The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-03
HELD ITS ANNUAL OUTING
Earragansett Shoe ani Leather Club
al Crescent Park.
GENERAL GOOD TINE ENJOYED.
Joined by tho Bostonians the Provf-
dence shoe Dealers Make Merry-Din-
ncr and Addresses Galore by Distin-
guished Members and Guests.

6U'sNe' NA>sssSSs" oba oN'S'e'
There is no day i'm the year that Is OF so
mu:h importance TO the Nara !ansett
Saoe and Leather club OF this city as the
day OF their annual outing. While pleas
ure and business are somewhat COM
bined. the former element is the greater
attraction: AT an early hour
gathered at the Nirragansett ho ell where
the guest OF the day, VINO came fron the
far west, vast bs received. lie :" de-
lighJful concert was given by the Nntion- :
a! haI d, a., der he dii iiectipn OF 4. w.
Hedley. III, Program v "a as follow:
Hedleys Nat onal Band.
TrombonS s"o. 'Tsres stars ....... igey
NJ. James > rldovic.
cornet s'lo "oa iyop No q ns"..........'DsKoven.
Russian Dane MT n.ss''' Gllnker.
At 1915 TIE Providence delegation
marched e. the Ualon depot where "a DEL
ovation from Boston, numberi & about
100 adei by the president OF TIE asso-
cation. A. $. Foster. of Boston. aud
i chwge OF II. IL; Ripley as marsha, /,
wa, iorned. Tue Bostonlans were sivch
thre. ruusng cheers by their Providence
associates. Ths line "as then formed
in The following order:
ahc Procession Forms.
PolIcs skirmlshers in charge OF Sergeant w. II.
NaIiJnal Band, 40 pieces, t, W. Heiley, Leader.
uh,et Marsha 5. q. Jameson.
Assistant maraha,, II. "a. lap ey.
w. @. simmons. Hartford Conn !; James w. Hitch
lNnss tyna: r,.s Mass; =, IaSwe. SnNsa Boston
,. LiseomD, Providence. II. L.; Fred small.
i'oss n. Ma,s;J. .. saa souci; rlovideoee. 4,
Drew. Boston. Mass; Eiton A. Cook, rroyl-
asncs, Il; l.; y Z. B.iiou proyiGen9s. 4 /;
Narragan ett clu6 OF Providence. Ia5 men. II. II.
Djston club of Boston. 100 men.
The line OF march was around the
Soldiers moruuient, DJrrance. Cour.
We,.minste-, Mathe mstn, Meybosset
st,e,,s, Market squaIe, south Water
street GO the steamer King Philip. The
boat sale 20 Crescent Park wherc OF Q
of Manaser Boyden's famous spe ia
dinners was serveu.
The Menu.
Clam chowder.
Xontauk blue lisa. based and broIled.
saratoga potatoes.
Fren ch rolls. Fu brown bscai.
Clambake
Greene's isla.d clans.
Sweet potatoes. Green corn
iced cucunb RS. "'''Sn''' Bermuda onions.
Roman punch. Apo.liraris.
A ter dinner the annual elt cti IA of
oinc .rs va, held and resulted as follows:
I ost-Prandial Elcqu.ncc.
The president Of the association was
chosen as toa e aster, and address by
the following named gentlemen Were
made: ii. B. Parker of Boston, John J.
Henry Boston, NJ. e. Day Providence. q. III.
McDermett and ALERT P.ummer OF Bos
ton. This ended The festivlIies at this
place anu the party embarked on its
steamer and sailed down the
wcst passage 10 Narragansett pier.
AT $50 o'c.ock the steamer headed for
honle, sal ing around Beaver Tail,
thl oigh Newport haronr, NJ unit Hope
uay, Bfis,oi Ferry, and i'll get home
abous o'clock. Tie Natlonal band
furnished ex;slleat music during the
1.-THE trip.
The election OF officers resu ted as fol-
Ions:
Prssident-A. f. Foster OF Boston.
Vice presi, .ts-r. i. Pierce, j.
/. Liscomb, Charles S. Slsscn.
r. j. San Souci, +. w. Anthony OF
Providence, lanes w. Hutcniigs of
Lynn, L. Z. Yoang, Boston, 4. Skillet
Meadell, New York.
Seer, tary--S. f.. Ballou, Providence.
Ireasurer-S. g. Jameson, Providence.
Tn, committ.e wnicn had charge OF the
Ottiuk Wds iuaut VI lltssE~.
B ii "a, C. 5. S.son, Il. j. Sau Souci OF
| Providence, aud President A. K. Foster. -
The following named companies cioseu
| their establishments so that their en-
| ployes could enjoy the festivities f. r..
| Ballou,S ;. Z. Jameson, Il. +. Pierce Il Sons,
| HenIy 81 Sullivan u ID q. l.. Whitney.
Mr. Jam -soa. the marshal, was ar med
with novel baton, wnich consisted Oh q
shoe dealers stock Of tools, the hea |
being hammer. peg cutter, shue
strings. sole and upper lea her pegs, avis,
| thread, etc. f.. III. Lewis, manager for the
American Water Prooiiug company of
Chicago. ILL.,, together with his friends :,
were Ell with enormous button hooks.
Thus ended the seventeenth annual
outing OF the Narragansett shue and
leather club of lhis city. The badges
worn by the committee were
handsomely gotten up, ani the commit
Tee, officers md aids wore for
headgear leather colored caps and the
rank aud iile wor white o.es. lie Off
GERS OF the asso ciaton for the past
year are rs follows: President, A. 5.
Foster, Vice Presidents, Joseph B.
Lncolu, John j. Henry, Boston. Mass :,
George Strong, East Weymouth,
Mass, l. +. Llscomb, Providence, X. L.,
Ii. B. Aylesworth, Providence, X. 1 (;
John J.. Hunt, Boston, Mass; w. Il.
Simmons, III ,rtford, Conn.; secretary, +.
Il. Billou, Providence, X. l.; treas surer, s.
e. Jameson, Providence, X. |.