miss Ethel Parks. the guest Of Col and
Mrs George l. Shepley. was given tea
AZ the Agawam Hunt club on Sunday last
by Miss Elizabeth Nicholson.
Mr.. John II. X. Mcintyre and Miss Eta
A. champln were married az o'clock
Monday afternoon by Rev. John Proude
OF tho Ruggles Street Primitive Methodist
church, at the residence OF Mr.. y.
Howard Thornton, IS Rye street.
The bride was dressed sharmingly and
was attended by. Miss Lizzie Boehm and
the groom by MIR. Richard Nichols
reception and wedding dinner followed
the ceremony. after which Mr.. and Mrs.
Mcintyre left for short wedding tour.
A charming wedding at seekonk on
Wednesday. and which will interest
Providence people, was that OF Miss Edith
Lillian Fisk. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs;
Sands, son Of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sands.
The ceremony was performed by the
Rev. Edward Benedict and took place at
the homo OF the brides parents and later
Mr.. and Mrs. Sands left on an extended
wedding trip
Mrs. Horatio r. Nightingale is enter
tanning her mother, Mrs. II. T.. p.
Thomas, OF Wakefield.
Mr.. and Mrs William Penn Mather OF
Waterman street, have announced recent
ly. the engagement OF their daughter, Miss
Janet Mather. 10 Mr. Edwin T. Goldman.
Both are prominent In society and have
large circle of friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Healy observed
the 10Th anniversary OF their wedding at
3 Portland street Wednesday evening.
They were assisted In receiving by Misses
Jessie and Isabella and Mr.. Alirnz Healy.
their children Many friends attended
and left silver tokens OF their esteem.
Mr.. Healy has been I'm the employ OF
Irons a. Russell for long time.
He Is member OF Mount Vernon lodge.
a. +. and A. NJ. and OF the Society OF the
Sons OF the American Revolution, and is
lineal descendant OF Roger williams.
Cards have been issued for tea 70 be
given by Mrs. Howard p. Cornell at her
home. 3oi Angel street. TO meet Miss
Butler OF Buffalo. The event will take
place on the 27th OF December.
The Rhode Island Society OF Mayfower
Descendants had a very enjoyable NEE ting
Thursday afternoon, "Foretather's day."
at the Eloise. After the interesting ad-
dress by Prof. Wilfred Harold Munro. ex-
was served in the parlors.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stuart NJ Aldrich will join
Senator and Miss Lucy Aidrich in New
York for the holidays.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-12-22

youngsters OF society are gleeiully dhtlcl-
pating a rare treat.
Senator Aldrich and the members OF his
family who are not travelling abroad
will spend the holidays with Mrs. John ID.
Rockefeller. Jr., (nee Miss Abbie Adrich),
In New York.
Another event that society folk are
looking forward to is the cotillion party
to be given by Mrs. I.eBaron B. Colt at
the Agawam Hunt club one week from
Monday next. Jan ]. The affair. which
Ia i'm honor OF Mrs. Colts charming
daughters Miss Primrose and Miss Bea-
trice. will undoubtedly be one OF the pret-
tiest OF the season
Cards have Just been issued by Mrs.
Walter H. Stearns for an lat home to be
given on New Years day.
Miss Annie Cook Cushing is spending
Christmas at South Manchester with her
aunt. Mrs. Frank Cheney.
Mr. James TillinRhast son OF Mr.. and
Mrs William r. Tillinghast Is home from
the Lake Michigan school for the holi-
days.
Miss Helen Ost5y is also spending her
vacation at home.
Tho last and most delightful OF Mrs.
William Hardness Arnold's 'at homes
is being held this afternoon at her home
on Brown street.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas T. Laurence will
take their Christmas dinner with Mrs.
Laurence's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Clin-
ton Revere Weeden.
Miss Ethel slocum OF Baltimore rill
spend Christmas with her cousin, Mrs.
George II. Webb.
The last OF tie series OF piano recitals
given 10y Miss Estella Neuhaus was held
last Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. William
Ely was the hostess and threw open her
charming house on Manning street
Among those who listened 10. Miss New
laus delightful rendering of selections
from well known Russian composers and
that wonderful artist. Chopin. were Mrs.
Walter Peck. Mrs r. Percy Middleton,
Mrs. Alfred NJ. Coates. Mrs. John Camp
bell Mrs. James Lister. Miss Campbell.
Miss Virginia Gammell, Mrs. William
Waterman, Mrs. Bertram Horton Miss
Knight, Miss Goodwin. Mrs. Howard II.
Wilcox, Miss Brown. Mrs. Frank Smith
Mrs. Archibald Matteson, Mrs. Albert
Steinart Miss Bauer. Mrs. George Webb
Miss Slocum, Mrs. s. Mlilet Thompson,
Miss Thompson, Mrs. James $. Kenyon
Mrs. Edward l.. Johnson. Mrs. Nightin-
gale, Mrs. Richard Blanding
Mr. Edwin Broome * spending the holi-
days at the home OF his parents I'm Paw
tucket.
Mrs II. r. T. Thomas is spending
Christmas with her daughter Mrs. Ho-
ratio y. Nightingale.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-12-22
COMING NUPTihLS.

Tho first society wedding OF '06 will take
place at Grace church on January at
S:90 O'Clock when Miss Annette Lincoln
Robinson. daughter OF Mr.. ana Mrs.
Charles pitts Robinson will be married TO
Mr.. John Palmer Barstow.
tanning Miss North. formerly OF Bristol.
but who for tho past few years, has made
her home abroad
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank r. Jelefr arc enter
tanning Miss Toucey Of indianapolis at
their home on Congdon avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Sykes OF 20
with Philadelphia relatives and frienCs.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles y. Mckinney are
received congratulations upon the birth
of a daughter
MFR. r.. I. Todd leaves in few days for
very fire position.
One OF the most notable weddings %
when Miss Marguerite Foster Peck,
daughter Of Mrs. Walter A. Peck. was
married TO Mr. Harold Austin Mackinney
Only relatives and a few intimate
friends were present at the ceremony
which took place ~ the Peck residence
90 Waterman street az 8 O'Clock Miss
Peck was attended by her sisters. Misses
Louise and Carolyn PectGsnd little Miss
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-12-22

Boston.
The first OF the series OF dinners 10 be
given by Mrs William Goddard, Mrs.
David s Baker, Mrs. Howard O. Sturges.
Mrs. William White. Mrs. William Ely
and Mrs William Grosvenor will occur
on Friday evening, the 9th. Each hostess
will entertain a certain number OF the 80
young men and the 3S young women, and
later they will all assembly at the hos
pitable homo Of Mrs. David 3. Baker and
trip the light fantastic
Master Walter Mlsch. son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Caesar Misch OF Elmwood is home
for the holidays. lie Is attending school
at Worcester.
Miss zlegIer Of Germany Will spend the
winter with Mr.. and Mrs Franz r. Zieg-
ler at their home. @ Lenax avenue, Elm
wood.
4 letter from Mr.. George g. Arnold. who
together with his father. Mr.. William II.
Arnold. sailed on Friday last on the Clyde
Steamship line for the south. notes their
arrival at the Pine Forest Inn at Sum
merville, " G. on the voyage they en-
countered a severe snow storm. Mr.. Ar
mold. Jr. will return for the holidays.
while Mr.. Arnold. Sr.. will winter at
southern points.
Mrs s. R. Cushman OF Elmwood will
spend the holidays at Wilkesbarrc. Pa.
The many friends Of Mr.. Albert a.
Remington OF Adelaide avenue will be
pleased 20 know that he is convalescent
after q weeks illness
Mrs Frank NJ. MathewsOn formerly. of
this city but now residing in New York,
has sent out cards FOR a series OF recep-
tions 10 be given az her pfescnt home 62i
Fifth avenue
Mrs Richard Jackson Barker. regent
~ the Gaspoe chapter. -. A r.. OF this
city. attended largo reception in Boston
on Tuesday, given ~ Mrs. Donald Nc
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-12-22
MISS PARKS ENTERTAINED.

In honor of Miss Ethel Parks. formerly
of this city and great social favorite
here. hut now residing I'm Orange. n j..
Miss Anita Baker gave a delightful lunch
con on Monday last at her home on Cook
street. Among those present were Miss
Louise Lippitt. Miss Virginia shepley.
Miss Hope Shepley. Miss Edith Water.
man and Miss Rowcna Campbell
Among the weddings 81 early January
vln 30 that ~ Mics Marion G JosHn.
daughter OF SIR. AMI Mrs II. v. A Jos.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-12-22

lin. 10 Mr. Frederick r. Reed OF Wor-
cester, Mass. II Will take place on Jan.
z, at the home OF the brides parents on
Blackstone boulevard.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-12-22
MRS. PERRY TO GIVE LARGE plNNEE

on the evening of the charity ball. which
occurs on Jan. 5th Mr. and Mrs. Marsden
j. Perry Will entertain by large dinner
at their magnificent Power street resi-
dence. Covers will be laid for forty guests
and the service will be by Sherry of New
York.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-12-22

Miss Ethel Parks. the guest of Col an
Mrs George l. Shepley. was given Tel
AZ the Agawam Hunt club on Sunday las
by Miss Elizabeth Nicholson.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-12-22

The Misses Anita and Gladys Baker
were recently the guests Of house part,
given by Mr. and Mrs Charles Inches o.
Boston.