The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-24
THOUSANDS At TIE SHORE
A Yast Yhrons Of Psopls Spend Sun
: day at CroTCent Park.
WEATHER SLIGHTLY COOLER
hut That Male No Difference ia Those
Who sought Rest and .ecreation at
the Isny.ide-hiany New Visitors Have
Arrived at the summer Hotels.

The seas IN IL at 1T height nt CrescenC
Park, aud those sojourning there are
having grand time. II matters little
what the weather NAV be there Is no end
OF e joyment II it is hot, lovely maiiens
in pretty bathing costumes make very
pleasant aud attractive picture aloag
the shore, and il it is cool there ~ b'vi-
Ing, tobogganing and the Wild West
snow. But there is dancing no matter
what the weather may be on SUNDAY
With the mercury running between eigA-
fyand ninety degrees the past week. tne
dance hail was always crowdef, eSpec-
iails in the evening.
Sunday fully 1900 people were or tie
gr u ds and Of That NUMBER abou 8 500
Sat aown t. one OF NJ inager Is ,yden'.
excellent dinners. lwO band corc,rts
were given ia tre afternoon by the q nd
HEX band wtTfch came bere with n igrge
party OF excursiOnists, anu also concer's
ere g,ven at Intervals during tbe day
by Boyd-n's Noapareil band. About
5000 persons attended the Two exhibit
ti rs given by the Wild West show.
Professor Verne, ventriloq ilst. enter
tained thousands In the summer garden,
with his wooden headed family. Wes-
ton and Whites world Of novelties, prov d
a eraud attractloi.
Almost very room In the hotel il
occupied and tho following are among
the ialesr drrivas: George Hurley OF
Boston, Mas, lsa C Brown Of Spring
field, Mass, Ciaries +. Martin Of Cliu-
ION, Mass. MISS Mary L. Ballard OF Boz
toU, Mass. Mr.. aud Mrs. A. IL. Williams
of Worcester, Mass. Messrs JohA an,i
Carl Dustin OF Woonsocket, Il. l.. .drs. o.
Kimberly OF Webster, Mass, Jonu k.eJ-
ing of Harrisville. lt. l., James Bingna
of Woonsorket, William Wilde Of Asi-
tou. X. l., John Hopsius uf WnitinsyIlle,
A tJrr. d.. no N
and Mrs. l.. y. Britton of Wore ester.
Mass, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Cody of
Providence. Sianey knowlec Of Provi-
dc CO, j. w. Wilson and L. Il. Bates OF
East Providence. M sses Florence Sniitu
aai Mabel Brown of Boston, Mass.
Bryant OF New Haven. Conn. Miss
Isabelle Huntington OF New York.
Albers Gray of North Attleboro, aud
Mrs. G. S. Houuhton OF New Jersey.
X -lixious services w,re held last even
ing by the Young Peoples society Of
Y. rist,au Endesvor in the large hall
adjoining Cue cafe, and WAS iareely
Rivers ide.
The arrivals Mt the Washington Square
-hause: Lloyd L. Pike Of Providence, MIR.
aud Mrs. C. G. Ramsdell Of Providence
j. j. Wakefield OF Boston. Mass, A. q.
Hill of Providence, ii. j. Andrews and
A. Il. Blanchard, both of Paw uckct,
Mrs. Robert and Miss Mamie Chaterion
Of Prov,dence, Miss Lulu Wheeler of Bos-
ton, Mass, Caarles higney Of Prov-
dence. Mrs. Willi,m and Miss Emma
Gale OK phenix, Arthur Walker OF Prov
idence.
AT the Riverside hotel, the following
are the latest arrivals; Vincent q. Smith
oi Providence, Masters +. Ii. aud J. j.
n &. - .hss.l .l.v ID
uurald Of Providence. Miss Lillian Bar
ras o, Cambr. .ige. Mass. Master Vic,or
A. Haas Of Pruvidouce, Misses M. Sp,g-
hei ii Belle Nichols or Indianapolis,
G an, JoEa Wilbur Of Provide CO, IL.
ID. Cor iss Of Glocester, II. l., Professor
Siuclxir OF Woonsocket, Mss Alice II.
Wilson OF Providence, w. Is. Wilson OF
Nsw York. Mss Lu,u Vincent of INDIAN
apolis, Il diana, Samuel K. Wllsod OF
provide .ce.
The la est arrivals ut the Perry house:
Miss jennie Dnling, e. A. Havens.
Miss Anne Aylsworth. Mr.. and Ms. 5.
+. Red a. d two children, Miss Orie
PniilIps all OF Providence, Mrs A. A.
Copeland of Worcester, Mass, Mr.. au Il
Ms. Theodore Hudson of New York
city.
UNNO btNCu tho SAAio ~Vsssoo Wa cSsASh-
sou avenue.
Mr.. Charles Huntington and daugh-
ter Of this city are the guests OF Mrs.
Ella DE Lory att her cottage on Oak ave-
hue.
The Misses Carrie Thurber and Alice
Wilson OF Providence are the guests OF
Mr. aud Mrs. James Chace az their cot
tage on Oak avenue.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Edward Buckingham OF
Bro klyn, N. Y, are guests OF Horace
PECK on the Warren road.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Anderson have
returned from their Wedding trip to the
White Mountains and Chicago to their
residence on the Warren road.
silver Spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry McGrath of Buff
falo, N. Y, Mr.. and Mrs. Francis aud
two children of Boston, Mass, Mrs.
Pierce of So uthbridge, Mass, Mr.. and
Mrs. Squires aud daughter OF Boston,
Mass, Judge Walter B Stiness and Mrs
Stiness, Mr.. aud Mrs. CHARLES Field of
Providence, Mr.. aud Mrs. Hyde Of South.
bridge, Mass.
guests OF friends ut Newport the pa t
week.
tenant b. McSLay of Co. B. First Ltght
infantry; tney niso paid u visit To M jo-
Harry Rose, ut his cottase 70 on the blum.
The Friday evening hops prove "A grand
success aud are atte dsd 10y the society
element OF this resort Over seventy
people were present from Providence at
the one given Friday evening last.
Everything IL booming now at this Sc
lcct aud beautiful resort. and Manager
Goffe reports the past week most excel
lem one. Sunday was the largest day OF
the season aud the dinner served as one
Of tue finest OH the bay.
The latest arrivals are Mr. aud Mrs. w.
E. Stanley and daughters, the Misses
Anna aud Gertrude, OF Thurold, Ont.
Mr.. Stanley is special correspondent of
the Textile Record Of America. Mrs. n.
f. Clapp of Boston, Mass, is the Iuest
OF her daughter, Mrs w. III. Goifc,
for the season. MIR. and Mrs ID. q,
T. lwards of Providenc., Mr.. aud Mrs.
u org Rose Of Providence, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. a KIM OF Seekonk. Mass, Mr.. and
Mr,> G. 4. Allei of New York City, Mr..
Russei. M Youn of New York Guy.
Ms. Charles IA. Field of New YORK, Mr..
Wi liam Perry of Providence, Mr.. ASH
ton II Provide &C Mr.. aud Mrs. Frank