The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-05-31


Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick c. sayles. with
home OF Mr.. Charles M Bull OF Brooklyn,
at Newport, this summer.
The Sophomore class at Pembroke start
ed a precedent Monday evening in pre-
sentng TO the college the class flower.
The entertainment which was "A masque
was most successful
The cast was ss follows: Princess, Miss
Frances A. Foster witch Miss Margaret
IL. Stllwell: wood sprite, Miss Mary
CrowelI; hunter chief. Miss Mary W.
Hall; hunters. Miss Maude b. Nichols.
Miss Lucille Blanchard. Miss Mildred Di-
nan, Miss Ellyn Hague, Miss Bessie Mayo,
Miss Gertrude Marble. Miss Louise Me
NeTnoy, Miss Mary O'Brien. Miss Ethel
Riley, Miss Josephine +. Sackett. Miss
Annie Sanders; spring, Miss Isabelle
Scott: summer Miss Irene l.. Laraway:
flowers, Miss Matte l.. Beattie, Miss
Netty Butler. Miss Elise f. McAusland.
Miss Myra NJ. Sampson. Miss Agnes G..
Brown, Miss Ada Burton. Miss Anna c.
Carpenter. Miss Ruth A. Dexter. Miss
Ida Bassett. Miss Florence Crossley,
Miss NJ. Grace Frost. Miss Irina Gyllen-
burg, Miss Margaret Morgan, Miss Agnes
Jonas
Dances were under the direction OF Mrs.
der; pianist, Miss Edith A. Gyllenburg.
Committee on arrangements-Miss lsa-
belle Scott: committee on costumes, Miss
Margaret B. Stillwel.
The class officers are: President, Miss
Margaret Il. Stillwell: vice president
Miss Matte l.. Beattie; treasurer, Miss
Elizabeth NJ. Eaton; chairman of social
committee. Miss Ada s. Burton.
The patronesses were: Mrs. William H.
Il. Faunce, Miss Ida S. King, Mrs
Frances G.. Allison. Miss Sarah +. Doyle
Mrs. Asa c. Crowell, Mrs Gustav Radeke,
Mrs. Harrison p. Bridge. Mrs. Edward A.
Stillwell and Mrs. John Scott.
Miss Ella Newell will give shower at
her home on Arlington street, Edgewood.
tomorrow afternoon I'm honor OF Miss May
Greene whose marriage to Mr.. Herbert
Capron is soon TO take place.
Mrs. Harold Brown will spend the sum-
mer in Europe.
Mrs. Robert W. Sayles will entertain
Miss Helen Williams and her bridesmaids
at luncheon on Monday next at the Sayles
homestead in Pawtucket.
A marriage OF interest I'm this city took
place on Wednesday last at Lake Placid.
New York. 1t was that of Miss Margaret
McElroy, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam III. McElroy and granddaughter OF
the late Joseph Bangan. to Mr.. Henry
Blair of New York
The ceremony was performed at 4:3O
O'Clock at the residence OF Rev. Fr. Tier
ney at Lake Placid and was witnessed
only by the immediate families of the
bride and groom. Mrs. w. Hayward of
Baltimore attended Miss McElroy as ma
tron of honor and Mr. Blair's brother,
Mr.. George Blair was best man.
The wedding party took supper follow
Ing the ceremony at the Hotel Berkeley,
Saranac lake.
Mr.. Harry Sackett, Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred
j. Miller and Miss Harriet Hazard took
luncheon yesterday at the Hermitage"
near Worcester, going there by automo-
bile.
The students OF the Rhode Island
School of Design gave their fourth an
nual costume dance at Memorial hall on
w Wednesday evening. It was n most aus
piclous occasion, nearly hundred in an
clent costumes not later than the 18th
century. made a most brilliant effect. The
decorations were of large Japanese lam
terms. parti-colored streamers OF serpen-
tine rolls and profusion OF greens. The
ScHool bdnneT nun over the PLATFORM. The
committee was composed of Miss Miriam
harris, chairman; Mr.. A. Clayton Par
ker, Mr.. Herbert Kenyon. Mr.. William Il.
Brigham, Mr.. Charles Martin, Miss Min
ME Amsden and Mr.. Edmund Curry, who
also were ushers.
The patronesses present were Mrs
Warren S. Locke. Mrs. Gustav Radeke
and Miss Louisa Sharpe.
The grand march was led by Miss Mir
lam II. Harris. dressed as a black butter
ny With wings OF irdescent colors. and
Mr.. William +. Bridgham. as white
moth. Following were others dressed as
moths and butterflies. some OF whom ex-
ecuted most effective dance. They were:
Miss Irma Drown Miss Christine Curtis
ana Miss Marion King. They were
dressed as yellow butterflies.
Some OF the other costumes were most
effective and very beautiful. Among
those noted were: Miss Helen Mason, in
silk with velvet bands and high pointed
hat of gold and white silk veil
Mr.. Evan owen was a hop picker, in
brown and green doublet and hose.
Miss Hope Smiths costume was n Flor
entine costume OF velvet with necklace
and head dress or pearls.
Mr.. Sydney II. Burleigh appeared as
Richard Occur de Lion in a costume of
mail, wearing a helmet and carrying a
battleaNe
Mr.. Jesse III. MetcaR was n Colonial
cavalier in white breeches, red coat and
powdered wig.
Miss Anna Dyer wore Colonial cos
tune OF light blue velvet, with high
powdered hair.
Miss Lyra Nickerson wore an effective
Turkish costume OF pink satin and white.
Mr.. Theodore Green also wore a Turk
ish costume.
Mr.. Henry Sharpe was a Chinese man
DARN with a long pigtail. and he carried
a little Gagged bird of fortune.
Among the audience I'm the balcony
were: Mrs. knight c. Richmond Mrs.
Walter A. Peck, Miss Carolyn Peck, MIR.
II. G. Ostby Miss Mabel Woodward. Mrs.
jeffrey Hazard. Mr.. Edward l. Nicker-
son, Mr.. George NJ. Smith. Miss Beatrice
Branch. Miss Edith Nichols, Mr.. and Mrs.
III. Nelson Campbell, Miss Daisy Rich
ardson, Miss Agnes De Wolfe. Mrs. Ste
phen o. Metcaf. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Dorrance and Miss Gertrude Swarts.
The class OF 1905 at Pembroke gave the
annual Junior Prom" In honor of the
senior class I'm Sayles gymnasium at Penn
broke on Wednesday evening. IL was n
most successful affair, about $50 being
present.
Decorations OF cedar trees. class ban
ners and a huge Japanese umbrella were