The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-18

News for this department, which ap
pears on each Friday, giving resume o
the weeks social events, sent In will b.
gladly received. II should be accom-
panied by the sender's name, not for pub
IIcatlon, but as a guarantee OF good faith
Address Social Department, The News
Democrat.
Colonel and Mrs H. Anthony Dyel
sailed on Tuesday last for Cherbourg
France.
Mrs. Henry Pearce. Jr.. entertained
charmingly at the Agawam Hunt club on
Monday last with luncheon. after which
the guests enojyed Few hours at bridge
Among those present were Miss Harriet
Hazard, Miss Alice GrosvcnOr. Mrs II.
Bruce Merriman Mrs. Mary Colt Mrs.
A. ]. Miller. Jr., and Mrs. r. E. Rich
mond, I'd.
The home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Sill
verman at u Wheaton street was the
scene of an enjoyable affair on Sunday
evening. the occasion being the 18th birth
day OF their daughter. Miss Elizabeth
Silverman. The early part of the evening
was spent in playing games and a must
cal program was rendered and later re
freshments were served. The musical
numbers were contributed by Miss Rose
Torgan and Mr. G. Klemer while Frank
Silverman, leader of Silverman's 'orches-
ira. and Miss Elizabeth entertained with
q violin and piano duet
Senator Nelson w. Aldrich is at his
Warwick residence for a few days.
Miss Mary Colt, daughter OF Judge and
Mrs. lie Baron B. Colt entertained the
members OF the Monday Morning Musical
club and guests at the Colt residence
"Wednesday evening.
This was the last meeting of the club
fefthe- season II special ai.tlE-
est and significance from both social
and musical standpoint. About 90 guests
were present and the occasion was indeed
a most enjoyable one.
Among those present were Mrs. Louise
Il. Robinson. AIr. and Mrs Walter S.
Hackney Mrs. Stanley Henshaw, Colonel
Harold j. Gross, Mr. Tudor Gross, Mr.
Harry Sackett. Mr.. ID. +. George MIR.
Merwin White. Miss Alice Grosvenor, Mr..
and Mrs. William O. Blanding, Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard w. Blanding, Miss
Elizabeth Bourn, Mr.. r. F. l.
Mcdonnell. Mr.. James Phetteplace,
Mr.. and Mrs. Freeman Cocroft.
Miss Norris, Mrs. Walter A. Peck. Mius
Carolyn Peck, Mrs. w. w White, DR. ana
WIS 1cOtbo AlutS, MISS Alice BTOW-
nell. Miss Alice Nightingale, Mr.. Law
renee Richmond. Mrs Edwin A. Barrows.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Pearce, Mr.. and Mrs.
j.. Bruce Merrimsn, Mr.. and Mrs Percy
Middleton, Mr. and Mrs Samuel Nichol-
son. Mrs. Roscoe Stetson Washburn, Mr.
and Mrs. Benjamin +. Vaughan Miss
Mary Lewis. Ethel Chaplin, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jack Lewis. Mr.. and Mrs. f. f. Rich
mond. I'd, Mr.. III. A. Richmond. Miss Har-
riet Hazard. Mr.. Lauriston Hazard. Miss
Irene Butler, Mrs. Gertrude Child Bar
rows. Mrs. II. A. Waldron. Mr.. William
Mauran. Mr.. and Mrs Arthur L. Kelly,
Mrs. Edward l.. Johnson, Miss Caroline
Eddy.
The Mt. Pleasant Republican club kept
open house Thursday evening at their
club rooms In the Sprague house, Ar
mington avenue. program OF varied
musical selections was prepared. The
feature OF the evening was an address by
Mayor Dyer.
Thursday May 81. Is the date set for
the celebration OF the '07 class at Brown
university, and the class will march I'M a
body from chapel TO the boat for Rocky
Point where the first stop will be made
and a shore dinner served followed by
speeches by prominent members OF the
class. In the afternoon there viii be a
ball game and an inter-class track meet
AT O'Clock the trip VIII be continued
TO Newport. a collation. being served
aboard ship at 8 o'clock. There viii be
moonlight sail In the evening and the
class Will arrive in this city early the
following morning
DR.. and Mrs. James e. Sullivan have
purchased the Wood Farm" In East
Providence.
Miss Helen chace entertained with n
luncheon at the Wannamoisett club ON
Tuesday last.
Mrs. Charles Warren Lippltt gave din
ner on Wednesday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. James Ward were recent
ly at their summer cottage at Green Hill
Mr.. Howard ID. Briggs was recently the
guest OF her parents. Dr. and Mrs A. b.
Briggs. at Ashway.
Mrs. Byron Blackinton and Miss MAY
Green OF Attleboro were recently the
guests OF friends here
Mrs. William Grosvenor has as her
kt'Tt <AirN 'hdie AHiplntilt lfANlS OF Now
York city. She gave dinner I'm her
honor on Monday evening last.
Mrs. +. ". Tillinghast and Mrs c. C.
Andrews have been spending a few DAYS
at Curtis Inn. Lenox, Mass.
One OF the most notable society events
OF the week was the luncheon given b,
Miss Elizabeth Nicholson az the Agawan
Hunt club on Tuesday last in honor ol
her guest. Mrs Stanley Henshaw
The Interior OF the club house was dec
Grated charmingly and IL made n decided
ly pretty picture, the luncheon table be
Ing attractively arrayed with yellow
tulips into the color scheme
Among those present were Mrs samue
N. Nicholson. Miss Mary Colt. Mrs syii
liam Buffum. Miss Marion Brown. Mrs
Harold u. Mackinney. Miss Anne Hen
shaw, Miss Hope Shepiey, Mrs. Jame
Phetteplace Miss Mary Lewis. Mrs y
Bruce Merriman. Miss Ruth Mather an,
Mrs. #. r. Richmond. "a.