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

The dance of tho Beta Delta Phi frater-
nifty Of the Woman's college took place
I'm Pembroke hall on Tuesday evening last
and was "A most delightful occasion. The
decorations were especially attractive, the
| fraternity colors OF red and white pre-
| dominating i'm the scheme. with potted
plants and ferns forming beautiful
background TO tho animated scene made
by the dancers. Japanese ornaments were
used TO heighten the general effect, and
one particularly attractive feature was a
large framed copy of the Madonna hung
at the rear Of the platform against The
background of dark red hangings. A lib
eral distribution OF pillows and cushions
of every variety Of design added color
and comfort To the retreats scattered here
and there along tho staircase and corri-
dor, while the shaded lights made a de-
Cidedly pretty picture.
During the intermisson at 1880 o'clocp
refreshments were served
Among those present were Miss Theresa
Mckenna Miss Nora Mcguire. Preston
NOulton. Eugene Banfield. Howard Jack
son. Fred Lane, Charles Franklin, George
Townsend. Wesley Moore, Charles Nc
Came George Hubbard George Hurley.
Thomas X. Kilkenny. Charles Casey Of
Harvard. Dennis Egan, John u. Bangan.
Richard Tucker Frank Wood. Horatio
Otis Granville Hood, DIR. Philip II. Clark.
Frank Martin. Miss Edith Nichols. Miss
Marion King. Miss Lillian Robinson. Miss
Gertrude Marble, Miss Beatrice Sturdy.
the Misses Kent. Miss May BraZeau, Miss
Emma Craig. the Misses Hurley. Miss
Jennie Hughes. Miss Louise Josln, Miss
Madeline Johnson; Miss Annette Milliigan.
Miss Emma McKenna, Miss Geraldine
Kilkenny, Miss Emma Garfield. Miss
Madge Morgan. Miss Ethel Riley Miss
Gertrude Clark, Miss Helen Hague. Miss
Mildred Carnes. Miss Margaret Stevens
and Miss Mary Bannon.
The committee I'm charge Of the success
ful affair was composed OF Miss Rachel
Brazeau. Miss Gertrude Clark, Miss May
German and Miss Rachel Riley.
The patronesses We're Miss Ida shaw
King. Mrs. Nathaniel +. Davis. Mrs a sa
Clinton Crowell, Mrs. John J. Bangan.
Mrs. Thomas a. OGorman. Mrs James
O'Reilly. Mrs. Peter quinn and Miss Hen
rietta Brazeau.
Miss Anita Watson and her guest Miss
Madorna Wallace who have been here
spending Easter with Miss Watsons par
ents Col. and Mrs. Arthur II. Watson.
have returned 10 resume their studies at
Briar Cliff manor.
Judge and Mrs. John II. stlness are on
a trip West.
This evening the Wheeler kindergarten
association will hold an open meeting at
the Rhode Island Normal school kinder
garten. The first part OF the evening will
be devoted TO a lecture and this will he
allowed bv "a reception. The affair is I'm
honor OF F'roebel, who was the originator
OF the kindergarten idea.
Miss Mae r. Cottrell will entertain at
her home on Adelphi avenue tomorrow
evening I'm honor OF her guests. Miss Fred
reka Churchill and Mr. Gilman Churchill
OF Cambridge, Mass.
The marriage of Dr. Arthur G.. Randolph
and Mrs Carrie b. Fales took place on
Tuesday evening last az the home or the
Rev. Henry / Cushman. The wedding
was n very quiet one. only the very near
relatives OF bride and groom being pres
ent. Immediately after tht ceremony DIR.
and Mrs. Randolph left for Atlantic city.
upon their return will reside on Governor
strict
Mrs. Emory p. Russell sailed yester-
day from Boston for an extended trip
France. Germany. switzerland. Italy
and Austria.
Mr.. Walter T.. Preston has arrived
home from trip through the South.
3S6 Olney street have returned from
their trip TO Washington, ID. c., New
York and Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Chaplin are en-
tertaining their daughter. Mrs. Alex
ander Duncan Chaplin, Jr., at their
home on Creighton street.
At the homo OF Mrs Douglas. wife
Of chief Justice William w. Douglas.
George street, on Monday afternoon,
for fourteen little folks I'm honor OF
Miss Alice Douglas the young daugh-
ter Of the late Samuel + Douglas, who
sails with her mother next week for
Europe. After the luncheon the en-
tire party. chaperonci by Mrs. Doug
las. went Co keith's and enjoyed tho
afternoon performance.
Mr.. John NJ. Dean has recently re-