The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1908-01-03
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Louise Hoppin. DR. and Mrs. Ernest
Charbonnel. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Parsons
Cross. Mrs. j. CLIFFORD Ladd. the Misses
Cranston. Mr.. Julian Herreshoft. Col. H.
Martin Brown, Miss Marion Brown. Col
Harvey A. Baker, Miss Emma Taft. Mr..
and Mrs. Charles NORTH. Mr.. Edwin Bar
liam w. weeden. Mr.. and Mrs Louis
Robinson. Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph c. Wa
trous. the Misses Vose, Miss Harriet
Barrows, Mrs. Samuel Slater Durfee. Mr..
and Mrs. Seeber Edwards, Miss Edith
Nichols. DIR. and Mrs. w Louis Chapman.
Miss Anna Dyer. Mrs. Thomas Burrage.
Mrs. VILLA wvon Gottschaik, Mrs. James
A. Nealy Mrs. Albert l.. Calder. Mrs.
Webster knight. Miss Evangeline Larry.
Dr. and Mrs. Henry A. whitmarsh and
Mr. and Mrs. William Il. Foster.
Mrs. Thomas Burrage OF Portland. Me-.
who was Miss Harriet Dyer. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. William Jones Dyer. is the
guest of her parents for a fortnight.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry r. Lippitt are reg
istered at the Homestead Hotel Hot
Springs. Va.
Mrs. William b. Weeden entertained
Mrs. Il. Douglass Pearce's guest Miss
Emelia de Apezteguia. at a small tea at
her residence on Waterman street this af-
ternoon.
Miss Irene Butler is entertaining Mr..
and Mrs. William Morgan OF Boston.
.
The Charity Ball held in Pawtucket.
wednesday evening, was a distinct suc-
cess. There were large number present
and the New Year was auspiciously
ushered In. The patronesses OF the af-
fair were: Mrs. Charles Longley. Mrs
Joseph NJ. Freeman, Mrs James r.. Mac
Coll. Mrs. Eben N. Littleheld, Mrs. VIII
liam ii. Park. Mrs. Lyman B. Goff, Mrs
Samuel Morris Conant, Mrs. T. Sedg-
wick Steele, Mrs. Herbert M. Adams.
Mrs. John +. Lennon, Mrs. Kenneth II.
Wood. Mrs. George NJ Thornton. Mrs
Frederick X. Mason. Mrs. Edward W.
Blodgett. Miss Mary f.. Dempsey, Mrs
Frank B. Fuller. Mrs. Patrick r. Hayes.
Mrs. Albert A. Jencks. Mrs Charles T.
Pervear, Mrs. Stephen +. F1ske, Mrs.
Philip c. Sheldon. Mrs Henry O. Thresh-
er. Mrs. William F. Watson. Mrs. James
L. Wheaton. Mrs. William II. Park.
.
Miss Alice Brownell gave a small tea
on New Years day I'm honor OF her sis
ter, Mrs. Ernst Behrends OF Erie. Pa,
who with Mr.. Behrends sails for Germany
next Tuesday. Tea was served by Mrs.
Brownell. Mrs. Ames and Mrs Ballou.
Lie SuuaHtunl Clup neiu itS annual New
Years dinner at the club on Wednesday,
A large number OF members were present.
also several guests or members. In the
number present were the following: Ar
thur L. Kelley, Walter II. Stearns, Rus
sell w. knight, Frank w. Tillinghast
Judge Mumford, Richard w. Jennings,
Edward r.. Blanchard, George NJ Snow,
julius Preston, II. Martin Brown. James
NJ. Scott, Edward L. Watson, William p.
Il N II
more. Ralph c. Watrous. Rathbone Gard
ner, Henry o. Potter. James 9. Kenyon,
Thomas Il. /. Mcdonnell, Frederick
Hayes, Charles c. Harrington. Cyrus p.
Brown, Walter ii. Stearns. Francis w.
Greene. Archibald c. Loomis. Henry w.
Mason, f.. c. Ostby, Otis Everett, Henry
A. Hoffman, Frederick ". Hussey, Luz
ther Cole and Pardon Miller.
Col and Mrs. Samuel Mowry Nicholson
entertained at dinner on Tuesday even
ing at their home on George street. After
the dinner the guests were taken to the
Metcalf dance in Churchill House.
Mrs. Horatio r. Hunt entertained at
dinner before the Metcalf dance at her
home on Waterman street, Tuesday even
ing.
Mrs. Augustus S. Miller. Mr.. William
on Tuesday from Montreal
Two engagements of much social prom
inence were announced on New Years
day. One was that OF Miss Margaret Haz-
ard. second daughter OF Mr.. Rowland
Hazard of Peacedale to Mr.. Robert Hale
Ives Goddard Jr, son OF Col Robert III.
l. Goddard The engagement was an
nounced at the wedding of Miss Hazards $
sister. Miss Elizabeth Hazard TO Mr.
Rush Sturgis Mr.. Goddard is the only
son of Col. Goddard and brother or the
Marquise d'Andigne, who was Miss Made
line Goddard He graduated from Yale
and in company with Mr.. Sturgis made
a tour of the world. He Is now connected
with the various mills owned by Goddard
Brother. lie is n member OF the knick-
erbocker club OF New York, the Hope
club and Agawam Hunt of this city. The
union OF two such prominent Rhode ISL
and families is thus OF much significance
Another engagement TO be announced on
New Years was that OF Miss Alice eros
venor. eldest daughter of the late VIII
liam Grosvenor and Mrs. Grosvenor to
Mr. Dudley Davis son OF Mr. and Mrs.
Fellows Davis Of New York. The Gros-
venor family are an old and prominent
Rhode Island family and are socially
prominent in N,Sport as well as this
CITY. Mr. Davis is graduate or Har-
ward and belongs TO the prominent Da'is
family OF New York.
.
Miss Coggeshall entertained rev OF
the younger set at an informal dance In
the hall room OF the residence OF Mrs,
william Hardness Arnold on Monday eve-
ming. Among the young people present
were. Miss Alice Potter, Miss Grace Bars
tow, Mr.. Paul Matteson, Mr.. Huntington
Babcock. Mr.. Harold Babcock. Mr.. Alan
Blanding. Miss Elsie Simmons, the Misses
Chace.
Mrs. Samuel NJ Conant entertained at
dinner before the Charity Ball In Paw
tuckot on New Years evening at her
home in Central Falls. Her guests in
cluded Miss Lucy Arnold. Miss Edith
Thornton. Miss Marjorie Thornton, Miss
Harriet Lee Goff. Miss Rosalind Long
ley, Miss Ruth Bucklin. Miss Nellie Har-
rison. Miss Hannah Darling. Messrs. Wal
ter Newell. Percy Leete. Morris Conant.
Darius Goff. Jr.. Elmer Nye, Frederick
Tilllnghast Albert Read and Eugene
Jackson.