The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-05-17

Inc Weuulng OF MISS Bessie Sackett 4
Mr.. Lauriston Hazard is TO take plac
at the First Congregational church oil
Tuesday. June ls at noon. A small re
ception will follow al the home OF Gen
sackett on George street
dinner tomorrow evening in honor OF Mis-
sackett and Mr.. Hazard.
Mrs. Alonzo Williams has issued invi
tations for the marriage of her daughter
MISS Helen Williams. to Mr. Rober
Churchill Vose, son OF Mr. Seth II. Vose
To take place at the First Baptist church
on Wednesday, June s. at noon.
The marriage OF Miss Molly Brownell
daughter OF Mrs. Harriet Fisher Brow,
nell 10 Mr. Ernst Richard Behrend ol
Erie, Pa, will take place at ST. Colon.
ba's church, Middletown. r. l.. on Sat
urdsy. June l. at IL O'Clock. A wedding
breakfast will follow the ceremony at the
residence or Mrs. Brownell, Sachusett
lodge, Indian avenue.
Another wedding In June is that of Miss
Edith Sutcliffe 10 Mr.. Harvey Flint, which
is TO take place on Wednesday, June s.
Mrs. William Grosvenor with her fam
lily Will sail for Europe on June "a
Mr. and Mrs. Howard L. Gardner have
returned from Europe and are at their
tountry home. Bay View avenue, East
Greenwich.
Mr. and Mrs. Stuart NJ. Aldrieh are o.
oupying their summer home on senator
Aldrichs estate at Warwick Neck.
Col. Arthur III. Watson entertained at
dinner on Wednesday evening in honor
OF Col. John Lambert OF Chicago. who has
been the guest OF Mrs. David s. Baker at
WEXFORD. Mr. Watson's guests included
Mr.. and Mrs Byron g. Watson. Mr.. and
Mrs. John Bosworth Lewis. Mr.. and Mrs
NJ, Freeman Cocroft and Miss Anita Wat
son.
Miss Hope Butler has as her guests
Mrs. Frank r. Bridge OF Albany and Miss
Ada Marsh Of LansfngDurg. N. Y.
ON Tuesday. June g. I'm the attractive
garden of Mr.. Edward Darlington on
Williams street the Rhode Island Ex-
change for Women's Work Will give
garden fete. Mrs. Roscoe Stetson Wash
burn, who is president of the exchange
is the moving spirit I'm the affair There
are to be living pictures. a cafe and other
attractions under charge or society wo-
men Inc fete last year was such a sue
cess a repetition IL looked forward to this
year. ~
Mrs. BENJAMIN NJ. jackson gave a
luncheon. followed by bridge. Thursday
at her residence on Benefit street
Miss Florence Aldrich will give a
kitchen shower at her home on Benefit
street on Friday, May "a, for Miss Maria
m ia rtia 20. Mt Ial..
VIII take place on Wednesday, June 5.
Miss Mary Lewis will give a large
luncheon tomorrow at the residence OF
Col. Lewis on Brown street in honor of
Mrs. Merwin White.
Mrs. James Richardson has as her
guest Miss Lena Evans of New York
The engagement is announced of Miss
sadie Goodale of Philadelphia to Mr.
FRANK a, Sheldon OF this city. The we'd
Ding is TO occur in June.
Mrs William B. Waterman will enter
tain at dinner at her home on Brook
street this evening.
Those in charge OF the annual Nav fes-
tival OF the Union for Christian Work, TO
pe heId tomorrow afternoon at Infantry
Burleigh. Mrs. Prescott o. Clarke, Mrs.
Howard X. Hilton, Miss Richardson and
MISS Austin.
An entertainment and dance for the
benefit OF the Rhode Island Homeopathic
hospital, will be given at the Y. W. e. A.
hall on Tuesday evening, May rs.
At Memorial hall on May 20 the Rhode
Island School of Design will have their
fourth annual students dance. The pa
Mrs. Warren S. Locke. Mrs. Gustave !
Radeke, Mrs. William c. Poland and
Miss Louisa Sharpe. The committee in |
charge are Miss Miriam Harris. chair !
man: Mr.. William Bridgham. Mr.. Clay /
ton Potter, Mr. Edmund Curry, Mr. |
Charles Martin and Mr. Herbert Ken |
yon.
The Lincoln school dance. which is
regular feature OF the spring social sea- /
son OF the young set, will take place al j
the Park Casino on Wednesday evening,
May p.
Mrs Harold J. Gross is the guest OF
Mrs Thomas +. Lawrence OF Hartford.
Miss Patty Rockwell Of Bristol left yes
terday to visit friends in Philadelphia
Mrs. Elisha Dyer has a her guests Mrs.
David s. Baker. Miss Anita Baker and
Miss Gladys Baker.
Mrs. George c. Hnckley gave \ bridge
at the Agawam on Monday afternoon
followed by tea. Her guests included:
Mrs. j. Rogers Dickinson, Mrs Frederick
". Hussey, Mrs. Howard Dutee Wilcox,
Mrs. Richard w. Banding Mrs Frank
T.. Maynard. Mrs. William T. Peckham.
Mrs. Howard Green. Mis- Ruth Mather
and Miss Phyllis Mather.
Mrs. Clinton II. Weeden entertained at
n large bridge this afternoon at her home
on Prospect street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leland Littlefeld are ex-
pected TO sail for America on May ~
The Debutante Bridge club met With
Miss Rachel Simmons at her home on
Prospect street on Tuesday afternoon.
The members playing were: Miss Louise
pempster, Miss Constance Arnold Miss