New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-23
NARRAGANSETT PIER.
MY SIGNS OF THE SEASON WANING.


uosr mp CHESTS AND LONG LIST OF SOCIAL En-
4, Observation-Disclosures FROM NEw-YoRK
rrroM THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRiDUsEI
NARRAGANsETT PIER, Aug. 22.-Notwith-
standing that the middle Of August is past there seems
TO DO no dminuton In the number OF arrivals As e
"a one guest leaves another is ready to ill his place. IL
,oots at nresent as II the height OF the season. with all
tho booIs full would continue this year later than coh
mon IL is said II the weather continues fair, there VIII
n. moro guests here on LIST Of September than ever
before.
The ball given by walters OF the Continental Hotel
Monday evening was very SUCCESSFUL nearly oho nun
dred couples being present.
The german Mt the Mt Hope Tuesday evening was an
en,ovable affair II was given under the patronage OF
Mrs Kirk Mrs Thompson and Mrs Condict twenty
coupes participated. collation. vas served ny inc
management OF the hotel to the participants at IL
clook after which the dance continued till the
early morning hours
Tho concert nc the Mathewson House Monday even
ing for the benefit Of the St. Phomenas Church here
scored a big success netting over 500
The german ut the Metatoxct Wednesday evening
proyed to he very enjoyable Tire favors were pretty
and the collation. bountfuL
The hop at tho Casino Saturday evening the most
brilliant this Every nook and corner of the p
a,zas rotundas and dance hall filed with merry
throng while number OF persons had to take chairs on
the lawn
The tableaus given by the young people OF the Elm
wood House in dining hall OF that hotel Wednesday
evening for the benefit OF the waysdc nursery in New
York was success both financially and otherwise
Tho net proceeds over $3.50.
The hop at the Mount Hope Thursday evening was
fine event. At o'clock beautiful display OF fireworks
was witnessed by many, which continued until o'clock
when the large dining halls thrown open and dane
ing began As the hands OF tho clock pointed toward
o'clock choice collation. consisting OF Ices cakes and
punch served, after whchdancng was continued 10
The walters of the Mount Hope gave in the
hotel dining hall Tuesday evening. IL was very anus
The water st continues to be warm and the bathing
excellent, the temperature OF the water averaging
Among the latest arrivals from NowYork City the
following: ,., , -. ., ,,-.-
and wife, Mrs. W. Pe. Charles y. Harris aud Samuel
Rowland. &C.,, Va. ru,, n
sauer. A. g. Arnseie, Mrs DIgges and Hamilton Fish,
Nc sparrenMrs. A. seabury salter, and Miss oerichs
VI coi,rob,Ss%Mrs Bronson and Miss Bronson.
Ifathetcson-Mlss NJ l.. Poillon. james II. Murray VI.
p Grace Mrs william Conner. Mss NJ. Conner and maid.
S. @. whoeler Jr; c. Ruxton. Arthur TaTH6n = j.
OeeaI-Mr and Mrs. James H. oTi.yie, hr; n nS
Ahcood.-Louisc Keller. Charles Mcveaeh. Mr. and
Mrs. r. H. Campbell. u. Rowland, II. u. Taylor.
r. T. CLARK. Mrs Franklin Bartlett -,
drep John weeks T. u Barrows j. G.. Kilbrelh J. c.
Weservet Samuel A. Walsh. Frank Ellison. Charles 4.
Gross Mr. and Mrs. r. st. John Hays, Miss Noble l.
Hays and maid, T. Wilson and servant ana george W.
Dillaway. - - -
Peterson. Miss H. q. Edison, A. kifkham and L. VIII
Mount Uope-F. ". Trumm. VIE 7. Hauterive, +. W.
Blanc J. r. Earle. Frank Ellison. T. A. walsh. Mr. ana
Mrs Willis William l.. Leach, Guktaye Z. MaltOn hfr
C. H Walton, Miss Walton ana William W. Reynolds
MstatorsL-A. ". Grlswold
Ferere-sIr and Mrs. l.. T. Mclean aud George Curtis
Among the rcrcnt Casino subscribers from New.York
City are j. NJ Blank H. NJ DrnisOp I. :. Carter, Erurst
Crosby Ars KAhn Edward =. Crosby, Charles MoNtgh.
Ernest H. Croshy, Samuel \. Walsh Frank Ellison, MIS-
Setback Emil NJ. sauer d. Rowland. III. H. Taylor, hlcs
r. Palmer. q. H. rallboys, Maurice BanIref y. cray,
T. C. Richardson Hoy Baldwin william InrnbnllJos'ph
Maria Delaney Nicol. John iarkln, Poytoh Van hths-
scaor. and I. A. Emmett ". ID $500,
NJ H. Grace, brother 81 Mayor Grace, OF New'lOrk
CITY, arrived last Saturday evening. %, r.,
Colonel T. II, Bliss. United states Army, ana T. u. Car
ter United States Navy. among the visitors TIE
present week. -
William Connor and family. OF NowYork, have taken
rooms at the MathewsOn.
MIR r. Cunard OF the Cunard steamship Company, OF
London and Sew-IOrk 10 al inc ElmwoOd -
Charles r. Gorham. Minister TO Holland. IL summer
Ing a the Columbus
Colonel j. l.. IluntOon. prominent steamship man OF
Ncw-York aud wife are stopping at the Atwood.
The Rev Dr. James Mulchahcy Of ~. fauls church,
Ncw.Y York with his family are at the Decyan.
Steam yacht Norma, the property OF Norman l. nuho'
the publisher fNewYork ana chartered byJ H. Beach
of New.YorR arrived here last Saturday, bringing MI
Beach aud Judge Treat, VI st. Louis with party Oh
friends. -.
Juan vacro, the Spanish Minister, IA stopping AZ the
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