The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-08-18
WEST SHORE.
River View.

MI. NnIlstopheI NotJ iS oP~.sNe -
days In New York.
Mrs. Walter Hatch, Mrs. Frank Daugha-
day, Mrs. Olsen and Miss N. Z. Wheeler
went 10 Newport today to witness the
coaching parade.
Miss Grace Greedy, Miss Gavitt, Miss
Holbrook, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Daugha-
day, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Hatch and Mr..
Andrew Hurd are guests at Sunny Side
Cottage.
Mrs. Everett Rounds, Mrs George Hol-
den, Mrs. Charles Mumford and Mrs.
Brown visited Narragansett Pier yester-
day.
The young people OF River View went
on a straw ride to East Greenwich last
evening and enjoyed a very pleasant time.
In the party were Miss Molly Spencer,
Miss May Carrigan, Miss Clara Wright,
Miss Grace Greely, Miss Florence Whit
ing, Miss Mary Vaughan and Messrs.
William Otis, James Otis, Walter Sweet,
Harry Holmes, Albert Rounds and James
Perce.
Mr.. Gorham Norton is the guest Of Mr..
William Otis,
Miss Angel is the guest OF Miss Miller.
The Bellamy party, announced for this
evening, has been postponed and the reg
ular weekly hop will take its place.
Bay Side.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry White OF Taunton
are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. David X.
Dodge. IS
Mr.. and Mrs. Milliken and family are
at Block Island.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. l.. Thornton and Miss
Irene Baldwin are in the White Noun
tains.
Mr.. b. j. Rocks entertained party of
his friends on his yacht Thursday even
ing. t
Seven pins with pony balls and pins is a
favorite amusement at the Casino just
now. Some of the scores made are:
q. Rocks, 90; o. w. Burch, 20; f. N.
Evans, 81; +. Leonard, 81; r. NJ. Sawin,
"a; j. M. Gross, 81; +. A. Twitchell, SO;
Miss +. N. Evans, SO. Cooked hat is also
very popular. In this game Mr.. Charles
Gross has made the score Of 20, and Mr..
Fred Gorton is close behind with 2S.
The following persons are registered at
the Bay Side Hotel: III. Winsor Stone,
Jr., A. G. Stokes, III. +. Winslow and
Frank b. Lincoln of Providence; Percy
l.. Waterman of Pawtucket, and Mrs.
William o. Todd and Robert l.. Todd of
Thomasville, Ga.
Oakland Beach.
Three little girls, Hope Brown, Eva
Weeden and Olive Potter, gave a very
pretty set of tableaux at the pavilion
Thursday evening. They charged a small
admission fee and raised quite a sum,
which will be given to some charitable
There were IL numbers of the
program beginning with Playing
School "by Hope Brown, and ending
with Good Night by all three, and the
efforts of the little girls were much ap-
plauded.
There were ten tables at the whist party
evening. Prizes were won by
Mrs. Greene, Mrs. Mathewson, Mrs.
Champlin and Mr.. Isaac G. Ladd.
The following are registered at the hotel:
Mrs. K. ii. Wilson, James A. Kenyon,
N. Brown, Mrs. III. B. Aylsworth,
Miss Elsie Phister, Miss Sarah f. Doyle,
g. X. Cranston, w. A. Peck, Miss A. o.
Foster, and Frank McKenna, Providence;
DR.. X. Strange, Berlin; A. q. Wilbor, Jr.,
Boston; Frank Grinnell, New York;
Miss Agnes McKelvy, Bridgeport, Conn;
II. Z. Potter, T. c. Potter, III. G. Potter,
Jr. and w. II. Potter, Philadelphia.
Buttonwoods.
Mrs. Edward Steinert was the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Angel yesterday.
There were IA tables at the whist party,
which was an enjoyable affair. Mrs. Jack
Fuller won the first lady's prize, Mrs.
Harris the second prize, and Mrs. Wink
nson the third prize. The prizes for
gentlemen were won by Mr.. Manchester,
Mr.. Fuller and MIR. Field.
Mrs. J. b. Richardson, Henry w. Sti-
ness, DIR. and Mrs. Henry w. Rugg, Mr..
Ind Mrs. Fred r. Field and Mr.. and Mrs.
II. Tillinghast Of Providence, Mrs. G.
?. Knight of River Point, Mrs. M. A.
Cushing OF Glens Falls and Miss Madeline
Nacgarry of New York, are registered at
he Buttonwood Peach Hotel.