The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-12-13

Mrs. Harold j. Gross. Mrs. Frank r..
4 Wheelwright, Mrs. n. Darrell Harvey
and Mrs. Whitcomb OF Boston.
| The wedding OF Miss Eva Millicent
Judd. daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. William
j. Judd of New Haven. to Mr.. Benjamin
Edmund Collision, son OF Mr.. John T.
Collision of Pocasset avenue, took place
| at the brides residence In New Haven on
| Wednesday afternoon at 4:5o o'clock.
Miss Irene Seabury was the hostess Of
the bridge club. of which she is mem-
ber. at her home on Keeno street on
Wednesday afternoon.
'Forefathers Day." annually observed
by the Rhode Island Society OF Mayfower
Descendants, will he observed by a teas
, TO take place at the Historical society ot
Dec. q.
The Rhode Island Sorosis held a most
attractive sale OF Christmas articles i'm
the parlors OF the Mathewson Street M
e. church on Tuesday and Wednesday, A
cafe was connected with the sale and was
well patronized. The sale was in charge
of the general committee. Mrs. r. III.
Cady. Mrs. John S. whitehouse, Mrs.
Walter Murdock and Mrs L. w Esten.
A special feature was "A Rare Exhibit"
comprising dolls of IS and even 20 years
ago. Their quaint costumes were inter-
esting and well preserved. and Partisan
doll over so years old was still a thing
of beauty" A complete parlor and bed
room set of carved wood was displayed
which was the work OF a woman nearly
20 years old. and large linen bedspread
spun. woven and heavily embroidered In
1925. The exhibit was arranged by Mrs.
It. Howard Pembee
The various tables were in tbe charge
of the members OF the club and were ar
ranged on all sides. with distinctive fea-
lures. The domestic aprons were sold by
Mrs William Dunlap Mrs j. F. Blauvelt
and Mrs. Edward Glasse while aprons
of more fanciful design were In the
charge Of Mrs. r. II. Townsend, Mrs. w.
p Sweet Mrs. II. r. Morelock. Mrs. Jo-
seph Baker. sr.. Mrs. l. N. Arnold and
Miss Helen Sheldon
The candy table. decorated in red and
gold. the club colors. was in the charge
of Miss Louise Whitehouse. Miss CAROLYN
Pearce. Miss Nellie Young. Miss Fora
Sanderson. Miss Clara Almy, Miss Edith
J.. Smith. Mrs. Harvey J. Flint, Mrs.
Forrest Perkins, Miss Mile whittier
and Miss Bertha Brown. the last two
young women making candy while you
, wait"
The future was revealed by Miss Ella
Gardiner. the palmist. who was attended
BY the Misses Burden. in gypsy costume.
Music was furnished by Miss Marion
Ferris. pianist and Miss Gala Huing,
vioinist. during the afternoon.
The table on which the fancy articles
were displayed was under the direction
Of Mrs George T. Brown, Mrs. Frank
Lawton. Mrs j. Conrad Schott. MIS-.
John Kelso, Mrs Charles B. Toye. Mrs.
H. u. Ellis. Mrs Clarence Aldrich. Mrs.
Henry Corp and Mrs. ]. Fred Parker.
Home made cake was In the charge OF
Mrs. l.. W. Esten. Mrs. A. J. Bennett.
Mrs. T. III. Hall and Mrs. l. J. Osler. and
Mrs. w. II. Dyer. Mrs. Walter Murdoch.
| Mrs. r. T. Wingo. Mrs. J. &. Harrington.
Mrs. L. ID. Burlingame and Miss Eliza
Manchester supervised the cafe.
Dolls were sold by Mrs. M. w Baker.
Mrs. Charles winsor. Mrs. II. II. Eddy.
Mrs. James Scribner, Mrs. ]. A. Arnold
and Mrs +. X. Smith
The grabs were arranged as parcels in
Chinese laundry and were distributed
by Mrs. T. j. Paris, Mrs. Joseph Barker.
Jr., and Mrs. NJ +. s. Smith.
Tea was served by Mrs Dutee Wilcox
Flint and Miss Amy Wendelschaefer dur
ing the day. and those experimenting
the chafing dishes included Mrs. Salmon
W. Davis. Mrs Edward law, Mrs Jo-
seph r. L.estrade. Mrs q. y. Gaffney and
Mrs. Yunelle Aldrich
Mr. and Mrs Harry Whitehead gave
an "a, home" 20 their friends on Wed
4 oe.dsv svensrr sf their home on Broad