The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-04-28

Mrs. r. o. Bishop, chaperone; Cynthia
Bishop. Beth Brown Rita Everly. Emily
Slade Ethel Mckay. Marion Robinson,
Camilla Furber Elizabeth German. Caro-
lima Blodgett. Alice Woodhead. Annie
Hallenbeck. Lillian Teft, William Crosby.
Arthur Hood. Halleck Homes, Kenyon
JcnCks, William Taylor Jack Irving,
Harry Bethel, Charlie Shartenburg and
Howard Walker
Dance. silver Bells and Cookie Shells" ="
by the -Four Leaf Glover club. Mrs. Will
liam NJ. Congdon and Mrs. A. Herbert
Arnold. chaperones Misses Florence Ed
gers Edith Danielson. Grace Spaulding.
Alice c. Dubois. Mabel Mulcahey. Harriet
l. Brooks. Elizabeth Donley, Anna Don
ley. Helen scattergood, Vera Sweet. Hazel
Durfee. Harriet Bowen. Agnes Padien,
Georgiana Gardner, Marion Laxter and
Julia II. Chapman.
Dance. THE Little People OF Lea" Mrs.
Emory =. Russell. chaperone; Ruth Ket-
tlety. Marion Tiffany Olive Russell,
Walter +. Briggs. l.. A. Simmons. II.
NJ. Lincoln.
Dance. "Bo-Pee's Shepherdesses," Mrs.
Frank +. Marsh and Mrs. George r
Allen. chaperones: Mrs. Frederick II. Per-
klns. Miss Blanche Bangs, Miss Cora
Henshaw, Miss Nellie Wattles.
Boy Blue, howard Schott
The stage was very tastefully decorated.
a huge spider web edged with green fill
ing. the background with a rustic fence
trimmed with roses, wfrifr- UT either side
were banks of green trees and garlands
OF flowers. behind which the pretty
midgets appeared from time 10 time.
william T.. Doolen furnished the scene
and properties and Fays orchestra, Ed
ward NJ. Fay. leader. the music.
All round the hall under the balcony
are handsome booths decorated In the
federation color. yellow; IN many cases.
and in addition 20 the ornamental boxes
for the guests OF honor. which resembled
the stands where maids OF old were
wont 10 view tournaments. being blazoned
with ceremonial bearings on heart
shaped shells. there were many beautiful
and quaint conceits in booths and grab
tables
FOR A SWEET TOOTH.
charming booth was that OF the
plum cake and sugar candy" where
choicest confections were on sale in ad-
dition to paper flowers and various nov
elites. Mrs. Longley was assisted by Mrs.
r. T. Capron, Mrs. Peck and the Jack
O'Dandies and pretty Malds
Jack and the Beanstalk'' booth, to-
gether with the Queen OF Hearts" booth.
was I'm charge OF the Sunshine society.
Jack" and his grab box were found In
q little enclosure behind a fence, on
which white hollyhocks were climbing.
Mrs. c. T.. Angel was in charge Queen
OF Hearts" was In charge OF Mrs. William
n. White. with the Queen OF Hearts,"
Mrs. w. w. Baker and her corps Of as
sistants. dispensed cakes and pies and
delectable rarts. This booth draped with
yellow and white bunting. displayed a
line OF hearts cut out OF colored paper.
n aafc In Arrc
A. A. Presbrey. chairman: Mrs. NJ. Ar
mour. Mrs. w. w. Baker Mrs. O. F.. Oar
ling. Miss Gertrude l.. Thayer.
In the program booth OF white and yell
low were stationed Misses Florence Thay-
er. Adde Gay. Naude Arnold. Ruth
Chace, Patty Rockwell, Edith Mann,
Lorraine Johnson ana Hope Fisk.
"a dller. a dollar. a 10 o'clock scholar"
says the rhyme. and Mrs r. Il. Capron's $
booth was otherwise known as the Brown
University bUut1, rnJ pttfars were draped
Ia white and hung with Brown and Har-
varl banners. Here Grown fans and sofa
pillows, pin cushions and ash trays were
displayed for sale and Mrs. Capron and
Mrs Samuel NJ. Nicholson were assisted
by Miss Janet Bucklin. Bessie Nicholson.
Alice Grosvenor. Helen Capron, Rosalind
Hazard, Hope Brown, Marion Brown.
Noble Gardner, Hope Walker and Caro-
line Grosvenor
At the drink booth were dispensed
"orahges and lemons. say the bells OF St.
Clemens" was in charge OF Miss Isabel
Brown. assited by Misses Phyllis Mather.
Grace White. Bomoy Barry. Edith Manton
Mrs Charles Hawkes.. Mrs. Milton Brown
and Miss Hope Brown.
CAFE IN AN ARBoR.
At the end OF the hall was an arbor
the House I'm the Woods" with the roof
OF pine boughs and its picket fence over
run with red and white hollyhocys, made
Nv Miss Alexander. This was the cafe
lruper and was in charge OF Mrs. r. H..
Carrique. with a corps OF assistants rep
rscnting each club I'm the state. viz. /:
Mrs George s Baker. Mrs. William j.
Banspach. Miss T.. T. Holt Mrs Timothy
McCarty. Miss u. r. Harvey Miss Bessie
Spaldng. Mrs Edward TIngley. Mrs.
Clarence Mott Mrs W. =. Manchester.
Mrs. r. +. Barneheld. Mrs. c. A. Rod
man, Mrs. Ambrose Feely, Mrs. Georgia
l. knight. Mrs Charles Munroe. Mrs
Dexter Creever Mrs Walter 8. Reynolds,
Miss Minnie Woodward and Mrs. J. A.
Browning
The flower booth was In charge Of Mrs
George II Fowler. was next tho stage
and was beautifully decorated with red
peoples on trellis
At Miss Munets grab box. with little
Miss Muffet sat on "tuffet," the spiders
carno in through tho holes I'm the green
wall back OF her. where the grabs were
kept This was In charge OF Miss Louise
BallOu Mrs. John Fills. Mrs. Charles Par
ker. Miss Sadie Kent. Miss Edith Ellis,
Miss Edna Warhcld and Miss Florence
Bullock
LOCKWOOD woMEN's CLUB.
The Edgewood Women's club booth
whore miscellaneous articles were sold H.
iustrated the rhyme. The Maid was IN
tfe Garden" and against nr trees and
rows Of hollyhocks the YOUNG women were
literally hanging out the clothes" Mrs
Waldo z Davis ives IN charge assisted by