The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-04
SHOE AND LEATHER MEN.
YESTERDAYS CELEBRATION
GREAT SUCCESS.
II. K. BaIiou Now Wears n Diamond,
tho Gift Of the Members List oi
Guests.

The sail OF the Narra2ansett Shoe and
Leather Club from Crescent Park to
Narragansett Pier yesterday aftern' on
was delightful. uni The members of the
club from out OF The state expressed
themselves as being more tan pleased
with the efforts OF their khode Island
associates to entertain them. A land
ing was made at ths Pier, aud the
party, head d by t.e National la q,
,aarcued from II dock to the bathins
beach. T.ere the line disbanded aud the
pirty WAS allowed to wander around the
place for "A half hour. During that tine
the uald entertained tIe L, sIdents with
number OF selections. Shortly after
9 O'Clock the members embarked
for home One Of tue most pleasing
Incidents OF the day WAS the presentation
OF nearly Si00 to the secee ary, f.. r..
Ballou, with the request that he purchase
O VII taste, ana that he accept tie same
as slight token Of the appreciation Of
tue mem Ger, for his efli:isAcy..
The manner in which the all tir was
conducted was als) very pleasing. the
a aount being &C trl1u ell wlChia TN
minutes after leaving Cresc, p rs. Mr..
X sndall was appointed % committee 10
escort Mr.. Baliou Jo the BIN tie
sSeamer, where tht presid ut, Mr. Foster,
presented him WITH ihs mo"ey M.
Ballou made IA fitting response. lie viii
iuvest ths money in IA diamond ring.
The Party at Newport
On reaching Newport three cheers were
given for elcn OF the Russian warships.
which was returneI l.. On meeting tHe
New York boat she was siluted. with a
large quantity OK colored fires.
Guests of the Day.
The guests OF the day were: NJ A.
Mailloux. W oonsocket (; i'hom1s Wilson,
iernan, Salem; Fred " nipple, u. W New
hall, Boston; w, 4. Johnson, Putnam;
A. j. Foster. B ,ston: Wiz
liam Gorion. Boston: Il. +. Whitmore.
PuGnam, II. T.. Sailing, n. Il. Hawki +,
G,rnoa Gates, +. ID. Young. William
P.u.nmer, 9. g.. Quil'ey, A. Pine,
Henry l.. Pike. A J. Moore, Ed Tara
Hearn, ID. X Care, w. Cieunely Saute,
Il. Il. Levitt, G. N. Newnall, Il. !: Yo't.
all of Boston; w. +. l5ake, H.
Z. skinner. of Milford; ). III. Ballou,
Herbert Blake, L. >. Whitteman, w. II.
II. G. johnson of Provideu,e, Il. $. Tis-
dale, Il. Il. Wentwortn, II. II. Johnston
OF BlockJon. Mark Il. Chambers, John
III. Cain, Arthur ID. Aver OF .lem,
q. IL. Bishop of iiaveraill, E,
IL. Lewis of Chicago, j. a. Carroll
Worcester; Sswell Clark, w. L. Rat
ciiffe, q. j. HutchIngs, j. Il. Swain, X.
Rumsey, W. IL. Drew, II. II. Ripley. Jas.
sherry, ). Kelly, Lyln; E. J. Sawyer,
L.ws r.. Howe, Mariboco; w. L. Cau-
noa, Ro,kland j. ID. Kennedy, fniladel-
nnia; i. II. CHAPLIN, Westerly; j. w. Wh..an
+ st Weymouth; n Il. Foster, Medroru;
II &. Allen, Everett; Jabez 5. Dyer
Melrose; q orge Ii. wilkins, CamDelio;
Cnarlss B. Hatch. Rochester, N. IL; 4,
l.. Johnston, StougntoD; Il. A.
Hobarth, South Hingham; William
Keith. New Haven; N. q.
S,mlnons. l.. c. Hale, Hasiforu:
Joseph StrasDerge:. Washington, d. c.;
Cuarle, N. smita, D.. LefiingweiI, Nes
ford; A. Gardner. Uxpridge; A. 5. Mac
connell, New York; W. IL. Pyne. Milford;
aud Jo.eph Beacher. Woonsosket;
Loring. W. Monh; Heary (. Pike, A. j.
Morey, ID. X. Carr, Frank ID. Young,
John }. Henry, Eli Levitt, II. w. New
hail, j. III. Gilmartin, Boston, Mass,
EveritJ IA. Dunbar. Waiter Dunbir.
A. B Chase, Williston Fisn, 4. 4. Calla-
han ID. j. Donohue Of Lynn, Mass, viii
Il. Keys, New Haven, Conn.,, Mark
5. Cosgrove. worcester, w. T..
O'Rourke, Newark, e. w. Abl, Boston,
j. Freeman, president of tue freeman
field. y. J.; II. J. Bangs. Bloom
Shoe company Milford, Mass; George
II. Hale, Lousenbery; MatteSson,
q Co., Hartford, Conn; T.. A Kendall OF
Rankin a. Foster. Boston; Adam Curtis,
Boston; George Pendieton, Belfast, Me;
&. A. Moor, Bostoo; Jim f. Drisoll,