The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1908-01-10

bell Mr. and Mrs Richard w Jackson.
Mr. and Mrs. Clinton r. Weeden. Mrs
Frank d. Simmons. Mrs. NJ. Freeman
Cocroft. Miss Grace Barstow, Mrs. Wal
ter l.. Preston, Mr. and Mrs. Howard j.
Gardner Mrs stephen Nicholson, Mrs.
Robert B. Treat, Mr.. Paul Matteson. DR.
George A. Matteson. Mr.. Benjamin l..
Cooke. Mr.. Louis T.. Robinson, Mrs. Hor-
ace A. kimball. Mrs Walter a. Baliou,
Miss Gwendolyn Blodgett, Miss Helen
Capron, Mrs Arthur l.. Brown. Miss Bea-
trice Brown, Miss Alice Potter Miss Hope
Vinton. Mr.. Edward NJ Guild Miss Caro-
lyn Peck, Miss Emily Aldrich, Mrs.
Charles Shedd Miss Katherine Shedd.
Mr. Harold Babcock Mrs James +.
Dyer. Miss Alice Comstock. Mr.. and Mrs.
Seeber Edwards. Mr.. William Reynolds.
Mrs Olney Arnold and Mrs. Frederick
A. Chase.
Miss Emilia de Apczteguia OF New
York who has been the attractive guest
OF Mrs. Edward Douglass Pearce on
Hope street, returned 10 New York on
Wednesday.
Miss Frances Perkins has as her guess
Miss Clarissa McFarlane. Miss Helen
Reed and Miss Fredericka Stats, all o.
New York and schoomates OF Miss Per-
kins, for whom she will do quite lite
entertaining.
Mrs. william Andrews left yesterday
for Chicago to spend two months with
her daughter, Mrs. Albert III. Cushman-
On Tuesday at the Art club tea was
given 10 open the annual exhibition OF
paintings by w. Staples Drown.
Tea was served by Mrs. Amey Brown
Of Cambridge. sister OF the artist. and
Mrs Frederick w Allen, Mrs. VIII am
c. Holden and Mrs. Harry Delebarre.
Mrs. James Lister presided at the tea.
White roses and violets ornamented The
tea table. which was covered with a
white satin cloth embroidered In gold. A
few OF those present were Mr.. Sidney X
Burleigh. Mr. Seeber Edwards, Miss Mary
Dorrancc, Mr. CORTLAND Dorrance Mrs.
Herbert f. Maine. Gen. Rhodes, Miss
Emily Rodgers, Mr.. William G. Lor4ng.
Mr.. George G. Nightingale and Col. Dyer.
Miss Rosalind Longley. daughter OF
Mrs. G. T. Longley OF Pawtucket, gave
a small bridge at her home on Wolcott
street on Wednesday.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph S. Hamilton are
entertaining Mr.. Hamilton's sister, Mrs
George Truman Of oswego. ". "
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Mrs. c. Frank Parkhurst gave u mu-
sicale at her home on Barnes street yes
terday morning. The soloists were M.
Augustus Hazard Swan. the wel-known
baritone of New York and Newport;
Mr.. James j. Rooney. mezzo. soprano,
and Mr.. ii. Wood Thompson. accompan-
ist
the following: Mrs. Frank King Potter.
Mrs. Cyrus NJ Van Slyck, Mrs. Lloyd A.
Brayton. Mrs Arthur L. Brown. Mrs.
Harold A. Makinney, Mrs George H.
Holmes, Mrs. George r. McAuslan. Mrs.
William O. Blanding. Mrs. Pardon Mil
Ter, Mrs. G. Moulton Stone, Mrs. w. How
ard Sweet, Miss Louise Tillinghast, Mrs.
Walter =. Ballou Mrs j. Milton Hall.
Mrs. Charles B Humphrey, Mrs Stephen
%. Edwards. Mrs Henry A. Whltmarsh.
Mrs. Seebcr Edwards. Mrs. Herbert W.
Greene. Mrs. Benjamin NJ. Moulton. Mrs.
Maurice Cooke. Mrs. Edward Williams.
Miss Eva Williams. Mrs. Ralph s. Ham.
ilton, Mrs. William r. Tillinghast. Mrs
William 8 Cooper. Mrs. Edward Jack
son and Mrs. Arthur Livingstone Kel-
ley.
Mrs. Leander Peck Is entertaining Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Coggeshall and Miss
Coggeshall OF London, Eng. at her homo
on Broadway.
Mrs. Wells. wife OF Lieut. William r.
OF her parents. pr. and Mrs. George Nc
Clennan !fske. at st. stephens rectory.
.
Mrs. Thomas Burrage returned TO her
home In Portland, Me. yesterday after
spending a fortnight with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Jones Dyer
Mrs. Hume Flagler OF Poughkeepsie. n.
Y, formerly Miss Julia Palmer, daughter
Of Mr. md ar1a A rpol Il.
spending week with her parents at their
home on Bowen street
3.
Mrs. Charles d. Dunlop has as her
guest her sister. Miss Cornelia Conwell
of Cincinnati.
Mrs. Charles Eaton OF Calais. Me-. is
the guest OF her mother Mrs. Crawford
Allen on George street.
.
Miss Margaret Hazard was the guest
early In the week OF Col and Mrs Rob-
ert III. /. Goddard at "Hopeton House"
..
Mrs. William Brewster Hubbard OF Buf-
falo. who was Miss Martha Hale. daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Wendell T. Hale. re-
turned to Buffalo on Wednesday
3.
This afternoon at their home I'm Bristol,
Miss Irene and Miss Isaleno Barnes en-
tertained at a bridge party.
..
The Misses Amy and Bess Sloan OF AL
bany who were guests OF Judge and Mrs
John T. Blodgett for the dance on Mon
day evening at the Hunt club. returned
on Tuesday 10 Albany
.
The annual melting OF the Providence
Art club drew a large attendance on
Wednesday evening. After the business
meeting Mr.. George W. Sphinx entertained
those present by rendering a program of
original and pleasing songs. 4 Bohemian
spread was enjoyed In tho grill room.
Col Anthony Dyer was reelected presi-
dent and Mr.. Seeber Edwards. vice prcsi-
dent. Mr.. James a. kinghorn. treasurer
and Mr.. George l.. Cooke. secretary.
Some OF the members present were the
folowing Mr.. and Mrs. william q
Nightingale. Mr. and Mrs. Dexter H.
Potter. Col. and Mrs. Samuel NJ Nlchol-
son. Mr. and Mrs Theodore Foster.
Judge and Mrs Lorin Cooke. Mrs NJ.
Rose Hoardley. Mrs. William H. Thurber
N'ss Edi'h Jackson. Miss Mary Peck.
Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Kingdom. Mr..
ana Mrs Minot Pitman Mr. and Mrs