The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-05
ALONG THE SHORE.
Successful Hop at Silver Spring A Large
Number of Guests Visit the Camp OF
the Oineyville Cad cts.

II is expected that Sunday. if pleasant,
will be the largest day of the season at
Crescent Park as Manager Boyden has
made arrangements to entertain at least
10000 people. Several sacred concerts
will be given during the day and song
and praise service In the evening. A
masquerade party will be given Thurs
day evening next, and IL promises to b.
one of the most enjoyable features of the
season. Persons appearing in costume
will be admitted to the hall and allowed
TO dance free. Two prizes will he offered
Of IS each. one for the most beautiful cos
tune. and one for the most COM cal. The
affair will lie under the manapement a
Mr. George Titcogb Jere o. Angell
and Il. j. Flanagan will act as assist
ants.
Silver Spring.
The hoD held at Silver Spring last even
ing was largely attended by the society
ement of the place, and many parties
ayailed themselves OF tue privilege of the
electric cars from the CITY, The grounds
were beautifully illuminated. and Baker
Bros. furnished music for dancing,
which was KEPT up to a late hour.
Camp White.
A large number of guests visited Camp
O'Connell Yesterday. Misses Minnie
Curran, Maggie Fallon aud Sarah Dernin
were the guests OF Captain Curran; An
ew r. Marron, James Twiggs, William
Wilde and John Armstrong were g
Wiids and Maurice Roach were % the
guests Of Private Taft; Misses
Abby and Lena Skenyon
and Mrs ID yle and Mrs. Samuel Wilson
weie the guests OF Private Wilson. Mrs
James Coopey, mother of Sergeant
ttasf f.1 ht a.
Misses Lizzie Hurley, Carrie Dean and
Annie Gafney were he guests OF Corpo-
raj Elaherty. and also Mrs. John
Flnherty ard Mis-. carrie Flaherty,
no hcI a d sister of Corroral Flaherty,
were MS guests yesterday; THONGS Lark
Misses Ellea Flanley OF Pawtuc~et;
anu Annie Costello of Provite cs
aai Annie McGuire were gueas
OF Corporal Pagan; Mss Mamie
Mccormack, Mr.. d Mrs. James McCo or.
mack, Miss Dora MsCo mack. NJ IS Ma
gie Mari nnd James Dugg were tie
gues o. James McCormack.
Iield's Point.
At this place lovers of n genuine X hode
Is iand shore dinner will find that Mr. At
wells bill OF fare includes all articles
of food that goes To make up dinner OF
this kind.
At this quiet and pretty place visto
will find delightful place to spend a
portion of the day. Dinner will be
served from l.30 TO o'clccl.
Rocky Point.
Mr.. Harrington will have an entire
change OF program at the theater to NOR
row and With the performance OF
Mile. Zoe in her slide for life
from the highest portion of the pavilion
to the foot of the wharf should, without
any other attraction, be sufficient to a.
tract the attention OF those seeking
recreat iou. but this is not al, there is the
dinner, the Russian tobbogan, the merry.
go-round. the concert oy the National
aud Lovenberg rchos rls the shady walks
tie COSY corner. and many other attrac-
tions Of a like nature.
Tie Lovenberg sisters have been en-
gag,d, beginning August o.
Steamer Frances.
make another ~ the popular trips TO
Block Islaud tomorrow morning.
She will leave from Hopkins wharf,
70 Il Of Peck street at 10 o'ciock and will
leave the island ab ,ut 3 O'clock. Capt.
Geo. B. Hull will see that the patrons of
the boat receive every attention.
The Day Star.
The steamer Day Star will sail around
Beaver Tail tomorrow afternoon, Ieay-
ing the city at 9 10.