The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-11-29
Society Notes.

The first debutante OF this season TO be
presented was Miss Helen Metcalf,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. stephen ..
Metcalf. for whom large reception was
given on Tuesday afternoon from TO Z
o'clock. There were a large number OF
society people present and the debutantc
uss the recipient OF hosts OF beautiful
Aowers. Mrs. Metcalf and her daughter
received in the large bay window OF the
drawing room, which was banked with
gorgeous flowers. Mrs. Metcalfs gown
was OF grey satin and white lace. Miss
Metcalf was sweet picture I'm an i'm
ported gown OF white silk and real lace.
She carries lilies OF the valley.
The ladies pouring were Mrs Henry +.
Lippitt. Mrs. Edward ID. Pearce, Mrs.
Robert I. Gammcll Mrs. Daniel Beck
With, Mrs. Robert Taft and Mrs. Harri-
son Bliss Ices were served by Miss
Elsie Aldrich. Miss Anita Watson, Miss
Cecle Briggs, Miss Beatrice Brown and
Miss Helen Campbell. Some OF the guests
included Mrs Alfred M. Coats, Judge and
Mrs. John II. Blodgett. Mr.. Jesse Met
calf. Mr.. William Gammell. Mr. and Mrs.
IIoratio r. Nightingale, Mr.. and Mrs.
Herbert ]. Wells. Miss Mary Lewis. Col.
and Mrs. Samuel NJ. Nicholson, Miss
Irene Butler. Judge and Mrs. Charles
Matteson. Rev Edward S. Sanderson,
Mrs. George Corliss. Miss Maria Corliss,
Miss Annie Harris, Mrs. Charles z. Rob-
inson Mrs. ]. Palmer Barstow, Judge
and Mrs. Arthur l.. Brown, DR.. and Mrs.
Charles V. Chaplin, Mr.. Wurts White,
Miss Janet Innes. Mr.. Henry d. Sharpe.
Mr.. William l.. Mauran, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Richardson, Mrs. Henry T. Grant.
Mr.. Charles Fletcher. Mr.. and Mrs
Freeman Cocroft. Mr.. and Mrs Stuart
NJ Aldrich. Miss Anita Baker. Miss
Gladys Baker, Miss Louise Lippitt Mrs
Walter A. Peck, Mr.. Harold Congdoa,
Miss Dorothy Bucklin and Miss Isabel
Pegram.
The Alpha Delta Phi fraternity OF
Brown university gave a small dance at
their chapter house on College street on
Monday evening The patronesses were
Mrs. Seeber Edwards and Mrs. j. Pal
ner Barstow. The debutantes OF the past
few seasons were tho guests OF the fra
ternity men.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis NJ. Smith arc re-
ceiving congratulations on the birth of a
son on Sunday lay.
Many family dance parties were given
yesterday. One of the largest was that
given by Mrs. David S. Baker at her
home In WEXFORD. The dance was fol-
lowed by a minstrel show participated in
by the younger members OF the family.
home wedding OF interest which took
place on Tuesday at noon was that of
Miss Mary Bancroft Cameron. eldest
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. George Gilbert
Cameron. to Mr. Morris w. Rudderow OF
New York
The ceremony was performed by Rt
Rev William n. McVickar. bishop OF
few Intimate friends were present at the
ceremony. large wedding breakfast
followed.
The bride was gowned in white lace.
made in princess style, with "A veil of
tulle, and she carried lilies of the valley.
She was attended by her sisters, Miss
Jessie Cameron. and Miss Lucy Came
ron, who were gowned in white point
desprit and large black hats. They car
ried yellow chrySantbemums.
Mr. Rudderow was attended by his
brother DR.. Benjamin J. Rudderow, as
best man, and the ushers were Mr.. Ed
BENJAMIN j. Rudderow, yr., Mr.. Steven
son Crothers, and Mr. Charles T.. Brin-
ley, all of Philadelphia.
Among those present at the wedding
of Philadelphia. Mrs Lydia Jamey des
Oranges. Mrs. Joseph r. Day, Mr.. and
Mrs. Seeber Edwards. MIR. and Mrs.
Clark H. Merriman. Rev. and Mrs. Au-
Henshaw. Mr.. and Mrs Charles Rock
well OF Milton. Mass. Mr.. and Mrs. AL
len II. Chase. Mr. and Mrs. William s.
Granger, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward $. Clark.
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Cross, Miss Mar
guerite Cross, DIR. Frank L. Day. Mr.. and
Mrs. jeffrey Davis. Mr. and Mrs. Robert
u. Treat. Mrs. Amos G. Barstow. DR. J.
g; Rutherford. Mr.. and Mrs William II.
Smythe. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward L. Wat
Mr.. and Mrs, John <. Tiiinshast. ST. isDM. PTof
md Mrs. Francis q. Allinson,. Mr.. and
Robinson, Miss Emily Aldrlch. MIsa