The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-05-24


affair due 10 the efforts OF the committee
who arranged it. Miss Lyra Nickerson
was the chairman of the committee and
the other members were Miss Rachel
Simmons and Miss Lucy Cameron. The
patronesses were Mrs. Archibald Matte
son and Mrs. John Palmer Barstow.
Music was furnished by Fays Orchestra
Upwards OF a hundred young people at
tended. Among those present were Miss
Helen Blumer. Miss Martha Hale. Mr..
Everett Hartwell. Mr.. Claude Branch,
Mr. Lawrence Richmond Miss Caroline
Eddy, Miss Laura Parsons, Miss Sally
Harris, Miss Margaret Collier, Mr.. Evan
Owen, Mr. Christopher Greene, Miss May
Greene, Mr.. William Biting. Mr.. Benjamin
Cooke. Mr.. Alan Blandng, Miss Rachel
Simmons, Mr.. Leonard Tingley, Mr.. Vic-
tor Schwartz. Mr.. John Mayhem. Mr.. Ev-
erard Appleton, Mr. Paul Appleton, Mr..
Hunter s. Marston Mr Arthur V.
Haight, Miss June Rockwell. Miss Daisy
Robinson, Miss Louise Dempster. Mr.. AL
bert Poland, Mr.. Irving lie Baume, Mr..
Wendell Prestwich. Mr. Albert Harkness,
Mr.. Everett Chaffee. Mr. Edmund War
ing. Miss Primrose Colt Mr.. Charles
Plummer. Mr.. George Bullock Mr. Keith
Mercer. Miss Emily Aldrich Mr.. Zacha-
riah Chaffee. Miss Patty SPHINX Mr. Har-
old Babcock, Mr.. stephen Ames. Mr. +.
Tudor Gross, Mr.. Harold Chapin Miss
Anita Watson. Miss Beatrice Brown, Mr..
Louis Jennings. Mr.. Maus Wheelwright.
Mr. Wilson Wing, Miss Sally Harris, Miss
May Mason. Mr.. Homer Clark, Mr.. Paul
Matteson, Mr.. Byron Pierce. Mr. Ray
Ostby, Mr.. Chester Snow, Mr.. Charles
Webster. Mr.. Herbert Dorrance. Miss
Harriet Bartlett. Mr.. Edward Benjamin,
Miss Helen Robinson. Miss Eleanor Nor
gan, Mr.. John Garfield, Mr.. Myron Az
fleck, Mr.. Courtand Knowles, Mr.. Nor
man Sammis. Miss Lucy Cameron, Miss
Ethel Shipman, Miss Gertrude Swarts,
Mr.. Jack" Howard Mr.. George Taylor.
Mr.. George Bullock, Mr.. Henry Well,
Mr. Donald Jackson. Mr.. Newton Hutch
ison, Mr. George Briggs, Mr.. Eliot Park
hurst, Mr.. Walter Burnham, Miss Con-
stance Arnold. Mr.. Percy Martin and Mr.
Robert Jones.
Miss Ruth Mather has as her guest Miss
Ruth Clark OF New York.
Mrs. Julia p. a. Anthony is spending
several weeks at Clifton Springs. N Y.
Mr.. Alan Blanding, son OF Mr.. William
o. Blanding, entertained at a farewell
dinner last evening at the Blanding resi-
dence on Waterman street in honor Of
Miss Rachel Simmons, who sails for Eu-
rope next Tuesday. z
Miss Alice Grosvenor Is entertaining
Miss Annette Ham of New York at the
Grosvenor cottage at Newport
Miss Anie May Wallace gave a small
luncheon at the Agawam yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Marsden ]. Perry spent
a few days this week in New York city
Miss Mamie w Mason, daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs. Charles f. Mason, Will be
married TO Mr. Frank +. Weeden OF Bos-
ton at the Mason residence on Waterman
street wednesday, June 5. Miss Mason
is n sister of Mrs. William Wager Weed
en-. The wedding will be a quiet one, ow-
ing to the recent death of Mr.. Weeden's
sister.
Miss Louise Chace, daughter OF Mr..
Henry r. Chace, is entertaining Miss
Hubbell OF New Haven, for whom she
gave a luncheon on Wednesday and an
informal dance at the Chace residence on
Brown street last evening.
Mr.. Alan Blanding, son OF Mr.. William
o. Blandng. entertained at dinner last
evening I'm honor OF Miss Rachel Sim
guetsts. besides Miss Simmons and Mr.
Blanding. were Miss Ethel Shpman Miss
Anita Watson, Miss Louise Dempster,
Miss Nina Wilkinson. Mr.. Jack Howard,
Mr.. Albert Poland. Mr.. Donald aJckson
and Mr.. Howard Babcock. The decora-
tions were OF pink roses.