The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-19
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Mr.. and Mrs. Daniels of this city are
at the New Cliff hotel 10 Newport.
Mrs. Nevins, mother Of Mrs. James g.
Blame. jr., now Mrs. DIR. Bull. has ar
rived at Conanicut for the season with
Mrs. Bulls child.
Princess Eulalie may be able TO come
TO Newport before her departure for
EnRland. She has given half pi omise
that she will come. and 1t Is said that she
will probably accept the invitation OF
from Europe Saturday.
The marriage OF Miss Helen M.
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry war,
rem, to Mr.. Edward Nichols Wade, will
| take place tomorrow at the Elmwood
| Congregational church at O'CLOCK.
| reception until @ o'clock will follow the
ceremony at 10 Mawney stree.
President Seth Low OF Columbia col
lege is having extensive Improvement nts
| made to the Newport Gotta 20 which n Q
recently inherited from his father, the
late A. A. Low of Brooklyn.
| Mrs. Schuyler Hamilton, Jr., OF New
York has arrived in Newport and rented
one OF the cottages on Halidon hill.
owned by Mrs. K. G. Hartshora OF this
| city.
Mrs. George G. Perkins of Boston and
Mr.. Thomas T.. G.. Stokes OF Philadel-
phia have rented cottages on Conanicut
island.
| Colonel William Goddard, Mrs. God
dard and Miss Hope Goddard. who have
lived very quietly between New York
aud this city since the death OF Mr..
Thom,s p. l. Goddard, are travelling in
Canada They will spend upon their
| return to the city u portion OF the sum-
mer in retirement at Newport.
Mrs. Thomas Tribe left this city for
Sag Harbor, L. l., last evening for the
season.
Mr. and Mrs. Allen It. Frasier were the
guests of Mr.. ard Mrs. Ben Dodge at
Crescent Park yesterday.
James A. Bailey of the Barnum and
Bailey show rides TO and from the
grounds behind a handsome black horse
that has a record of 2:2O.
Mr.. Alfred White Of England will be
| married next Tuesday night to Miss
Marie. daughter of Mrs. p. Reitz OF
John street, Newport.
Among the arrivals mt Conanicut Park
are the following: Mrs. A. f. Lahers
aud family. Mrs. Thomas d. Robinson
aud Miss Robinson OF New York, Mr..
and Mrs. w. NJ ynard and Mrs. David
.0t MRS. {. y v. E. Gallup Of New York. Cen
eral Robert 4. Patti,on and family OF
| Philadelphia and Lieute laut Il. &. Lo-
| gan, u. 5. N, and family.
It is on the cards that the wedding of
| Miss Grace Wilson aud the Hon. Cecil
Barring may be one of the events of the
| Newport season.
Mrs. f. V. Thayer of Boston Will spend
the summer at Tiverton.
| Mr.. Jeffrey Haz,rd and family OF this
| city have returned from Europe, and are
| now located for the summer at their
country house at Warwick Neck.
Mr.. Charles Mason's family will sum-
mer at Watch Hill, as they did last
| season.
| Colonel and Mrs. Theodore M. Davis Of
| New York will not arrive at their New
| port villa before the latter part of July.
| General Draper aud family of Boston
| will be as usual at one OF the Narragan-
sett Pier hotels this summer.
Mrs. Horatio f. Nightingale. Miss
| Julia Bullock. Miss G. Bowen of this
| city, are at the new Cliff cottage hotel in
| Newport.
| Mr.. C. w. Jones, the aged father of
Mrs Charles King of this city, is visit
|
| Kings residence on Waterman street.
| Mrs. william X. Thorn, aunt of the
| Vanderbilt boys" has arrived at her
| villa on Narragansett avenue, Newport.
The sElm Circle" has issued invita-
| tions to its gentlemen friends request
| ing their attendance at "tally-h party"
| to be given on next Wednesday. Tue
| party will number about sixty, and. as
| ha ton n
| date them all, drags will be utilized.
| The start will be made quite early in the
| afternoon for Buttonwoods. where they
| dine with Mr.. Lyman. Dancing is talked
| OF as an after dinner diversion.
| Miss Fair of San Franc isco. daughter
| of Senator Fair, is spending the sum ne r
with her sister, Mrs Herman Oelrichs in
| Newport.
Mrs. William Astor, who is expected
| to entertain quite extensively this sum
| mer, has opened Beechwood," New
| port, the scene OF many nota Die social
| events. for the season. Mr.. and Mrs.
John Jacob A stor are expected next
| month.
Mrs. Fursch- Mali of New York and
| Mr.. II. w. Cooper OF this city are occu-
| pying cottages owned by Mrs. y. Armory
| DE Blois at Newport.
Providence girls will supply Newport
again with great heiresses this summer
| Miss Gammell of this city is TO be intro
duced this season. having just come
| over from Europe with her mother. Miss
| Hope Goddard, also Of this city, will par
| ticipate in the gayeties there once more
next month, ana resume her undisputed
reign OF bellehood.
| Miss G. Ogden Jones of New York ha 8
| arrived at her villa at Ochre Point, and
| Mr.. John Watts kearney, also Of New
York, has taken possession of the Spen-
| Ger villa also ut Ochre Point, Newport.