The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-02-25
R. |. Exchange for Women's
Work Promoted Affair.
CONCERT BY AMERICAN BAND
Infantry Hall Prattlly Decorated for 0cca-
sion, and Affair Was a Pronounced
Success Ia All Ways.

Society danced last evening at Intan-
try hall under the auspices of the Rhode
Island Exchange for Women's Work. The
function was styled charity ball."
title more or less appropriate. Lots OF
people were there and the dance was n
decided success from all points Of view.
Dancing was from 10 o'clock on.
At o'clock Reeves band started IN
with n concert, of which the following
was the programs:
Overture, "Pin. Par, Pouf." Schwartz;
selection. from the "sho Cum" Luders;
Babes I'm Toyland," Herbert; cornet and
trombone duet, Angels Serenade."
Messrs. Church and Spary; overture,
Morning, Noon and Night"
At little after 10 o'clock dancing was
! begun. The dance program included n
large variety OF selection from the latest
light operas, including the 'Sho Cum
prince of Pilsen." wizard OF o." "Piff,
Par, Pouf." Red Feather" Girl from
Kay's."
The patronesses were the following:
Mrs Roscoe Stetson Washburn, Mrs.
Charles II. Bailey, Mrs. John o. Ames,
Mrs. Francis II. Brown, Mrs. w. Louis
Chapman, Mrs. Elisha Dyer, Mrs. Rob
ert l. Gammell, Mrs. William Grosvenor.
Mrs. Wallis Howe. Mrs. ID. O. Littlefeld,
Mrs. c. f. Longley, Mrs II. Bruce Mer-
riman. Mrs. Frank II. Martin. Mrs. Henry
Pearce, Mrs. James A. Potter, Mrs. How
ard Richmond. Mrs. II. p. Shepard. Mrs,
II. l.. Watson, Mrs. II. r. Wheelwright
and Mrs William w. Weeden.
ON the reception committee were Mrs.
Howard Richmond, Mrs. Wallis Howe,
Mrs. r. II. Martin. Mrs. w. w. Weeden,
Mrs. r. B, Merriman. Mrs. w. L. Chap
man. Miss l.. A. Sweetland and Miss Ia.
g Hoppin.
AMONG TILE GUESTS.
Those on the floor committee included
Mr.. II. Anthony Dyer. Mr.. Harold Cong
don. Mr.. Il NJ. Guild, Mr.. II. Tudor
Gross, Mr.. j.. III. Hazard, Mr.. w. A.
Nightingale, Mr. II a. Richmond Mr.
II. w. Sackett and Mr.. Merwin White.
Some or those present included Mrs,
George II. Ames, Mrs. William Won
GottschalS Miss Phyllis Kimball, Mr..
George Flint. Miss Sarah Babbitt, MIR.
Guild. Mr. and Mrs. A. Curtis Tingley,
Mrs. Fred L. Chase. Mrs. William Wurts
White. Mr.. and Mrs. Howard O.
SturEes. ex-Gov. Charles Warren LIP
pitt and Mrs. Iippitt. Miss Virginia
Gammell. Miss Dahlgren OF New York.
MISS Louise Lippitt MISS curtain OF
Philadelphia Mrs. Walter A Peck, Miss
Marguerite Peck. Miss Caroline Peck.
Mr.. Harry Sackett Mr.. Leonard Ting
ley, Mr.. and Mrs. Calder, Miss Wilcox.
Mrs. Francis Colwell. Mrs. Dexter B.
Potter Miss Hope Shepley. Miss vir-
ginia Shepley. DIR. George Matteson, Mr..
Merwin White. Miss Ethel Parks, Miss
Beatrice Binney, Mr.. Bancroft. Mr..
Runks Weeden. Mr.. William Grinnell
Mr.. Harris Buckliu, Mr.. and Mrs. Stuart
NJ. Aldrich. Mr.. and Mrs. William Night
ingale. Mr.. Tom Bucklin. Miss Sally
Miller, MIR. Frank Cranston. Mr.. Harold
Congdon, Mr.. and Mrs. William Hark-
ness Arnold. Miss Amey l.. Guild, Miss
Louise Reach. Miss Ellen Knowles. Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Kingsley, Mr.. and Mrs.
Moulton. Miss Grace White, MISS Mary
Bradley. Dr. Halsey De Wolf Mr. Emory
Porter. Mr.. Bverard Appleton. Miss
Louise Hunt. Mr.. r. Tudor Gross Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Stnge-. Mr.. and Mrs.
! r. Bruce Merriman, Miss Talbot, Mr.
Arthur Emerson. Mr. Edwin Martin
Guild. Mr.. and Mrs. Marsden J. Perry.
Miss Hope Walker. Mr.. Ben Cook. Miss
! Florence Smith, Mr.. William Appleton
Mr.. and Mrs. j q. Ames. Miss Annie MAY
| Wallace. Mr.. William Reynolds. Miss
/ Ethel Chaplin. Mr. Sam Baker. Miss Helen
| Brown, Mr.. Herbert Dorranca. Mrs. w,
\ L. Chapman and Mrs l.. A. sweetland.