The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-31
WEST SHORE.


Sunday EVENING" praise service AT the
Casino was very we'll attended. There
was congregational singing, a solo by
Miss Mary Spencer and Q duet by Messrs.
Saunders and Whiting. A male quartet
will be formed to assist ut the Sunday
evening services. Its member will be;-
Mr.. Spencer, first bass; Mr.. Saunders,
second bass; Mr.. Whiting, first tenor;
Mr.. Holmes, second tenor.
TIL warm weather prevented . large
attendance Mt the hop. Luther's orches-
ira furnished the music.
Next Saturday the River View and Bay
Side hall teams will play.
Miss Cora Joslin Is the guest OF Miss
Edith Stokes, and Mr.. and Mrs. Bigelow
Of Worcester are the guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Willis Stokes.
Mrs. l.. A. Bayiies of New Bedford II
the guest Mrs. ID. Ii. Anthony.
Miss N. l.. Calief Of Providence u the
guest OF Mrs. A. ID. Cady.
Mrs. James Smith has been the guest OF
Mr.. and Mrs. John Tinker.
Mr.. Harry Holmes Is enjoying Q two
weeks vacation.
Bay Side.
A concert was given in the hotel parlor
Sunday evening by the cottagers and hotel
guests. The following program was rem
dered: Selection, quartes, Mr.. Burch,
Mr.. C~rowinshield, Mr.. Dennison, Mr..
Charles Gross; solo, Mr.. Crowinshield;
piano solo, Master Victor Baxter; solo,
Mr.. Crowiushield; solo, Mr.. Charles Gross;
selection, quartet.
The whist club will give a progressive
whist party Friday night. The officers OF
the club are: President, Mrs. 3. b.
Hopkins; e-president, Mrs. Frank
Marsh; secretary and treasurer, Misc
Ida Shocker. AT the clubs last party,
the prize winners were: First iady's
prize, Mrs. Burch; second lady's prize, Miss
Shocker; third ladys prize, Miss Bertha
Miller; BOBBY prize, Mrs. f. Marsh; first
gentleman's prize, Mr.. Charles Grossman;
second gentleman's prize, MIR. John A.
Coweli; third gentleman's prize, Mr.. r.
w. Ballou; gentleman's BOBBY prize, Mr..
s. b. Hopkins.
The Misses Thompson nave been the
guests Of Mrs. s. b. Hopkins at the hotel.
Miss Carrie Bunce, who has been visit
ing friends in Ashburnhsm, Mass, has
returned to the hotel.
The following are registered at the
hotel: Mrs. T.. Bratthwait, Mrs. B. r.
Billings, Miss Billings, II. Winsor Stone,
Jr., Miss Bertha Presbrey, Helen M. Sher-
man, Mrs. Il. Torrey, Miss Marion w.
rorrey, Frank Cutter, Harold j. Gross, f..
III. Tingley, III. T.. Stafford, Mr.. and Mrs.
George w. Stafford, f.. l.. Briggs, j. ID.
Barnes, Phil Wirth, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
c. Doty, Miss T.. NJ. Atkins, Providence;
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Il. Stewart, Worcester;
Percy l.. Waterman, Pawtucket; j.. M.
Marco, Philadelphia; T. F. Hughes, New
York.
MIR. George w. Stafford has made score
of 255 on the Casino ~alleys--the biggest
yet.
Mrs. l.. B. Leonard and Miss Ethel Sim
mons are the guests Of Mrs. Florence
Read.
Mrs. G.. F. Sweet has been the guest of
Mrs. w. ID. Pierce.
Mrs. Caroline NJ. johnson was Q guest at
Vine Villa Sunday.
Oakland Beach.
The following are registered at the ho-
tel: j. Hazard, New Orleans; r.. N.
Liutleield, P~awtucket; Charles Il. Towne,
Master John d. Towne, Master Norman
y Towne, Olive Closter, Chicago; w. w.
Sargent. Worcester; j. A. Nicholson,
New York; Mrs. II. B. Aylesworth, Her
bert w. Ladd, Miss Ladd, j. w. Sargent,
j. @. Greene, T.. r. Greene, Thomas b.
Hutchins, Orville Fisher, Mrs. w. w.
Richard, Miss K. III. Fenner and @. Z.
Barstow from Providence.
There were oight tables at the whist
party. The prize winners were: First
lady's prize, Mrs, Q. r.. Weeden; second
lady's prize, Mrs. Southgate; first gentle
mans prize, Governor Brown; second
gentleman's prize, Mr.. Charles Sabin.
Buttonwoods.
The first round of the the tennis tour
pament was completed by the defeat OF
Parks by Johnson, 60, 6-1. In the semi
finals Hale beat Miller, 2-6, So, 7-5, and
Elsbree beat Comstock, TO, Cd, 81.
The hop was well attended. Among
those present were: Miss Helen Hunt,
Miss Jessie HUNT, Miss Helen Chase, Miss
Carrie Harrington, Miss Gertrude Green,
Miss Bessie Jackson, Mr.. Gorton Reed
Mr.. Allen Chase, Mr.. Howard Green, Eas,
Greenwich; Charles III. George OF Provi-
dence; the Misses Smith, Miss Blanch
Hughes, Mr.. Smith, Mr.. William II. Rey-
nolds and Mr.. Philip Reynolds, Warwick
Neck.
The following are registered at the no.
tel: Frank H. Campbell, Robert Knight
the Misses Wientge, Mrs. J. 8. Trip, Jr.
Benjamin w. Trip, Providence; Alder,
D.. Cooke, Philadelphia; Captain j. h
Beers, Floyd e. Baker, New York.