The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-29
ALONG THE SHORE.
A VERY SUCCESSFUL HOP At THE
RIVERSIDE HOTEL.
Some OF the Ladies' who Were Present
and the Costumes They Wore-work
of Mischievous Boys.

Riverside hotel, under the direction OF
Professor Maurice Haas OF Provide nee.
Many OF the summer colony from the
cottages and hotels being present., many
varied and pretty costumes were worn by
the ladies. noticeable among them being:
Miss Gertrude Fort Of New York in
heliotrope silk and white spotted silk,
with diamond and pearl ornaments.
Miss Bell Nichols OF Indi .napolis, Ind 4,
in white null with valenciennes lace and
pearl ornaments.
Mrs. William II. Joyce of Providence
in challie with white lace and lavender
trimmings with diamond ornaments.
Mrs. Eriix Dustin, black chantilly
Miss Della Patton OF Lynn. Mass, pink
shot silk and white lace trimmings with
diamond and pearl necklace.
Miss Katie Socumb of Providence,
pink silk with diamond ornaments.
Miss Bessie Beck or Hartford, Conn.,,
white dotted muslin over blue silk.
Miss Mowrey. red india silk with black
feather trimmings and pearl ornaments.
Mrs. Egleston. in black chantilly lace
with old gold ornaments.
Mrs. r. M. Beck Of Hartford, Conn.,,
silver grey henrietta with steel trim
mings.
Mrs. E. G. Penniman. cinnamon brown,
irridescent trimmings and pearl orna-
ments.
Mrs. James Patton, black null with
violet trimmings and Jet ornaments.
Miss Lulu .Vinson Of Indianapolis,
Ind. white and green clallie with velvet
trimmings. diamond ornaments.
Miss Moliie SPECIAL OF Indianapolis.
Ind, black and white India silk, jet
ornaments.
Miss Rebecca Vance. Miss Anna Sea-
mons. both of Providence.
Vincent G. Smith and lady, Philip
GInand and lady, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Slo-
CITY, Mr.. and Mrs. Brown of Pawtucket,
Mr.. AID Mrs. Malcolm Towne, Mrs.
Hunt, Mr. @ aries Hunt, Mr.. ii. Macon
Der OF Providence. Mr.. T.. Il. Kenny of
Providence. Edwin Slocumb. Myron
Slocumb, Victor Haas. Miss Lulu Cor
caa %ap ses. M's capsas asnVy fSS%ifSa Surfs: M
Flemming.
Precisely at o'clock the grand march
was led by Professor Haas of Providence
In the large dining hall which was pro-
fusely decorated with potted and tropi-
cal plants, and the grounds were bril-
Squantum tribe of Red Men held a
we'll attended meeting last evening In
Winchester Hall.
Francis f. Rogers. youngest son of
Isaac IA. Rogers. died Thursday OF pneu
nonia after short illness at the resi-
dence OF +. II. Fisher on Potters avenue.
Providence. where the young man was
visiting. The deceased was 90 years of
age and highly respected, and a member
of George B. Mcclellan camp, Sons of
Veterans. which organization will attend
the funeral In body on Sunday from
his late residence, corner Sherm an street
aud Bullocks Poiut avenue, Riverside, at
2p. IN.
Some mischievous boys OF this place
broke the windows in u cottage on the
bluff, but they settled with the owner
for the damage done to the amount of $50
Rev Edward X. Fuller, an old and high
ly respected resident OF Riverside and
formerly connected with several Baptist
churches OF this city, was buried from
his late residence today on Pawtucket
aveaue. The deceased was eighty-o
years old and leaves q widow and three
adult children, and a large circle of
friends.
Crescent Park.
Today, Aliredian day, is one OF the
largest days of the season and this even.
Ing the May pole dance takes place Ivy
the children OF the Alfredians by electric
tional dances aud promise to be most
interesting feature. There Is to be special
music for the occasion by Brigham's
singing orchestra.
Olneyville Temperance Cadets 90 into
camp today at Camp Whise for one week.
This year IL 10 to be called Camp O'Con-
nell in honor Of their captain. On Sur
day they will attend divine service at ST.
Brendon's Catholic church in body.
Riverside.
Preparations on a grand scale are being
perfected by the Riverside Improvement
society and several other societies. who
will act In conjunction with them,
towards making the coming demonstra-
tion grand success.
Fields Point.
The Epworth league of Embury church,
Central Falls, gathered at the cottage of
w. l. James, Friday evening.
The party numbered about sixty
and passed the hours DELIGHTFULLY."-
with music and games. A bountiful col
latin was served and the party left for
home In the early morning hours. Mr,
t.