New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-06
LIFE At NARRAGANSETT.
Defeating A PRFss CLUB HoUsE-MANY so
GAL FUNCTIONS IN PROSPECT.

| Defeating A PRFss CLUB HoUsE-MANY so
GAL FUNCTIONS IN PROSPECT.
Narraganset Pier. r. l.. Aug. (speciaD.-That The
season is not up TO the usual mark everybody con
cedes That II is successful the registers o.
the hotels disclose Is also matter Of wonder. con
siderng that economy, in wealthy circles. IS The
watchword Of the hour. There many people here
| but there Is room for more. One OF the features OF
the week has been the dedication OF the headquarters
| OF the Southern Rhode Island Press Club. The old
lifesaving station situated the beach, on eX-Gov
ernOr SpraGues land, given to the CLUB Tor the
purpose. and the place dedicated with consider
able ceremony. There were about fifty visitors from
out OF town. They were entertained nj the Casino
and elsewhere dinner WAS served at the Berwick
| After dinner there were speeches 10y Ex-Governor
sprague, ex.Licutenant Governor wardwe the Rev
W. ~ Ackey George J. West and others. Edward
Everett Hale sent little poem
LADY Edward Fitzmauricc, Of London. is Mt the
Gladstone. The Rev. II. II. Oberly OF Elizabeth, \.
j.. is registered at the Atwood House. Major C. {.
MacConnell Of the Regular Army, IS stopping with
his family at the Revere. Mrs. George Wiling and
family, Of Philadelphia. are at the Atlantic. The
Rev. Walter d. Buchanan, Of New York, breaches fl
the Presbyterian Church tomorrow. This is Mr..
Bucharan's tenth season Mt the Pier George Riddle
gave readings at the Gladstone Thursday evening.
william H. Ellington, who the most famous
here previous TO the erection Of the Casino.
is enjoying his vacation at the Pier. Colonel f. d.
Judd Is Mt the Rockingham.
Thursday nights dance at the Casino we'll al
tended, and there were some pretty costumes shown
Simple toettcs, however. 10 have the preference
this season. A cottagc is TO be erected ON the
Ocean Road by Mrs. Philip Conner. sister Of Mrs
Samuel Welsh. Of Philadelphia. II will be In The
Colonial STYLE and 90 by as feet in size.
Congressman w. F. Draper, Of Massachusetts, has
been spending the summer at Rockingham. Four or
five of the hotels WIRE full last sunday, and that
number will be increased tomorrow Walter JobSon
of New York, is at Champains cottage. C. a. Hlck-
nell. of England. Is at the Berwick
Professor Charles VI. TNlcr OF Cornell University. IS
at the Pettaquamscu,t House with his wife, The
idea Of running public coach line from Newport 10
the Pier has been abandoned. Justice MacMahon.
of the Canadian supreme Court, Is At the Continental
with his wife for The season The Narrneanseu
Shoe and Leather Club. some go STRING, visited
seventeenth annual outing. The Tower Hill Hotel
Court. Theodore L. Dodge bought it for ~ 900.
The first real social event OF the season occurs hl5
evening in the shsI-- of elaborate dinner party al
sherry's. The guests number only fifteen The party
given BY Mrs George a. 1s s Sr Of OP PG
who spent July at the Rockingham, but is now with
Mrs. Draper for the remainder Of the season; ON
saSscrpllon dane at sherrys Casino The part
will he select and will be the chief Attraction during
the there week S OF be- the 'ni; nj the Eevcr H.
affair is in charge of Miss Kate Roscrs. Of Batm,rc
Day Nursery. seat, ar. on sale for tho miisummr
entertainment for the benefit of the scawaIl ina
e sSsn next fSar"2 and friday Jennings rsc
by Mrs. A0V wonr B. % 5t who
81 at The r R Scn on s s o
progra will be representation Of Mr.; J.rl k
Edward Everett Hale. viii sustain the part of Mrs
T6e following persons ar. registered At the h9. IT,.
M' Re- na Fsi'S Miss 'n < Malone 1" Mss j. HsnS3
Miss Freema Mr.; payd Nah Mss AGe Ns'h
The Gladstone Lawrence b. Myers. Mrs. c. De
K D. s1scs M ssecy N1 r u InS%SP
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Mitchell, Mrs. John r. Lone,
p croker ksr"F F Mr. Il hGn%f ro Nli Ny"
'o Ma M or Fl lo s% N ena @ l. St H%a
r Forest Mr. : GSGTin Mi1r '2d"in ' I%
Dixon Mrs. G. :: Comslock Henry Batcheler, Frank
Linz DIN, James Whitfield. Henry c, Darlng t,or"nr"
IL. NILS. Mrs. &. sheldon Mills, NJ Bloch. Mr.. O.
Atwood IIouse-Mrs. McElwaln. Miss McElwain.
Henry l.. Purdy. Mrs J. g. Lowell. Mrs. A. NJ star
hucL Mrs "a A. Tnrn6G Mi MGKT I.y MI NJ H. LAY
CIichton. Thomas T. stead Miss Eleanor Bcekman.
The Rockinghnm-James swain. G. j. Austin. Hug
r. Garden j. l.. Lewis Mrs. a. +. MARVIN. Mis- NJ. K.
g. Watson. Mrs. VI. X. Watson. Miss W. f. Ever.
Warren f. Smith, Miss NJ A. myth. Mr.. Alden T. ..
Peck. II. \. Titus Il. & Reynolds Mr. and Mrs. l.. l..
Reamy.
Atlantic Iiouse-Rlchard Irwin.
Revere Housc-Mr and Mrs +. 6 Jordan. F. W.
Jordan. Mr. and Mrs Ethan Allen John ilnntsr ir;
Mrs. +. f.. IIil, II. II. Asplnwall. Miss Bessie W !
COTE the Misses Stanley, Miss Grace Bouard. j. T..
Dic,z Mrs +. ". Arnold, Mis- Grace Ballard, Mrs. +. |
r. Ballard, Mrs. J. W. Schermcrhorn, Miss Harriet
Blown
Arlnig-on IIouse-F. Robertson Outcrbridrc Mrs. |
George Rendition.
Pctaquamscutt liouse-E. W. Wells Frank >trawson.
Miss Mary f. lrrrngton b. VI. Peck. j. Alfonso |
>tris, Miss Edith Duane Smith. Miss A. Lcary.