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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-01-05
SECOND wALTzEN.wHIsr.

Night before last az the Sphinx Academy
secured the second Of the Waltzen-
whists that have so ably been arranged by
Mrs. William Ely. II was quite the event
pf the week and those who know said lt
was even more successful than the first
At any rate they have made a decided So
eial hit and that's enough
After the bridge" came the dancing
both were thoroughly enjoyed beyond
question and on all sides were heard only
favorable commentator upon the occa-
ZION. The dancing. IL might be said seem
ed to be more generally entered into than
The cards.
Among those present were Mr. and Mrs
William Ely. Mr.. and Mrs. Hidden. Mr.
William Gammen. Mr.. Johns II. Congdon,
fudge and Mrs. John T. Blodgott, Mrs
Marsden J. Perry. Mr.. and Mrs. william
O. Nightingale. Mr. and Mrs. Horatio r.
Nightingale, Mr.. and Mrs @. Richmond
-tHrSUrrs, Nr- Robert Ives Goddard Jr
Mr.. and Mrs. William r. Comstock. Mr.
md Mrs. Wallace II. Chandler. Mr. and
Mrs. James Phetteplace, Mr. and Mrs
Gertrude Child Barrows Mr. Paul Matte
con. Mr.. Evan owen. Miss Hope Shepley
MIR. and Mrs. Charles ID owen. Mr.. and
Mrs. J. hewitt Steele. Miss Abbott. MI
and Mrs Frank II. Brown. Mr.. Fred
Hayes. Mr. Herbert y. Fenner. Miss Isa-
bel Pegram. Mr.. and Mrs George !. Free
{ man Mr. Joseph Balch Mr.. Edward Mar
IN. Miss Caroline Grosvenor. Mrs. VII
psm n Waterman. Miss Edith Water
hsn Miss Beatrice Binney, the Misses
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-01-05
To HAVE BANQUET
Entire Nous Club Appoints Committee; Hell
lIsr {. GIrard Elected President

The annual meeting OF the Entire Nous
cub WIS held last evening. at which Hell
lier +. Gerard was elected president.
DR.. Angus Macdonald, William p. No
Ian, Francis A Maguire. Joseph I.aMothe,
John r. Reynolds and II. II. Gerard were
appointed committee TO arrange for a
banquet TO be held on Jan. 30.
The members Of the club are: James T.
REILLY. William p Nolan. Michael J.
Egan. Matthew ]. Cummings. Francis A.
Mcguire. Francis NJ Donnelly, Edward r.
Hunt. Joseph la Mothe. John Reynolds.
James McStay, Col. J. Henry Manning
Richard A. Hurley. James E. Nolan, Rob
ert T.. Newton. Thomas +. Coouey, ESQ
Or Angus Macdonald. Dir. william II.
Wilson, Prof. Harry Baxter and III. T.
Girard.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-01-05

and Miss Faith Thompson Downing were
married by the Rev. Ldewellyn L. Hen
son of the Cranston Street Baptist church.
Miss Ruth r. Todd was the maid OF
honor and Mr.. Clarence II. Stone acted
as best man. The homo was beautifully
decorated. and directly after the csre-
mony a reception was held. Later I'm the
evening Mr. and Mrs. Stone left for
wedding tour.
Mrs s. r. Cushman has returned TO
her home I'm Elmwood after spending the
holidays at Wilkesbarre, Pa.
CAPTAIN S. l., w Merrill and wife have
recently returned from a trip south and
New York.
At her beautiful home last Wednesday.
Mrs. Edward Pearce gave the nrst Of a
series OF dinners.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-01-05
AT THE ART CLUB.

Yesterday was ladies' afternoon at the
Providence Art cllrb and the entertain
ment was certainly a delightful one, the
Concert children" Dorothea Dix Hall,
being thoroughly enjoyed by all present.
Six charming little misses Katherine
McGregor. Vera Morrison. Ruth Francis,
Eva Lockery. Wrinkle Worthington and
Grace Croucher, sank and danced them
selves into the hearts of the guests, and
later tea was served. Mrs Henry A Bark
er and Mrs George w. Gardner presiding
at the tea tables, assisted by Mrs Dyer.
Mrs. Williams and Mrs Hawkes.
The Dorothea Dix Hall association was
originated a dozen years ago for the pur-
pose OF caring for and educating the chill
dren Of actors, stage children During
that time the work has been carried on
by Miss Nella Whipple with such aid
as has been given by persons duly seusi.
bic Of It's great value and significance.
This association was incorporated under
the law OF Massachusetts,. n charter be.
ing issued IN 1904. Miss yhipple remain
Ing az resident manager OF the hall. A
home IS provided for children whose par
ents are so engaged as 10 be unable to
make a home for them.
The 25 club was entertained at dinner
al the Lenox on Sunday evening last by
j NJ. Bligh. fourth president Of the or
ganizauon. The old year was watched ca
fade away In the past and 1905 arrive.
During the evening silver loving cups were
presented by the members 10 Mr.. Bligh
and Eugene j.. Barron, the second presi-
dent OF the club. The cups were elaborate
affairs and were handsomely engraved
The menu was delicious one. several OF
the dishes being named in honor OF mem
bers Of the club.
The following program was rendered:
Recitations. j. j. Flanagan, parodies. r.
l.. Barron, cOrnet solo. q. X. McKenna
piano solo, J. NJ Bligh. mind reading. r.
Mcwilliame: feats of seight Of hand and
letcrdemain. Charles Teehan: vocal solo
John McQuillen. rag-time solo. W. Paul
ace. monolpgue !. Connors remarks "
Parks. comic stories 4. Matter, flute
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-01-05
ASSEMBLED
RECORDS
AT BROWN

The arvhivist OF Brown university. Mr..
c. I. Brigham. has completed the classih-
cation and arrangement OF the early doc
uments relating to Rhode Island college.
These papers. which were for many years
scattered in various repositories, have
been collected and mounted into two large
universo-bound volumes The volumes
have been placed I'm the Harris room OF
the university library, where they may he
consulted, under certain restriction, at
any time.
The nature of these papers can hardly
be overestimated Among them may be
found original petition for the college OF
August 1863, with autograph signatures;
the first draft OF the college charter; the
petition to-the- -klng-of -Eranca-foE-a
chair OF French literature; the reply OF
Gen. Washington 10 a letter OF the corpo-
"a ton; the original letter OF Sept 8, 1904,
from Nicholas Brown donating a fund OF
5000. in consequence OF which the instl-
tuition was named Brown university, and
many other important documents. There
are also numerous papers dealing with
the early administration OF college off-
o
now indicted for the first time. which fur
nish new material for historians.
on Feb. 20 the annual Freshman Sopho-
more debate will take place. The aues-
tion TO be discussed is: Resolved, That
Students Should Not Begin Work in the
Engineering Department OF Brown Uni
versity Unless They Have Had Two
Years Of Academic Work I'm Some Repu-
table College"
The question will touch upon vital
and interesting aspect OF this phase or
engineering courses. as offered at prostn
at Brown and will doubtle,ssly throw much
light on the much discussed question OF
bread and butter versus culture courses,
which have occupied the attention OF ed
ucRtional men OF late
In the new catalogue which has iust ap-
peared for the year 1906 6. are come inter
esting statistics contained In the follow
ing passage: AT the close OF the 137th
commencement Of the university in 1906
there were enrolled the names OF e077
graduates 5I3I men and 33s women. OF this
number 1921 had received the college or
university FIRST degree. 50. exclusive OF the
foregoing had received advanced degrees:
ee not previously mentioned. had received
the degree OF doctor Of medicine
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-01-05
THE EDUCATIONAL OUTLOOK
Subject for Discussion at Meeting Of Bar
naTd Club

THE Educational Outlook" will be the
subject Tor discussion at the raeetlng or
the Barnard club 20 be held tomorrow
at the Trocadero. There will be n re-
ceptiou At 1890 followed by dinner at
O'Clock The formal meeting will open
at o'clock
\ paper will be read by william r.
Chancellor. suierintendent Of public
schools OF Paterson, ~. j., after which
tho disct ssion will he led BY Professor
Walter B. Jacobs and Hon. Walter r.
Ranger
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-01-05
solo. w. Olson; vocal solo, C. vose.

solo, w Olson; vocal solo, c. vose
Mr.. William Mountain OF Millvlle, who
has been the guest of friends here, has re-
turned home.
Miss Laura Parson has recently been
entertained by friends at Washington,
y, Z.
Miss Carrie Arnold has been spending
a few days with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. Oscar Arnold, at Slatersville.
Miss Hope A. Bates of this city. n stu
dent at Wellesley, has recently been the
guest OF Or. and Mrs. A. b. Briggs at
Asnaway,
Mrs John J. Murray OF Westerly has
been visiting her parents here, MIR. and
Mrs. William McAvoy.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-01-05

News for this department which ap-
pears on each Friday giving resume ~
the weeks social events, sent In VIII De
gladly received. 1t should be aceompan-
led by the senders name, not for puoiica-
tion. but as guarantee OF good faith'
Address Social Department, The News
Providence r.. /.
There has been lots doing in the local
social world during the past week Inc
gayeties began with the new year ana
have continued almost INCREASINGLY during
II has been years since Providence has
seen such a gay season as Is now on
balls. teas, luncheons. at homes, dances
and receptions are being given. or are
I'm prospect. and society IL keyed up 10
high tone Of enjoyment and In anucipa-
tion OF future events.
Qnte number OF attractive anairs
have taken place during the semaine
passe. accounts OF which are I'm this
column
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-01-05
LADIES' AFTERNOON
Concert Children" EnlertaIn Providence
Art Club Guests

Yesterday was ladies' afternoon at the
Providence Art club. The entertainment
was furnished by the Concert Children"
OF Dorothca Dix Hall: SIX little girls
Vera Morrison. Ruth Francis. Katharine
McGreRUr. Winkio Worthlngton, Grace
Croucher and Eva Lockery
Mrs Henry a. Barker and Mrs. George
W Gardner presided AZ the tea tabls
and we're assisted h. Mrs Dyer, Mrs
Hawkes. and Mss Willlsme
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-01-05
THE sTEARNs RECEPTION.

Another OF the important social events
of the past week was the New Years re-
ception and tea given by Mrs. Walter F.
Stearns at her Angel street home
over no enjoyed the occasion and heart
lily wished their charming hostess a happy
and Joyous New Year
The interior presented beautiful ap-
pearance and particularly was the effect
made by the decoration of tho large tea
table
Mrs stearns who wss prettily gowned
in white lace, was assisted I'm receiving
her guests by Mrs. Harry Edmonds OF
London. England
Those who poured were Mrs W. n.
Fenner Mrs. Joseph Jenckes. Mrs
Charles Francis. Mrs Frank Jenckes.
Woonsocket; Mrs. Frank Leonard and
Mrs A. W. QUlgg. Pawtucket. Mrs. Al
bert sterns. Boston: Mrs Abbott +.
Smith. New Bedford.
Assisting the ladies were the following
young people: Miss Hope Walker, Miss
Louis Clafln, Miss Margaret Stearns,
Miss Evelyn Spencer, Miss Deborah Bar
rus. Miss Emily McBee and Russell and
Harry Stearns
Ices were served by Mrs. Arthur w.
Clafiin, Mrs. Henry b. Gardiner. Mrs.
Walter Richmond, Mrs Louis y. Robin
son. Mrs. Edward S. Clarke. Mrs. Eliot
Flint. Mrs. Frank w. Goodwin, Mrs Rich
ard Davis. Mrs. Edward r. Rathoun.
WOonsocket: Mrs. w. Howard Wickes.
New Years day was observed az the CO.
lonal BRIGHAM mansion at East Provi-
dence centre by tea given by Mrs Jo-
seph Bridghsn, sister OF Mrs. william
Goddard.
on "wednesday evening last. in the
presence ~ large number 81 friends In
the newly furnished home a. ~ Crsn-
ston street, Mr.. Richmond Jackson stone
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-01-05
VASLET RESIGNS
Councilman Finds He Cannot Held Two
Salahsd 0tfcss

Councilman Charles H. vaslot of Cen
tral Falls has rendered his resignation as
city. Mr.. Vaslot is captain in the fire de-
partment and finds that holding two sal
aried officer ~ tho same time under the
city IN y violation OF the city charter.
Mr. Vaslet has been connected with The
hre depa rtment 26 years Ne is Captain OF
a hooL ard iaddar ~cnnnauv
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-01-05

Mrs. Robert Ives Gammell, Mrs. David $.
Raker Mrs Walter A. Peck. Mrs. Charles
r. Dorrance, Mrs. George w. Porter, Mrs.
w II. p. Faunce, Mrs. Henry g. Gard
ner, Mrs. w. Howard Walker, Mrs -. IL
II Mercer. Mrs. Archibald Matteson, Mrs.
Charles ID. owen. Mrs Alexander Meikle-
John. Mrs Allen II. Chase. Mrs. William
II TftftuEhast and Mrs. Freeman -GeeFeftv
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-01-05
q M - q E. NJ E MT @
ROLLER SKATING
Infantry Hall Rink
Open during the Holidays and every
day and evening from 10 a. III.

The best modern music. wood roller.
Ball Bearing cycle Skates. the only safe
clear kind. no dirty floors and spoiled
dresses New skates never used at any
other rink Swift. but not so swift as to
be dangerous. New hall. decorated stage,
finest floor and surroundings. Courteous
attendants and the best OF instructors.
The safety and protection OF our patrons
our first thought, while we give them the
most possible. for their money one price
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-01-05
sARsTow ROBINSON WEDDING.

A wedding OF much interest, socially, 10
Providence and one which united two
prominent families of this city. occurred
Tuesday afternoon at Grace church
The nuptials were those OF Miss Annette
lincoln Robinson, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs Charles Pitts Robinson, and MIR.
John Palmer Barstow, son of Mrs. Amos
g. Barstow.
: The bride entered the church on the
arm OF her father, who gave here away.
Rev Edward 8. Rousmainiere, rector OF
Grace church performed the ceremony.
She was attended by her hster, Miss
Helen Robinson as maid OF honor, and
her bridesmaids were Miss Margaret Rob
inson, another sister OF the bride; Miss
Eleanor Bartlett. Miss Marion Briggs,
Miss Amey Wilson, Miss Mary BarstoW,
a sister OF the groom, all OF Providence.
and Miss Alice Gaines of Terre Haute,
Ind.
The bridal party presented beautiful
picture. the novel scheme of different
colors. all harmonizing gave very
charming effect.
The maids gowns were OF blue emoroi-
dered chiffon with garniture OF blue roses
and hats TO match. The following two
were I'm pink gowns OF the same material
and design. while the last two were OF
yellow. and the maid Of honor I'm green.
They all carried huge bouquets or pink
roses, the maid OF honor carrying white
roses.
The bride was a dainty picture in white
satin princesse gown. Her tulle veil was
caught with A spray OF orange blossoms
She carried white roses.
Mr. Barstow was attended by Mr. Har-
ris Metcaf as best man, and his usners
were Mr. Arthur A. Thomas. Mr.. kirke
T. Lincoln, Mr.. James Littlefeld, Mr..
Robert w. Steere Mr.. Henry K. Metcalf.
MIR. Everett St. j. Chaffee. all OF Provi-
dence and Mr.. James l.. Goodwin of
Hartford and Mr. Daniel Fales OF chi
cago.
Following the ceremony small recep-
tion was held at the home OF the bride
parents, ap Governor street. NJ. and
Mrs. Barstow left in an automobile anld
the showers of confetti and congratula-
tions OF Gheir friends for an extended
trip.
There was a quiet wedding at i3l Grams
ton street on Tuesday evening al 0clock.
when Miss Emma Louise Davis became
the wife of Mr. HAIRY Percy Clark, lne
ceremony being performed by the Key' !;
D. Martin. Jr., rector of the Church OF
the Ascension.
tracing parties were present.
Mrs. Arthur L. Kelly entertained on
New Years day. in honor OF her son, MT
A Livingston Kelly. who has been spend
ing the holidays here. lie is student AT
St Georges school in New YORK.
Mrs. Charles Warren Llppltt is in Calf
ornia.
Winthrop and Richard Aldrich. sons OF
Senator Aldrch, who have been home
from college for the holidays, returned
yesterday.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-01-05
rHE COMING "oVm" GALL.

The Brown "Gym" ball will occur on
the evening OF Jan. II at the Lyman gym
nasium, and the event - one that is
looked forward 90 with much pleasure.
The committee. with Mr Emory Porter
az chairman. is making every effort 10
secure the SUCCESS 30 the occasion Tire
complete List OF patronssees Ia as follow.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-01-05

Mr.. John Shepard, Jr.. recently re-
turned from New York city, whore he has
been the guest Of friends.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-01-05

The many friends Of Mr. and Mrs. VIII
liam IL. Harris are congratulating them
over the recent birth OF son.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-01-05
rHRIFT.pYER WEDDING.

At the home OF the bride In North
Providence on Monday last Miss Georgia
Byron Dyer and DR.. Frederick William
Thrift were united in marriage. the cere-
mony being performed by the Rev. Lew
ellyn l.. Henderson OF the Cranston Street
Baptist church
Attred in a beautiful gown OF white
silk. trimmed with point d esprit lace,
the bride looked indeed charming. and
was attended by Miss Ada Mason OF At
tleboro Mr.. William Hawkins acted as
best man.
Directly after the ceremony the couple
left for an extended tour through the
south, and upon tNeir return wiz reside "a
81 Fruit HUI avenue. Both are very
popular in the city and have a host of
friends
Many Providence and Newport people
will be interested 70 know that a promi-
nent member OF Mrs Fiske's company
which appears at the Shubert theatre next
week. IS a daughter OF Rear Admiral ].
A. Howell OF the United States navy. Her
stage name is Miss Belle Bohn and she
Is very talented
Mr. and Mrs. George L. Miner are re-
ceiving congratulations from their many
friends over the birth OF a daughter, who
arrived on Sunday last.
Mr. Francis A Cranston and former
Governor ID. Russell Brown attended the
Inaugural exercises at Boston yesterday.
when Hon. Curtis Guild. Jr., took the
office OF Massachusetts chief executive.
Mr. William F. Lythgoe OF Lexington
avenue, Elmwood, has recovered from a
weeks Illness.
On Morday evening last the semi
sT.Yath ~ finer - af.s
club was held al the home OF Mrs. A. NJ.
Whipple on Broad street. After several
hours were spent at the cards n collation.
was served and later dancing was en-
ioyed.
A HOME WEDDING.
on Tuesday afternoon last Miss Ma
rion c. Joslin. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs
H. V. a. Josln, was united in mar
riage to Mr. Charles W. Reed OF Wor-
cester at the home OF the parents OF the
bride on Blackstone boulevard.
1t was quiet wedding, only the mem
bers of the two families being present at
the ceremony which was performed by
the Rev. Asbury r. krom OF the Benefi-
cent Congregational church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reed will reside In Wor-
cester. where a new home Is being built
for them Until its completion they will
travel.
Miss Georgia Francis Fiske is entertain
ing Miss Mabel Wander OF Hartford,
Conn.
Thirty young friends OF Mr. William
Mcdonald rendered him q birthday party
at his home on Willow street Monday
evening last
Miss Elizabeth Mason has been enter
tanning Miss, Bertha Sturges OF Boston.
Mrs. s. A. Clark has as her guests Mrs.
G.. O'Hara and daughter of Belingham.
Mrs. O. q. Perry Of Hope Valley was en-
tertained by friends here this week
Mr. A. A. Ashley will leave next week
for Florida where he will spend the three
months following.
At the annual meeting OF the Providence
Art club held last Wednesday evening,
Col. H. Anthony Dyer was reelected
president for the ensuing year.
Or. and Mrs W II. Peters and Mr..
Clarence Brigham were in Boston on
Wednesday
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-01-05
ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED.

Mrs Alonzo Williams on Jan. ] an
nounced the engagement Of her daughter'
Miss Helen Williams. 10 Mr.. Robert 9.
Vose OF Providence and Boston MISS
Williams belongs TO one OF the Oldest
families OF Rhode Island. being a de-
scendent OF the family OF Roger VIII
liams and daughter OF the late Professor
Williams OF Brown university Her
brother is also prominent in Providence
as a rising young lawyer Mr.. 'Nose Is
the elder son of the well known art
dealer and critic. Mr. Seth Nose, and has
inherited his talents along this line, as his
beautiful studio on Boylston street. Bos-
ton, demonstrates.
Miss Florence s. Joyce was recently the
guest OF Newport friends.
Mrs Lydia Jacques. who has been en-
tertained by Mrs. j. +. Greene Of Rock
willie, has returned to her home here.
Miss Isabel Cotter is the guest of Miss
Rose Scott at East Douglas
The Reverend and Mrs. A. NJ. Lord were
rendered a reception on Monday evening
by the members OF the Womans allia nee
OF the First Congregational church. Rev.
Mr.. Lord has been for the past decade
and n half pastor of this church and is
beloved by all OF his congregation.
Judge Richard L. Lyman OF Elmwood,
who has been suffering during the holi-
days with tonsilitis, has resumed his legal
duties.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-01-05
CHARITY BALL TONIGHT.

Infantry hall will he the scene OF the
Charity Ball tonight and every one knows
that a good time is in store.
Sincere work has been done for it's sue
cess by those having the affair in hand,
and as 81 IL for a worthy cause. the Rhode
Island Exchange for Women's work I'M
doubtedly she gathering will be a large
one. The patronesses will include Mrs.
Robert Ives Gammell, Mrs. William Cod
dard, Mrs. Dyer Mrs. Alfred NJ. Coats.
Mrs. William Grosvenor, Mrs. Roscoe
Stetson Washburn, Mrs. Henry r. Lip
pitt Mrs. Henry Pearce, Mrs Howard
O. Sturge~ Mrs Walter A. Peck. Mrs.
William B. Weeden. Mrs. James f. Sui
hvan. Mrs Stephen .. Metcalf. Mrs. How
ard Richmond Mrs. Charles r. I,ongley,
Mrs. Frank a. sayles and Mrs. T. sedg-
wick Steele.
Col. II. Anthony Dyer will be In charge
OF the floor. assisted by Mr.. Edward r
Bancroft and others. The concert by
Reeves American band. from $50 to 9:3O,
win precede the dance
Mrs. Roscoe Stetson Washburn. who Is
president Of the Exchange for Womans
Work, is one OF the prime factors in the
event and IS tireless in her efforts for It's
success.
on Jan. Cd Mr.. Clarence Z. Richardson
and Mrs. Alice NJ. A. Parrott were united
in marriage. by the Rev ]. II Yoeman.
The bride is Il daughter OF the late Mat
thias Abel. NJ d. who was a prominent
physician OF this city.
Miss Helen Capron has as her guest
Miss Alice Nelson OF Maiden Mass.
Mrs Harrison Bridge gave charming
tea at her Manning street home yesterday
afternoon.
Mrs Arthur w. Clanin entertained
few friends al tea Wednesday afternoon
TO meet Mrs. Henry Edmunds OF London
Mr.. Henry Deming has recently pur-
chased the large and attractive home OF
Dr. George II. Ames on Hope street.
The many friends Of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam IL. Harris are congra tulating them
over the recent birth OF son.
Mr.. John Shepard. Jr.. recently re-
turned from New York city, where he has
been the guest OF friends
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-01-05
ENTERTAINED DELIGHTFULLY."-

Mrs. BENJAMIN r. Vaughn entertained
at her home on New Years eve, the occa-
sion being the birthday Of Mr. Vaughn.
The early part OF the ,1 eye1nins s, was In ihs
stroke OF 12. ushering I'm the new year,
the party sat down TO a delicious spread.
A. 1905 died away and 1906 took 81, Its place
greetings were exchanged.
Among those present were; Col. and
Mrs. n, Anthony Dyer Mr.. and and, Mrs M ed; I'D,
Mrs. Walter 8. Hackney, Mrs. Gertrude
Child Barrows. Mr.. and Mrs: J. F. Phet-
teplace. Mr.. BENJAMIN Reed Vaughan. Mr..
I.auriston Hazard; Miss Ethel Chaplin,
Mr.. William /. Mauran, Miss Mary
Lewis; Miss Ethel Chaplin. Miss Helen
Knowles. Mr.. and Mrs. Roscoe Clifton
Samuel NJ Nicholson. Mr.. Frank Grams
ton. Miss Ethel Slocum, Mr. and Mrs.
Olney Arnold and Elisha Dyer. Jr, OF
New York.
The many friends OF Harry Ehmke the
Brown fullback, will be pleased 10 know
operation for appendicitis and has left
the Rhode Island hospital for his home.
one week from tonight Jan. u. the
Kappa club gives a dance at the rroca-
dero.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Horton had re-
Gently as their guest their granddaughter.
Miss Elsie Lincoln Of Hartford. Conn,
Mr. and Mrs. William VI. Cotton have
recently announced the engagement OF
their daughter. Miss Catherine Annie Cot
ton. 10 Mr.. Joseph Ralph Park OF Allc-
ghsny, Pa
Mrs. Walter r. Stearns gave tea at
her home on Angel street on Monday
last
Judge and Mrs stiness are entertaining
their daughter Mrs. Henry C. -Tilden OF
Chicago.
Mrs. Dyer entertained last Sunday at a
Sunday luncheon I'm honor Of Miss Virginia
Gammell and Mr.. Harry Parsons Cross.