The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-20
LINCOLN SCHOOL DANCE.

The annual dance occurred at the Park
casino Monday evening last and was at
tended by about $50 guests. IL was a most
delightful occasion and IL was an early
hour on Tuesday when the merry party
hied away 10 their homes. tired but happy.
Reves' orchestra furnished the music.
Among those present were Miss GracC
White. Miss Annie knight. Miss Adelaide
Knight, Miss Gertrude Swarts. Miss Patty
Wilson, Miss Rachel simmons, Miss Ella
Perkins, the Misses kirby. Miss Edna Ca
hoone Miss Bonny aBrry. Miss I.yra
Nickerson, Miss Sophia Tillinghast Miss
Rachel Smith, Miss Margaret Van Syck.
Miss Beatrice Branch, Miss Betty Evans,
Miss Martha Hale. MIR. r.. Tudor Gross,
! Mr. stephen Ames. MIR. Russell knight.
Mr.. Clarence Reynolds Mr.. William Fos-
ter Mr., Randolph Barker OF Newport.
Miss Virginia Shepley Miss Lucy Cam
eron. Miss Helen Capron. Miss Hite, Miss
Emily Aldrich, Miss Carolyn Peck, Miss
Hope Walker, Miss Caroline Eddy Miss
Maud Fraser. Miss Viola Foster. Mr. AL
bert Poland. Mr.. c. ID, Mercer. Mr.. Eu-
gene Jackson, Mr.. Webster Cook, Mr..
Huntington Babcock, Mr.. Percy Shres,
Mr.. Walter W. Burnham Mr. Gerald
Cooper Mr.. John Ferguson. Jr., Mr. A. v.
Haight. Mr.. William Appleton. Mr.. Eve
rard Appleton. Mr.. Zechariah Chafee, Jr..
Mr. Eliot G.. Parkhurst, Mr.. Herbert Dor
rance, Mr. George Bullock, Mr.. William
Walker. William Miller, Mr. George
Briggs.
on Friday next the members of the
Colburn gymnasium will give an exhibit
ton i'm Infantry hall. The entertainment
will consist OF dances, drills and marches.
There are four different classes and each
will take part.
The engagement OF Miss Mollie Wilson,
daughter OF Mrs. Ellery H. Wilson, to Mr.
Austin Strong OF New York, has been an.
nounced.
The Inter Nos club, "A society composed
of young men of the Mathewson Street
NJ. r. church. gave a very successful and
enjoyable supper and social evening Mon
day night I'm the dining hall OF the church.
The speakers of the evening were DIR.
Charles w. Melden, w. w. Wilson. c. G..
Carter. c. l.. Dicker, A. Mawney. H. f..
Babcock Frank Williams, VI. b. Hunt.
T. B, Angel and NJ. Hayman.
Miss Francis Perkins spent Easter with
school friends at Pittsburg, Pa.
Miss Ida Haven Miss Lora Haven. Miss
Julia Haven. Miss Nellie Greene and Miss
Gerte burlington spent Easter at Wash
ington, -. c.
Miss Mabel Hyde Kingsbury OF woon-
socket who has many friends I'm this city
is one of the honor students at Vassar
College.
Mrs. John Webster. Jr. sailed on Tues
day last on the SS. Ivernia for Europe.
The Unity whist club met at the home
OF Mrs william A. Lester on Columbia
avenue, Wednesday last.
The last concert OF the Arion club will
be given at Infantry hall on April a.
Mr. Albert A. Remington OF Adelaide
avenue is contemplating trip abroad In
the near future.
Mr. Henry Miller. the actor. spent SAT-
urday. Sunday and Monday last in the
city. ON Sunday evening he superintend-
ed the rehearsal OF THE Love That
Blinds" which was produced Mt the Shu-
bert theatre this week
Mrs. Gertrude Rugg Field gave n read
ing OF "Monna Wanna and The Land of
Hearts Desire" at the Trocadero yester-
day morning under the auspices OF the
Rhode Island Woman's club.
Yesterday was ladies' afternoon at the
Art club and took the form OF n musicale,
the soloists participating being Miss Ber-
tha stanhope soprano; Mrs. George A.
Deal. acompanist. and Miss Harriet May
Fairbrother, pianist.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank w. Reed OF $50
Public street. have announced the engage
ment OF their daughter. Miss Ethel Reed.
10 Mr. Walter R. Boas OF this city.
Mrs. william y. Otis is confined 20 her
homo on Adelaide avenue by Illness.
AT The Art CLUB.
The musicale at the Art club on Wodncs-
day evening last brought out n large rep
rcscntation of society folk, who thorough
~ enjoyed the occasion The artists were