The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-03-16

lhc program was a Nafled one ana OF
high character and was thoroughly en-
joyed by the fifty members and their
friends who were present Following the
program a dainty supper was served. The
program was as follows:
Waltz "A Ia Bien Aimee" Schutt,
Miss Jessie Hunt; Madrigal. j. Homans.
Kashmiri Song. a. w. Flnden, Miss Helen
Wheelwright: The Nuns Prayer. G.
Oberthur Miss Janet Mather; Scene de
Ballet De Beriot. Mrs Harold II. Mac
kinney: Doris Nevin My Lady June. +.
Lambert Miss Mary Colt. violin obligato
by Miss Johnson; Eolian Sounds, John
/ Thomas Chanson Pas Paroles j. Dulez,
Miss Molly Brownell: (a) duet from sta
bat Mater. Miss Bessie Nicholson and
Miss Harriet Johnson. Miss Phettepace,
accompanist: (b) Less Than the Dust. A.
W. Finden. Miss Harriet Johnson. Polo
naise G sharp minor Chopin Mrs. VIII
liam Buffum: The Awakening OF the
Rose. w Maase. Greeting 20 the Woods
c. Renecke. Miss Ruth Mather violin
obligato by Miss Doris Mather. Mrs
Phetteplace, accompanst: Hyre Kat.
Hubay Miss Lorraine Johnson May
time Ellen Cowdell Maids OF Cadlz, Leo
Delibes. Mrs. Richard w Blanding: harp
duet Miss Molly Brownell and Miss Janet
Mather
Among those present at the occasion
were Miss Alice Brownel Miss Ruth
Ely. Or. BaTrows Miss Florence Hami-
ton. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles B. Humphreys.
Mr. and Mrs. j. Rogers Dickinson. Mrs.
Walter L. Preston. Mrs. Howard y. Cor
nell. Mrs Edward l.. Johnson. Mr.. and
Mrs. Percy Middleton, Mr.. Goldman. Miss
Phyllis Mather. Mrs. William II. Filling
hast. Mrs. f. NJ Smith. Miss Hodgman.
Miss Louise Hunt. Miss Helen Chase. Mr..
Maus Wheelwright. Mr.. Edwin A. Bar
rows, Or. william Buffum, Mr.. Merwin
White. Mr.. "Runx" Weeden. Mrs. Ger
trude Child Rarfows. Miss Ethel Chaplin.
Miss Mary Mortimer. Miss Mary Lewis.
Miss Beatrice Colt Mrs. William Penn
Mather. Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph S. Hamilton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph s Hamilton, Jr., and
Mrs. Harriet Brownell.
Mr. William A. Chandler is entertaining
at the Hope club. Mr.. Joseph Worrall and
son. Mr. Stanley Worrall OF Sheffield,
England.
Among others who atteided the alto
mobile show at Boston this week were
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace r. Chandler, Mr..
and Mrs william p. Comstock and Mrs.
Charles d. Owens.
Mrs Walter S. Ballou is spending a
week in New York city.
Col H. Anthony Dyer Is in Chicago
giving an exhibition of his pictures.
The death OF Mrs. Henry y. Deming
caused profound sorrow among her large
circle OF friends. She was indeed a favor
tie and her face and charming personality
will be missed.
Mr. and Mrs Walter II. Vincent gave
drner at their Irving avenue home on
Tuesday last in honor OF their guest. Mrs
II. Seward Wilcox.
M Frederick Hayes started wednes-
day on n southern trip with Nassau as
his objective point
Mr.. John Wilson has been confined 10
his home for some days by illness.
Miss Nancy Allen OF Philadelphia and
Bristol is the guest OF Miss Bourn.
Mrs. June Rockwell gives a st. Patrick's
day luncheon tomorrow at her home in
Bristol
Mrs Charles Briggs and the Misses
Briggs sail on Sunday for Europe.
Miss Louise Tillinghast sails from Bos-
ton tomorrow for Europe. She will take
the Mediterranean trip.
Miss Mary Allen OF Worcester Is the |
guest OF Mrs. f. A. Chace on Governor |
street
Mrs. James Dyer has returned to her
home on Charles Field street after a short |
visit at Portland, Me.
Mrs George Whittles OF Harrisville is |
the guest OF friends here.
Dame Rumor states that the Stork -
lowering about the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
John d Rockefeller Jr.. in New York.
Mrs. Rockefeller was Miss Abble Aldrich.
daughter OF Senator Aldrich.
Mr. and Mrs Joseph T. lie Strade en-
tertained at their home on Melrose street
the whist club. Among those present
were former Governor Kimball and Mrs,
Klmball. Mr.. aud Mrs Salmon r. Davis
MIR and Mrs. John Whtehouse, Mr.. and
Mrs William Babcock. Mr.. GladdlnR OF
Bristol MIR. and Mrs. Fred w. Babcock
Mr. and Mrs Albert stevens, Mr.. and
Mrs. Morton + Winsor. After the cards
refreshments were served and prizes were
awrded 90 the lucky players Mrs. Kim
ball and Mrs. William Babcock.
Mrs John r. Dennis OF Adelaide ave-
nue. has returned from visit TO her par
ents at Ogoutz, Pa.
Mr. and Mrs David l.. Lngane left the
first part OF the week for Denver. Col,
where they will spend about a month.
Mr. George w. Bailey spent Sunday last
with his mother. Mrs. Delight Bailey, at
Myetic.
Reports from Mr. Horace Remington
OF Adelaide avenue. who recently under
went an operation at Clifton Springs. N.
Y. and II etill there, state that he Is
rapidly regaining his strength.
Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Stetson Washburu
are now az Hampton Terrace. North Aug
usta. Fla
Mrs Walter Peck and daughter. Miss
Carolyn are at Nassau. Fla
Miss Jessie Hunt. daughter of Mrs
Horatio Hunt delightfully."- entertained the
Morning Musical club at her home on