The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-17
THE WEST SHORE
River View.


one 80 far this season, and II the hops TO
come are 40 successful there will be lots OF
gayety and good times st River View this
season. Among those ct the hop were;
Miss Alice Patt OF Auburn, Miss Mary
Miss May Spencer, Miss Shaw, Miss Cady,
Miss Leonard. Miss Stone, Miss OTIS, Miss
Harris, Miss Vaughan, Mr.. Frank Wht-
ing, Mr.. Borden ID. Whiting, Mr.. william
Otis, Mr.. John Hull, of Auburn; Mr.. VIII
liam Otis I'd, James Otis, Mr.. Lee Holden
Miss Mary Childs is Q guest OF Mrs.
The following ladies constitute the COM
mittee of the Whist Club prizes; Mrs.
Charles Waite, Mrs. George Nevin, Mrs.
Samuel otis, Mrs; Charles Mu%iord, h.stss Mrs.
Mrs. f. H. Cady, Mrs. Walter Angel,
Mrs. Howa rd Saunders and Mrs. Carrique.
Mr.. Charles Brady has been the guest
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Schott.
Bayside.
The following are registered at the Bay
| side hotel: ID. ". Breckinridge, o. Cham
plin, Charles Grossman, r. II. Tingiey,
John ID. Barnes, Byron 3. Wightman,
Harold j. Gross, Edward M. Wheeler, Mr..
| and Mrs. j. IL. Hall, j. ii. Hall, Jr., Mr..
and Mrs. A. A. Williams, Providence; W.
| z. Allen, Boston; George Russell, Wash
| ington; James Il. Roberts, Jewett City;
John E. Hull, Auburn; John Il. Robbins,
| Pswtucket.
Robert Bonner, Jr., of Providence was
| a guest OF Mr.. Victor Baxter Sunday.
Four and half innings had been played
in Saturdays game between the Bay
Sides and the Bank Clerks when rain pre-
vented the continuation OF the game.
| The score then was 4 to In favor OF the
home team. The same teams will meet
| again next Saturday.
Quite number OF Bay Side people at
tended the hop at River View Saturday
night. Among them were: Miss Avery,
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Presbrey, Miss Pres
| brey, Miss Pstt, Mr.. and Mrs. Baxter,
Miss Baxter, Miss Ludwig, Miss Barnes,
| Miss Dunham, Mr.. Frank Smith, Mr..
Charles Gross and Mr.. Clarence Ryan.
Messrs. William and George Rocks,
Frank Smith and Freeman Leonard are
planning a sail to jamestown Saturday
on Mr.. William Rocks sloop yacht.
| Miss Bertha Read is visiting friends in
| Saylssville.
Miss Stella Rocks has returned home
after visiting friends In Wareham.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Arthur Jollie OF Sayles-
Walter q. Hartford.
| Msssrs Frank Smith, Louis Denison,
William J. Roops, George Crowinshield,
| Percy Waterman and Jack Rowe wit
messed the Rhode Island Yacht Club race
yesterday.
| The guests OF the hotel have formed the
| Bay Side Literary Circle, and meet every
morning at IL o'clock and read for an
hour. The following books have been
proposed for future reading and discus
sion: "Drummond's Evolution OF Man."
CDR. Lords Beacon Lights" "That I'm
known Country" by various authors, and
| "a Woman's Trip to Alaska" by s. NJ. Col
| lis. In the evening, directly after dinner,
the guvts meet In the parlor and listen TO
readings by Mr.. George Gross. The officers
| of the Circle are: President, Mrs. M. Il.
Gross: secretary, Miss p. Volmer; trea-
surer, Mr.. George L. Gross.
Oakland Beach.
A concert was held in the main hall OF
the hotel Sunday evening, and q very
| pleasing program was rendered. The
concert opened with q selection by
tho Mackay Parlor Orchestra, after which
the following program was presented:
Song, "Leadlkindly Light, Mrs. Mackay;
reading, "a Roman Valentine" Mrs. p.
from "cavaileria % Rusticsnab @ r'saS r. an Ken.
nedy, Mrs. Mackay accompanist; songla).
Lost Chord" (b), There Is Green Hill
Far Away" Mr.. p. p. Billhorn: reading,
selection from Ben Bur, "The Birth Of
Christ" Mrs. BillhorA; song, ''The Angels
serenade," with violin obligato, Mrs.
Mr.. Harry Calender has begun his du-
ties as clerk of the hotel.
The following have registered recently
at the hotel: Mrs. Joseph Balch and son,
Mr.. and Mrs. @. q. Burrows, Miss Taft
III. X. Stokes, Mr.. and Mrs. William Allan
Dyer, Providence; Philip 8. Ripley, Paw
tucket; the Misses Slocomb, James s.
Kenyon, Ii. Martin Brown, Providence.
Buttonwoods.
Miss Emma Vaughan is the guest OF
Miss Bertha Kelly.
Miss Adelaide Hamilton is the guest OF
Mrs. j. b. Sweet.
OMrs. Byron Sprague and Miss Mary
Watson were guests of Mrs. Lionel Nor
man yesterday.
A party Of young people enjoyed straw
ride to East Greenwich last night. The
affair was given by the Misses Kelly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marsh aud Mr.. Fred Marsh
OF Chicago, who are en- route to Europe,
are guests of Mr.. Andrew Comstock.
Another whist party will be held to-
morrow evening under the auspices Of the
Buttonwoods' Amusement Association.
Mrs. Frank Brown Of Spring Green was
q guest OF Mrs. w. j. Comstock yester-
day.
The Rev. A. M. Lord conducted the SER
vices at the Chapel, Sunday.
G. II. Arnold of Providence, John II.
Cooper Of Moosup, and Nathan III. Wilcox
and j. w. Sargent of Providence, are
registered at the hotel.