The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-02-09

| Alr. ana MIS-. Howard ~ SlhiBf0s NV ''''
| Mrs. George Mcclellan Fiske, Mr.. ana
Mrs. william L. Hodgman Mr. and Mrs.
! Frederick II. Jackson Mr. and Mrs. Cor
| nelius s Sweeland. Mr. and Mrs. j. Ed
| ward Studlcy. Mr.. and Mrs George l..
| Shepcy Mr. and Mrs Walter IS. Nin-
cent and Rev. owen r. Clarke. Mr.. and
| Mrs NJ B. l. Goddard, Mr. and Mrs.
! Elisha Dyer Gov. ana Mrs. George II.
| utter, Mr. and Mrs r. n. /. Goddard,
Rev Edward r. Sanderson. Mr.. j. g. Il.
! Woods Mr. william Goddard Mr. and
Mrs r. r Nightingale and Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward :. clark.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank r. Pearce and Miss
Anna Pearce OF Elmwood avenue are
making a trip through the South and will
visit old Point Comfort, Baltimore and
Washington.
The Kings Daughters of the Washing
ton Park NJ +. church. in connection
with another association. give "A supper
this evening in the vestry Of the church
The Rev. Louis NJ Glocken has gone
10 Illinois on account of the critical i'll
ness OF bis mother.
Mr.. Frank Miller and family formerly
OF Pawtucket. have just moved into their
new residence at Washington Park.
Mrs Charles seagrave and daughter.
Florence. OF Forestdale have recently
been the guests OF friends here.
Miss Lucy Cameron entertained at
luncheon at her home on Hope street
Wednesday. The guests included. Miss
Annie knight Miss Adelaide knight, the
Misses Chase Miss Elizabeth Mason,
Miss Lyra Nickerson. Miss Patty Wilson.
Miss Esther Tnlinghast, Miss Marguerite
Cross.
The members Of the Colburn Gymna-
slum will give a lady minstrel show
and bazaar in Lilly Academy on Friday
evening OF next week
Mr. and Mrs w. e. Whitford OF Lex
ington avenue are travelling I'm the South
for the winter
Mr. John Shepard. Jr.. leaves on Mon
day next for Palm Beach, where he will
remain for some time. II
Mrs Keddy and Mrs. Charles Britt gave
n whist party az apartments I'm the Co
lonial on Westminster street on Thursday
evening last. Among those present were
the Misses Mclean, Mr.. Charles Beebe,
Mr. Harry Roote Mr.. Charles Britt DR..
II. A. Haskell.
Dainty prizes were awarded to the sue
cessful players OF the evening.
The first annual banquet OF the Rhode
Island Veterinary Medical association
will be held at the Newman Hotel on to-
morrow evening.
Mrs. Elizabeth Hardman and son, John,
OF Glendale have recently been the
Mr.. A w Basset spend Sunday last
with relatives at Danielson, Conn.
over 400 members and guests OF the
Providence Central club attended the re-
cepuon of the president OF the club at
their Weybosset street home on Tuesday
evening.
About the hour OF 3 the guests began
to arrive and were welcomed by the re-
ceivng party composed OF the following:
President George Il. Weston and Mrs
Weston, Vice President \. r.. G. Farnham
and Mrs. Farnham and Henry Fletcher
chairman Of the executive committee.
Music was furnished by Reeves or
chestra and later I'm the evening supper
was served. The committee on arrange
ments consisted of tho following: Chair
man Henry Fletcher, Percy A. Harden
and Curtis II. Bangs. The ushers were
Arthur 5. burlington, Curtis II. Bangs.
George II. Burt, Henry l.. Evans, George
Fuller and William Angel
Miss Mary Colt entertained at bridge
at her home on Tuesday last.
Mrs. r. r. Richmond I'd is entertain
ing her cousin Miss Margaret Stanley
Post Of st. Louis. Mo. A number OF
social affairs have been arranged I'm her
honor.
Mrs. Walter s. Ballou has had as her
guest. Miss Eleanor May OF New York
Miss May returned TO her home on Sat
urday last.
The many friends Of Mr. Charles f.
Iounley VIII he sorry to learn that he
street for several days by illness
There was a very pretty home wedding
saturday evening last at the residence OF
Richard G. McNair on Ashmount street
whore Miss Mary McNair OF Philadelphia.
his niece, was married TO Herbert II.
Smith of Providence.
The ceremony WAS performed by Rev
c. A, Burgess and was followed 10y a re-
ception, during which those present con-
graduated Mr.. and Mrs. Smith and wished
them JOY. after which "A wedding dinner
was served Mr. and Mrs smith re
ceived many handsome presents.
The Edgewood Yacht club. at their
meeting on Monday evening elected the
following officers for the coming term:
President, Harry NJ Mays commodore,
George X. Babbitt; vice. commodore, A.
-. u.
Suckney; secretary and treasurer. Harry
Fulford: feet surgeon. j. H. Prior NJ D.:
measurer Albert G. Davis; directors, No.
/, George ". Flint No. 2, Herman c. Pass
ner; No. g. II. &. III. Tinkham; No T.
Richard A. Clark; No. g. William T.
stone; regatta committee. y. c. Stranger.
G. III Mathewson. II. n. Ganell, w T..
Simmons and T.. G.. Mason.
The patrons Of the Edgewood free public
library rendered n farewell reception
Wednesday night TO Miss Ellyn T. nm.
who has given up her position as librarian
TO accept a similar position at the Los
Angeles public library, Los Angeles, Cal
The reception was given at the Edgewood
Congregational church. Entertainment
was furnished by the following talent:
Miss Gala Huling. violin; Mrs. g. II.
Mathewson and Miss Huling. violin duets,
accompanied by Mrs William Stowe on
tho piano. ". e johnson. vocal selections,
and Miss Sara Burge reader Dr. W.
Burge. chairman Of the library committee.
made an address. Refreshments were
served I'm tho vestry.