The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-18
AS IN A LOOKING CLASS.
The Doings, Sayings. Happenings ana
Sights of a Day in the CITY.

LUIS Guy. Ine physicians 4 t1d ye-teruhy
that she had very slir, chances OF re-
covery.
Providence has no more popular house
OF amusement than DR.. L)tDrop's Mu-
scum. aud It's success may be partially
ccounted for by the fact that DIR. Lo-
throp himself Is an old Proyidence boy
and has for years made a study OF this
city and the a. fractions that pleass it's
people. TIE 60 Mug seas IN will b. even
more prosperous Than ever because lie
has secured big list Of favorit,s who
viii appear here. Among those who
Miss Louise Is. Buchanan, Maude
Nickerson, lola Pomgroy, Gertrude
Magill, Lillian Mortimer. Bonnie Meyer,
Emma Dunn. Alice Warren. Louise
Larrabrs, May Prindle. Laura Deale.
Conway, Lea Michael, Ellen Morti-
Hancock, Hattie Morri.. Evelyn
Knapp, He.ea v. Linde. May
Powell, Laura Aldene,. Adel Zoe, and
Little Charlotte Hunt. Mr.. Millan De
Shetiey. J. II. Hollingshead, J. Francis
w. II. Danvers, John Weber, T.. Wilson
Rennie, Jay Hunt. T. X. Burton, Francis
Kingdom. j.. w. Healey. Aloert Il.
Field. William Cattell, George II;
MssSSsn. MkiSaSSss 'Gen Charles philips rpDsu. h'rit
T. Beane, X chard Hunt. Harry w,lson.
j. IA. Robinson, Morris McHugh, Fred
erick Ormande, Charles X. Harris. ID. l..
Gaylord, James Il. McElroy. w. z. Rich
aruso D.. Wallace Jackson, II. X. Marshall.
Frank Walsh. Ben W; Reed. Edw,a Barry.
mum. L. 5. SaepharJ, James M. Barry.
p. Eugene Sweet. Max FIR, eman, lola
Pomeroy and Sid c. France will be the
first stars TO 40 over the Lothrop circuit
this season.
IL you want to escape the clutches of
the long-named s ciety and do good
deed beside, look after the welfare or
your horse during th, Sc hot days. lie Is
only an animal, to be- sure, but he really
feels the heat when the thermometer is
95 degrees in the shade and not breath
OF wind is stirring. When you get 50
hot that your collar disappears from
sight and YOUR straw bat fairly crackles,
pause and dwell for moment on the
thought that possibly your horse IL shar-
ing your discomfort. Put him In The
shade when you eau, and by all means
put sun shade over his head. He may
not have much brains there. but he Is SO
constructed that he feels the hot sun just
as poignantly as you do aud possibly
niue more: nature does not allow MIN
to put on thin underciothes ia the sum-
mer.
A big party, chiefly composed OF school
teachers. left this city yesterday after
noon for Chicapo. They were accom-
panis 81 by j. NJ. Sawin. who organized
the party, nd conducted by Travelling
Passenger AgeIt X. 4. Payne OF the
Nickel Plate road aud General Agent
Gardiner OF the Firchburg. partial
list of those who went follows !:
Misses c. l. Hudson, M. 4. Stone, Grace
L. Alderman, w. Farrell, A. NJ. Allen, A.
NJ. Powers, A. Horton. A. 9. K ,rle, Ida
Budlong, f. T.. Joslin. L. Metcalf. S. l..
Leete, NJ. l.. Brown. Il. +. Brown, DR.. Z.
III. Leonard, Master Leonarl, Misses
Leonard. II. Smith, Mamie Tillinghast,
T.. +. Martin, Il. l. Lyous. S. A. Peabody,
A. p. Smith, II: A Matteson. Z. +. Jen-
hall. NJ o Aldrlch, c., W. Bowen,
+. b. BrighImaa. Mary Bixby. Mr.. Geo
4. Church, Mrs. l. K Phillips, Miss Avis
A. Hawkins, Mr.. w. G. Park, Mr.. j. l..
Wrightman, Mr.. + q. Draper. Mrs. 4. o.
Draper. Misses NJ B Moves. NJ F.Noyes,
T.. j. Baker. M. Il. Sinbprn. L. +. Morris,
ii. j. Nelson, Mr.. n. q. HI gsley. Mrs.
". &. Kingsley, Misses Alice Moulton.
Clara Carpenter. NJ. L Newell, NJ. S.
Houghton, f. M. Armes. Mr. B. +. Gil
more, Mrs. B. +. Gilmore, Misses Gill
more; Minnie S BJsworth. h. X. Allen.
Mrs. w. 4. WhitD .ck. Misses NJ. 4. Dun
ham, A. Louise Hooker, Mary r. Walsh
Kate +. R.dmond, Mr.. Joan 4. Caulk-
ms aud Mrs. Caulkins.