New-York tribune., 1890-06-29
N5RR4GANSETT PEE.
IMPROVEMENTS At THE LEADING HOTELS

IMPROVEMENTS At THE LEADING HOTELS
PROSPECTS OF BUSY sEA>oN-PERsoNAL.
Narrncansett. Pier r. L. June 2s O>pccian-rhc Pier
NAV now De said 10 be fairly OPEN for TO-DAY uIe
Casino opened it> doors and the last of the big hotels
are ready 20 receive guests. Tile iiot'i bcr"NH'
formerly the Mount Hope opened on wednesday after
extensive alterations and Improvements The her
wick was purchased last fall by Edward Eare' OF
New York. who had already done much to bcautiy u'
Pier MIR Earle leased the hotel for term oi years
10 T. J. Benson. The front OF THE House mas pee"
entirely changed. the main hall having been greatly
cuarccd and an elevator put in. The walls have oech
handsomely decorated new and improved COOKING
facilities have been added. entire ncw table service
has been purchased. and In other ways the Berwick
ha, come 10 the front The grounds. A. we'll nave
hccn greatly improvcd. The Mathcwson has also
put in an elevator the dinns room has been con
sdcrably enlarged and plant for manufacturing ice
has been put In. This latter Is source oi s'ea'
wondcrmcnt to thc entire population
Lander's orchestra Will begin playing at the 'a>"o
on July /. Mr. Jaeger. Of New York. takes sherry
place as caterer thi, year, sherry conhnng MS at
tcntlon TO his own restaurant AT EarlcN Court
1t has been decided Ia ma, adamkc EAchahse f.'''
and Kingston Road that there VIII be an uhhr'N''
stretch of macadam from scarborough bea'h 10
Kingston i'm and Ma'unlc
"The Daily Times has begun lis tenth season. and
The Rockingham viii probably continue to he the
headquarters OF the Army and Navy officers who sum
mcr here
Some bathcr, who are more vcniurcSomc than others
have already tried the surf but the temperature
OK the water is a little cool yet.
The steamer Herman ;. Caswcll is making four
trips daily between the Picr and Newport
The shops arc rapidly being opened. and the shop-
keepers Join with the hotel men In predicting tno
best known here.
Mrs Judge Andrews. Mrs. V. X. stevenson ana
Mrs. Bricn, Of New York. and Mrs., G. :. "aru' oi
Washington. are occupying the sherry cottages
Mr.. and Mrs t,rossmanu have arrived for Tie
season. staying at the Gladstone while their cottage
is being put In order. They viii be joined later by
Mrs. Grossmann', father. Edwin Booth.
Tie beach is reported to- he III better condIuoh
than for several years Last year the action of the
waves had carried away great deal OF sand' whlc'
seems to have been brought back during tie winter
DR.. Thomas II. Buckler, Of Baltimore, VIII preCusc
here this summer.
Mrs. whitney Of Boston. has taken the east tower
suite of rooms at the Casino for the season.
The following list contains the names OF the prn'
cipa arrivals al the hotels:
Mctatoxet House-C. II. Meltzer and wife. New
York; Gsorgc ID. Brown. T. b. Fa!eS, 5 p. Lehey.
Edward sands. Boston.
Atlantic Housc-Mrs. John Pulls. st. Louis, Mrs.
:. \. Johnston, :. 4. Johnston, lr., Indianapolis
Green and family. Trenton. y. j.; Mr.. +. H.! Cor.
ham. Miss Elsa Bramon, Cincinnati; Mrs. &. Willing
Littcl and the Misses Llttc Philadelphia; Thomas
NJ. wigham, Mrs. NJ b. Bush, Miss X. b. Rogers,
New York.
MatshwsoG IIouse-Mr. and Mrs. " J. TnSmc g,
Mrs Edward II anderson and family NewiorK ;
Massasot Housc-C. T. ingalls,. Boston; Mrs II. ID.
Bowie, Dr. Thomas H. Buckler Miss Eta George.