The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-11-16

son is longer than for many seasons pre-
vious. IL includes Miss Primrose Colt,
daughter of Judge LeBaron ". Colt; Miss
Beatrice Brown, daughter OF Judge Ar
thur l.. Brown; Miss Louise Dempster,
daughter of Mr.. william w. Dempster;
Miss Constance Arnold daughter OF Mr.
Frederick w Arnold; Miss Anita Watson,
daughter OF Mr.. Arthur l.. Watson; MISS
Ethel Shipman, daughter of DR.. I. H.
Shipman: Miss Elsie Simmons, daughter
OF Mr. Frank -. Simmons; Miss Helen
Robinson. daughter OF Mr. Charles Pltts
Robinson; Miss Gertrude Hambly, daush-
ter OF Mr.. John H. Hambly; Miss Nina
Wilkinson, daughter OF Mrs. E. DE Forest
wilkinson; Miss Helen Wall, daughter OK
Mr.. A. Tingley Wall.
In spite of the inauspicious weather last
evening, quite a number assembled at
Infantry hall to hear Moriiz Kosehthal'
the celebrated pianist
Miss Margaret Robinson, daughter OF
Mr.. Charles PITTS Robinson, Is Visiting
friends in Philadelphia
MIR. and Mrs. ]. Edward Studley are
spending tho week in New York.
MIR. George l.. Gross sailed on Wedne5-
day from Cherburg AND is expected home
the last OF next week.
Mrs. George l.. Darte is spending a few
weeks with relatives I'm Richmond Vir-
ginia.
Ms. John r. Bartlett and her daughters.
Miss Ida and Miss Eleanor Bartlett sail
ed today TO spend the winter In Europe.
Mr.. and Mrs Russell Baker. who have
been spending "A few days I'm Darlington,
as the guests of Mrs. Bakers parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank O. Field, have re-
turned 10 their home in Brookline. Mass.
Mrs. Orray Taft gave very charming
luncheon today at her home on Thayer
street i'm honor of her niece. Miss Beatrice
Brown, who Is one OF this seasons de-
butantcs.
Miss Beatrice Herford. whose mono
logues have previously been enjoyed in
this city. appeared last evening in tho
Eloise under the auspices OF the Rad
cliffe club. and read five OF her original
and humorous productions, The Profess
sional Boarder." AN English Tea Party"
The Telephone Girl" "A Church Ba-
zaar" and "In tho Intelligence Office."
These drew upon her versatility In inn
personating very varied types; and
throughout them all she kept her auditors
continually amused by her subtlety or
acting, good-natured ease and great gift
OF selection.
The first members night OF this sea-
son at the Art club held last Wednesday
evening was an unusually enjoyable af-
fair proving great success although
there were many other attractions that
Same evening. The mastery performance
OF the three young lads, Masters Hugo
n Ina1 utaI
Hirst, on the plono. cello and violin. GER
tainly did credit 10 their training. Master
kinyon is a pupil of Giguerre, Master
Irst is "A pupil of Mr.. Arnold and Master
Paliline studies with Bath OF Boston.
great deal OF credit for the success or
the evening must be given TO Mr.. George
A. Freeman, tenor. who was In excellent
voice, and his accompanist, Mr.. William
Hardness Arnold.
The usual spread was served at the
close OF the program.
Among those present were: Mr.. and
Mrs. III. Anthony Dyer. Mr. and Mrs
George a. Freeman, Mrs. Julia L. a. An
thony. Mr. anf Mrs. William Hardness
Arnold. Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur H. Lisle,
Mrs. Alonzo williams, Miss Williams, Mr..
Harry Parsons Cross Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
liam Thurber, Mr.. and Mrs. Dexter II.
Potter. Miss Allen, Mr.. and Mrs Albert
L. Calder. ID. Mr.. Herbert Dorrance Mrs.
Elizabeth Dyer, Mrs. Hughes, Mr. Waldo
Greenodgh. Mr. sydney r. Burleigh, Miss
O'Leary. Mrs. James L. Scott, Miss
Scott.
Mr.. and Mrs Gilbert Anthony Phillips
gave the last of their at homes OH We'd
nesday afternon at their residence on
Broadway from to T. The table decora-
tlons were I'm pink roses Among those
who served were: Mrs. Frank Matteson.
Mrs. Edward Trowbridge, Miss Louise
Hunt, Miss Jessie Hunt, Miss Isabel
Brown, Mrs Irving +. Irons and others.