New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-23
4 PLEASANT WEEK At NARRAGANSETT.
CARNIVAL, TENNIS, BALLS AND PARTIES
HOTELS STILL CROWDED.

CARNIVAL, TENNIS, BALLS AND fAhAAHS
HOTELS STILL CROWDED.
Nauagansett Pier n. l., Aug. 20 tspccial-The
season here has not yet begun TO wane. The hotels
arc all full, and frequently morning arrivals have TO
wait until the departure N guests BY the afternoon
trains in order to secure their Although IT Is
past the middle Of August booked ahead Tot
two weeks, and the promises to be longer than
usual
Socially the week has been brilliant The carnival
OF the Casino Mrs. Duns reception mt Dunrnere' ue
tennis tournament at Point Judith, together with tho
regular Casino and hotel hops, and numerous sricuy
private entertainments have each contributed to the
plea sure Of the week.
Mrs. Dun's reception and ball perfect In all
us amendments. There were about $50 guests
present Tie reception did not begin until after ~
o'clock and il terminated at 2 o'clock. The wloe
trrrnces and promenades we're lighted by elecuIciS'
thirty extra lights being put in for the OCCASION Sherry
furnished the supper which was served the piazza
nj half past II. The display Of elaborate toiletes
sprnosscd ANYTHING seen at the Pier this year Mrs.
Dun was assisted in receiving by Mrs and Miss Cuyer
Miss Grant and Miss Ewell. The Hungarian Band
furnished music for dancing.
Oakes Amcs of North Easton, Mass, IS at the
Mnthewson. -
The ladies OF the Revere House cleared $3oo Oy ther
garden party for St. Peter's-by-thesea.
DR. Eugene Coleman savage, OF Roosevelt Hospital,
New York. is stopping at Mrs. C. n Eare's cottnge
Tho Indies OF The Presbyterian fair gave children's
fair nj Mrs Shepard's Lasata Cottage Tuesday aler
noon. The receipts about 500.
The Hungarian Band furnished music for the garden
uarty at the Revere House Monday afternoon LOT te
benefit of the Improvement Society.
Dr. J. H. Carver. Of NewYOrk. is spending some
fine at Nrs T. B. Carver's liilicrest o0VaSe'
Lieutenant c. BeIllni formerly Of the Italian Army
with his wife is at the Atlantic House.
Mrs. II. C, Phillips and son, of New-York, who have
been at Lenox are back at the Metatoxet House.
There was a spirited boat race on the salt pond
Tuesday afternoon, by the Diana. Ihele was
another race this afternoon
Tho nIsttct Council his assessed the several hotels
literally for the remainder of the season by ordering
Them TO take out tavern licenses at q high cost.
Miss Margaret Newton, soprano in the Rev. Dr.
Heber Newton's church, Now-York, sang lot lhe
pleasure OF a few friends in the Casino Wednesday
morning After singing few solos she rendered
duets with Edward Gray, OF Boston.
Among the arrivals at the various hotels are:
Ocean Honse-W. IL. Chase and wife, J. II. Lilo
and vile, J. A. Ferris and wife, New York.
Metatoxet House-Mr. and Mrs. Polmenberg ana
child Frederick W. Rockefeller Dr. J. Herbert Gal
borne Edward II. Floyd Jones, II. Crane, Mrs. Howan
C. Phillips, W. G.. Wilson and family Fred W. DOW
Edgar Deal L. o. Waters. Charles II. Remington, James
NJ Jacques, Mrs. d. Albert Pierce W. u. RooiiSoh'
Hugh n. Camp, ir., Ncw-York.
Atlantic Honse-W. II. Chambers, L. S. N; Arthur
F. Marwig Walter Marwtg George s. Wallen, VIII
lam Littauer W. q. De Billier Mrs. Young Mr.. and
Mrs Newbold Leroy, George B. Schneider, Lieutenant
and Nine. Bellni, Coster Chadwick, r. H. Nuggatt
W. NJ Wright, E. L. Henry and wife, NJ. L. Powers,
New-York
Bitou Apartments-Paul D. CrOvatt, NJ c. Dougher-
ty. Philip TTakabe, J. A.. Highland, W. b. Pollock,
Edward H. Floyd Jones, N. T. Morse, Thomas l..
CTeamer, New-York.
Hotel Columbus-Mrs Reginald W. Rves, New
Hamburg, N Y.
Massasoit Housed. Klsch II. Franklin Mrs. W
A. Stevens Mrs. william p. Sunell. A. Gallup. Charles
L. Thompson, Justus Ruperte Robert Emmett, Dr.
c. II. Shorter L. A. Milbank, W. Ennis Miss Ella
scherer NJ d. Edwards Mrs. Leon Harvier New York.
Grecne's 1nn-sir Arthur Benn, England; Harvey
Hustled ard family White Plains, N. T.; Mr. and Mrs.
T. Gilbert Theband, b. B. McGregor, a. W. s. COchrsne,
Thomas W. BROWN, New-York.
Continental IIOuse-J. b. Noel Wyatt, Charles Colds
borough, Miss A. LLOYD GOldsborough, j. r..
MOrdecal IT, II. II. de Ronge, J. A. Ferris and wife.
W. Ellison. Mrs. S. NJ Roosevelt and son, Mrs. J. l.
Wallace, Mrs. Agatha Wallace, Miss Annie Keary, r. d.
Howell, Louis r. Brush, 7. Brush, ". II. Welsh Mrs.
Fletcher Miss Van yechen, Miss Mary a. Jacobs,
Miss josephine Jacobs, Robert V. McKim, Or. J. II.
shorter, New York
The Rocknghom-S. Ehrhart and Wife, Rrcoklyn;
= L. White William NJ. Walker. a. G. Morris, W. II.
Tilford W. e. Broha A. F. Camock, Clifford smith,
g. d. Rctcs, j. }. Manning, A. Muller Try, q. ".
pcrec j. W. Downc, c. W Litteneld. Alfred ;. Gross
mann, J. Leighton, S F. Field, stephen Thorne, Mr..
and Mrs William NJ. Peckham. Mrs. James swarm.
New York.
The Gladstone-S. T. Moharty, W IL. Henrques, A.
Kountze f. l.. PerdIian, W. y. Fraser Mr.. and Mrs.
b. L. sherman, John \. Tobin, Miss Ellison, New
York.
saunderon, Brooklyn; John MclIugh, John Everson,
New York.