The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-17
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Mr.. w. G. Benedict OF this ely sailed
for Liverpool from Boston on the Pavo-
MIA this Afternoon.
Rev. Joseph s. Elkinton OF Philadel-
phia will attend the Friends meeting On
North Main street. tomorrow.
Miss Minnie Gilman of Woonsockst 10
enjoying u vacation In this city.
Rev. Charles D'Auray. pastor Of tho
socket, will return home from Rome In .
few weeks.
Miss Ethel Woods OF this city Is the
guest of friends In Westerly.
Mr.. William F. Briggs and family of
this city have arrived at their cottage &C
Fields Point for the season.
Sir Julian Pauncefote, the British
Ambassador at Washington, ID. c., has
| arrived In Newport from that city,
accom- panied by his family. Sir Julian's
family consists of his wife, Lady Paunce-
| fote. and their four daughters. The two
| elder Misses Pauncefote are In society
and have been great bellies at Washing
ton. The younger daughters are still
pursuing their schooiroom studies. They
| will occupy Harrison House." owned
by Colonel J. N. Bonaparte, which they
| have leased for the season. and to which
| the embassy has been transferred, Mr..
| Arthur Peel, third secretary Of the en-
bassy, is with the ambassador.
Mr.. James Blair and family of this
| city have arrived at their cottage at
Fields Point for the season.
Mrs. A. ID. Shaw OF Valley Falls, and
her daughter, Haeila b., have returned
from the Worlds fair.
| Mrs. Tompkins, who has been visiting
| friends in New York. Washington ani
| other places, has returned To Newport.
| She is accompanied by her son, M IL.
| Is. Tompkins.
| Mr.. C. e. Lyon and family OF this city
| are located at the Corey cottage Fields
| Point for the season.
Miss Mary Babcock has returned to
| her home at Pendleton hill for the sum-
| mer, after spending the winter in Jersey
City, n. j.
Miss Minnie Hopkins. a student at the
| Normal school, who was very iii at her
| uncle's in this city for some weeks, has
| returned to her home In Glocester.
Miss GIL Mitchell of this city is the
| guest OF Mr.. and Mrs o. NJ. Mitchell at
their cottage at Silver Spring.
Mrs. George Wilder and daught.r of
| Brockton, Mass, and Miss Alice Wins
| low OF Fall River, Mass, sisters OF Mr..
Homer Winslow, are guests at the home
| of Charles w. Auel at KENYON.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Slade of this
| city have arrived at their cottage on the
bluff at Silver Spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. ii. Smith OF this city
have arrived at Mt. Pleasant cottage,
No. l. at Camp White, for the season.
Mr.. e. o. Beach and Mr.. Theodore A.
| Havemeyer will take guests during the
| season at Newport to aud from the Golf
| club grounds on coaches. Associa JUS
| tice Samuel Blatchford and Mrs. Blatch-
| ford are at their cottage in Greenough
| place, Mr.. Smith Cliff has leased the
cottage of Mr.. Royal Phelps Carroll, who
Is now on his way to England on his
| yacht Navahoe. Mrs. Schuyler Hamil-
| cottages. Mrs. Griffin and Mrs. II: +.
| Webster are guests Of Mrs. Sidney Web
ster at the Fearing villa.
| Manaser G. e. Lothrop leaves cary in
| July Ior 4 ur weeks tour of the sum
| mer resorts and watering places.
Miss II. II. Brandriff Of Pigna, Ohio, a
recent graduate Of the Froebel Normal
Institute, Washington, ID. O.. is visiting
at DR.. Potter's ia Glocester.
Dr. Albert Sprague of River Point has
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| Worlds fair.
| Miss Polly Holmes is at her home in
| this city for the summer. She is en-
gagged for next season as member OF the
Dan McCarthy's Rambler from Clare"
company.
| Mrs. Haiiaday Of this city is spending
the summer In North Scituate.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Maldwin Hum phries OF
| Parndon Hall, England, will be guests
| of Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Webster at their
| Newport villa during the summer.
Mrs. John Lyons of Newport has gone
10 Chicago to visit her son.
Miss Maud Leland of New York Is the
| guest of Mrs. Alexander Barret Of, New
port.
daughter, Mrs. L. p. Roberts, at the New
| Cliffs hotel, Newport.
Rev. S. II. Woodrow and wife of West.
erly are enjoying two weeks vacation
In Chicago.
| Miss Sadie p. Collins OF Westerly is
visiting relatives and friends in New
| York state.
| Mr.. Charles f. Boon and wife, Miss A.
| K Boon. Miss f. b. Boon, Mr.. and Mrs.
| 4. H. Cocroft. Mrs George ii. Browne,
| MRS John II. DarJletl, MT. EuWaru
| Hughes. Mr.. August H. Schaller and
| wife, Mr.. Carl Eschele, Mr.. 5. h Wight-
| man, Mr.. Z. A. Potter, Mr.. Jesse How
ard, MIR. Jesse II. Metcalf, Mr.. j. ii.
| Cranston, Mr.. +. L. Donahoe, Mr.. III. A.
| Dean, Mr. James Hanley, Master Gerald
| Hanley. Mr. William II. Draper, Mrs. r.
| Manton and Miss Manton are the Prov
| idenoe people who are reg gstered at Mar
ragansett Pier hotels during the present
| week.
Mr.. James Hanley and family of this
| city have arrived AT The Anchorage cot
| tage, NarraRan EFT Pier, which they have
| taken Tor the season.
Manager q. 4. Lotprop has succeeded
| in signing the members OF five stock
companies to be playel on his circuit
next season. The lis, comprises In the
main people new to the patrons of his
iht aters.
Professor Louis Claverie. the well.
| known teacher OF French, contemplates
| n trip to France In July, after which he
will probably teach In Mrs. Aideries
school at Los Angeles, California.
t, Mr.. Horace Rem ngton and family OF
this ci y have arrived at their cottage q
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