The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-08-11
WEST SHORE.
River View.


and viewed the races. Among those in
the party were: Mr.. and Mrs. Christie
pher Cady, Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Cady,
Mrs. Arnold, Miss Jessie Arnold, Mr.. and
Mrs. Howard Saunders, Mrs. George Niven,
Mrs. Samuel Otis, Mrs. William Otis, Miss
Mary Vaughan, Miss Ethel Otis, Master
Ray Otis, Miss Alice Leonard, Master
William Leonard, Master Fred Schofield,
Mr.. Henry Anthony, Mr.. Frank Whiting,
Mr. Chase and Mr.. Frank Cady.
Mr.. X. A. Strickland WIS recent visitor
at River View.
Miss Isabelle Cady is visiting friends In
Worcester.
Mr.. James Pirce is the guest of Mr.. Al
bert Rounds.
Mrs. Charles Waite gave a euchre party
yesterday afternoon. Those present were
| Mrs. John Tinker, Mrs. William Smith,
| Mrs. Walter Preston, Mrs. Orrin Otis, and
Mrs. Susan Carrique.
Bay Side.
Miss Bertha Presbrey starts for Nor
| folk, Va, this evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Il. T.. Evans, Mr.. and Mrs.
Morris EttIinger, Mr.. and Mrs. 5. l.. Led
erer and DIR. Twitchell went from the
hotel yesterday to witness the races for
| the Goelet cups.
Miss Ida Shocker, Miss Lillian Barnes,
and the Misses Lederer were the guests OF
Mr.. George III. Bunce on his boat the
Annie b, yesterday.
The guests OF the hotel were entertained
at a musicale at the Baxter cottage
Thursday evening. Mr.. Robert Bonner,
Master Victor Baxter, Miss Lillian Barnes
and quartet consisting of Mr.. Crownin-
shield, Mr.. Burch, Mr.. Charles Gross and
Mr.. Denison furnished the entertainment.
A sailing party went out on Mr.. B. j.
Rocks yacht yesterday. Among those in
the party were Mr.. &. G. Havens, Mr.. III.
+. Stafford, Mr.. Howard Daughaday, Mr..
Fred Rocks, Mr.. Lewis Page and MIR.
Percy Waterman.
The following are registered at the
hotel: John Keeler, Jr., Albany; l.. Il.
Denison, Percy l.. Waterman, William
Harley, William Curtis, Gilbert =. God
frey, Pawtucket; w. Arnold, III. L.
Daughaday, Il. Lawton Mathewson, Miss
Mildred Frank, Providence.
Oakland Beach.
Mr.. c. E. Towne, Mrs. L. w. Southgate,
and Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Potter witnessed
the races off Newport yesterday from the
yacht Princess.
at the hotel Wednesday evening. Among
| the subscribers are: Governor and Mrs.
Brown, Mr. and Mrs. II. M. Mathewson,
| Mr.. and Mrs. II. T.. Wellman, Mr.. and
| Mrs Il. A. Greene, Mr.. Thomas &. Powell,
| Colonel III. Martin Brown, Mr.. Henry
Day, Mr.. and Mrs. g. III. Child, Miss Sails
bury, Mr.. n. l.. Ordway, Mr.. and Mrs.
| Phillips, Miss Snow, Mr.. and Mrs. w. A.
Potter, Mr.. Eaton Cliff, Mr.. and Mrs. Sa-
bin, Mrs. Weeden and Mrs. c. +. Towne.
| The following are registered at the hotel:
| Amy Aldrich, Helen Barstow, Alice Com
stock, Warwick Neck; Marian Butter.
worth, Nayatt; Mrs. Il. Il. Dickinson, Mrs.
Harry Sargent. Worcester; Frank McKen-
ma, Providence.
Buttonwoods.
Mrs. w. y. Hough, Jr., Mrs. j. B. Rich
ardson and Mrs. Maria Harris are guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Pearce.
Mr.. w. c. Huntoon was the guest Of
Mr.. l.. ii. Comstock Thursday.
Miss Gertrude West is the guest Of Mrs.
Merle Bixby.
Miss Mary Comstock is visiting friends
in Woonsocket.
Mr.. w. w. Chaplin, Miss Sarah Chaplin,
Mr.. Charles Warren, Mr.. James Warren,
Mr.. Ernest Smith and DIR. George Ames
saw the yacht races off Newport yester-
day.
Tho hotel will remain open until October
or later.
The Bay Side and Buttonwoods teams
play ball this afternoon.
Il. /. Rogers of New York, Mrs. George
Rapelye of New Britain, Conn, and w.
w. Griscom of Havenford, Pa, are regis
tered at the hotel.
A progressive whist party will be held
at the hotel Wednesday evening. The
entry list will close Wednesday at 10 a. m.
The following persons are registered at
the Old Buttonwoods house: +. III.
Adams, Arctic; Mrs. Leonard +. Joslin,
South Scituate; Mrs. A. j. Joslin, New
York; Mr.. and Mrs. John Il. Fox, Miss
Annie l.. Fox, Miss Mabel p. Fox, Mr..
and Mrs. w. III. Wiggin, Miss Edith V.
Wiggin, Miss Nellie Wiggin, Herbert
Wiggin, Philip Wiggin, +. j. Wight,
Worcester.
Mr.. Stephen Colvin is visiting friends in
New Hampshire and Miss Sadie Colvin is
Wis iting friends in Worcester.
A young man and woman, whose names
could not be ascertained, had a narrow
escape from drowning Wednesday, while
sailing off Old Buttonwoods. Their boat
was struck by sudden squall and cap
sized. Two men, named Sweet and James,
saw the accident from the shore and went
to their assistance. While aid was com
ing the man, with great difficulty, held
up tho woman, and when his etrength
had almost gone both were saved.