New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-02
NaRRAGANSETT PIER.
THE CASINO OPENS To-MoRRow-sERvICEs AT
THE CHURCHES.

| THE CASINO OPENS o-MoRRow-sERvICE AT
THE CHURCHES.
Narragansctt Pier r. l.. July (specaD.-The pieI
Is open for the Most Of the hotels have peer
open since June l. but none have done a paving
business. Judging from the applications Tor roois
the season will be profitable. The Rockingham mas
enlarged its receptionroom. made a dainty writing
| room for Women and fitted up hot and cold baths
The sea wall has been repaired and extended and
Aanked with a concrete walk for some distance along
the Ocean Road The Ladies' Improvement Associa
ton has begun It's annual superintendent OF cleaning
the streets Shcrrys cottages have been rehtei ana
will soon be occupied. The Casino will BE- open on
Monday The reading room and main building have
becn open about week. but the visitors have been
few The restaurant opens Monday and The
orchestra comes the same day. This season the or
cbesra will be under the direction Of Professor 1h"o-
dore john, Of New-York.
The churches are to be behindhand this season,
for people go church at the Pier. services are
held twice on Sunday St Peter's-by the-,ca. the
Rev ~ W. Ackley. rector Mass will hereafter be
celebrated every sunday morning al It. Phlomrnas
Roman Catholic Church by the Rev G. j. Burns, rector
Of St. Francis Church Wakefield. Preaching be
gins at the Presbyterian Church. the Rev. Walter
Ladlaw, pastor. on July =. The Baptist Church viii
have two services each sunday In July and August ;
the Rev. ". A. Brady. OF Brown University. will sup
ply the pulpit.
Pcaccdale at the wedding Of Mis- Margaret Hazard
youngest daughter OF the Hon. Rowland Hazard. TO
Professor Irving Fisher, Of Yale.
The water has been too cold for bathing this week
and only few have yenturod into the surf
Cardinal Gibbons and party Of friends have en-
gagged rooms at the Berwick for few weeks, and VIII
arrive Oh July 3. Mrs. jefferson Davis and her
daughter, Miss Winnie. will arrive tomorrow. and
will pass the season at III" Rockingham. Mr. and
Mrs Morton Redmond, OF New York, TOOK rooms for
the season at the Rockingham last Thursday. Brandcr
Matthews, with his wife and daughter, has been AT
tho Ma,Si,Oit for week. lie la, rented his cottage
10 Charles f.. Langley. Edward l.. C'ster. Of New
York. was the first 10 register at the Casino this year
Mr.. Coser occupies ldlcwild cOitagc, on the Ocean
Road.
Mrs Robert Hastings, Of New-York /, at The Rock
ingham. Captain and Mrs Hugh Il. Garden are N
The ROchnghnm william Hague Acklau. # Wash
ngton is at the Gladstone. Inyma,ter james Hoy,
L. :. ~ /, al the MctatOXct. General James Oakcs,
L. :. A., with Mrs. and Miss Oakes, is ~ the Rock
inglam. DR.. samuel Jackson, I. = ~, Mr.. Jackson
and their two daughters are M IN" Gladstone.
Among The guests registered from N"W-l DIRK are
Theodore Nj S. Mrs +. II. And rsoli MIR. and Mr..
4. G. Whtridgc, >. j. Hansen. Snmuc! sexton, Miss
:. Lcmckc. VI. }. Eildcr~lccNc, Mr. and Mrs. o. -.
B Rogers. 5 X. Branch, George \. spencer ". q.
Mosher MIS-. A l.. Stevenson, Mr.. and Mrs. james y.
Wright jr Mrs. Lote Gcrman. Mr. and Mr.. =.
f. Stevenson, Edward Gars'a, Maxwell stevenson.
H. G. Daring, e. D"wer, Mrs. Edward ;. Peck. Mrs.
j. r. Harris Miss March. William Bi,pham. william
c. Wallace. Miss Anderson. Miss Harriet Agnes An
derson and Mrs. s. X. Brown.