The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-14
THE WEST SHORE


Mr.. George Remington and family are
occupying their cottage.
A bowling tournament will be started
Tuesday. The captains OF the teams will
Robert spencer, Lee 8. Holden, Henry
Anthony, Frank Whiting, j. q. Schott,
and George Stafford. Besides these
gentlemen, the entries are: Q. A. Cady,
+. II. Cady, A. ID. Cady, William Anthony,
Mr.. Hurd, Thomas 4. Chase, William
Harry Holmes, Il. +. Darling, A. w.
Rounds, Walter p, Sweet, James Otis,
w illiam Otis, William Otis End, Grin
Otis, Samuel Otis, Walter j. Sweet, Will
liam Smith and William Smith, Jr.
The weekly hop will be held at the CASH
no this evening. Heise's orchestra VIII
Miss Stewart has been visiting Mrs.
Charles Mumford, and Miss Florine
Mowry is guest OF Mr. and Mrs. Walter
The leaders Of the whist tournament
now are: Mr.. Walter Angel, 50;
FstehsI Ee Ms 81 Stokes, NJ. 81 George mf NVsn NHs1as
81; Mr.. 0rin Otis, "a; Miss May Carrique,
"a; Mrs. George Nfven, 50; Mrs. John
Tinker, 81; Mrs. Walter Preston, 81;
Mrs. George Holmes, 81.
Bay Side.
The following persons have registered
at the Bay Side Hotel: Clarence r. Bud
long, Mrs. Walter Wood, Mrs. Frank
Smith, Mrs. o. Clarke, Mr.. and Mrs. G. 8.
Woffindale, Providence; Mr.: and Mrs. 4.
Holbrook, Mr.. and Mrs. A. o. Mason,
Johnston; Percy L. Waterman, Lawrence
". Calder, Pawtucket; II. p. Wood and
Messrs. George and Fred Rocks, Percy
Waterman, Lewis Depison and John
Rowe went to the State encampment at
Quopset Point yesterday on Mr. Rocks
yacht.
Mrs. @. w. Stafford has made score of
175 on the Casino bowling alleys very
The Gorhsms and Bay Sides play ball
this afternoon.
Oakland Beach.
the hotel: Mrs. w. w. Brown, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. L. Hodgman, Frank X. Potter,
Miss b. B. Kelley, Mrs. William A. Dyer,
Potter Rs Ds%las sna sso Shdrsn @ Stuart Hidrea
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Colwell, William T..
Aldrich, Providence; r. q. North, Boston !;
Mrs. B. II. Phillips, Elma II. Phillips, Miss
Kursheedt, New York.
| A very pretty set Of tableaux was given
Thursday evening @ by two little ssss guests oi oi
Governor Brown, and Miss Eve Weeden,
daughter of Mr.. Clinton r. Weeden.
Miss Hortense Weeden and Miss Isabelle
Brown acted as ushers.
A progressive whist party will be held
In the lobby of the hotel Monday night:
Mr.. and Mrs. f. M. Mathewson, Mr..
and Mrs. G. X. Weedsn, Misses Eva and
Hortense Weeden, Miss Snow, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. A. Shibley and q number of others
were guests of Governor Brown at Quon-
set Point. Yesterday.
Mr.. John G. Ryder Of Boston has re-
signed his position as clerk of the hotel to
accept position ~ manager of the Arm
| strong Company's restaurants In Boston.
Mr.. Harry Calender of the Providence
Opera House, who was clerk last year, will
take Mr.. Ryder's place.
Buttonwoods Beach.
Mr.. Jesse Sweet, Jr., gave Q sailing
| party yesterday. Among his guest were !:
Miss Hattie Smith, Miss Bessie Hale,
Miss Stella Hopkins, Miss Clara
Billings, Miss Elizabeth Elsbree, Miss
Edith Godfrey, Mrs. Kelly, Mr.. Ernest
Smith, Mr.. Arthur Smith, Mr.. Aldrich
Pearce, Mr.. John sweet, Mr.. Cerelton
Hale, Mr.. Herbert Grant, Mr.. Ed. Bill
lings, Mr.. Eugene Elsbroe and Mr.. Will
Hutchins.
The following are registered at the
hotel: Louis Fl. Comstock, Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter II. Barney, Walter H. Barney, Jr.,
Doane, Jack Cady, Providence; F. w.
Eaton, Southbridge, Mass.
The whist party Wednesday night at
the hotel brought out ell the guests and
very many of the cottagers. The prize
winners were: Ladies prizes, first, Miss
Chaplin; second, Mrs. Steinert; third,
Miss Kelly; gentlemen's prizes, first Mr..
John Sweet; second, Mr.. Hough; third,
Mr.. Manchester.
On the same evening OF the whist party
Ethel johnson. Mr.. Smith and Mr. Will
kinson made up q table at Mrs. w. r.
Hough's cottage. = Mr.. Smith and Miss
Chaplin were the prize winners.