The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-27
WEST SHORE.
River View.

r. A. Harrington st Rocky Point yester-
day. Among those In the party, were;
Mrs. =: q. Csdy, Mrs i. N. Arnold. Mrs.
&c. Whiting, Miss Fiorsnce Whiting,
Mis- Edith Stone, Mas Ethel Otis, Mis-;
Grace Whiting, Miss Moliie Stone, Messrs.
Newton Arnold, Il. q. Whiting, Fred
Otis, Clinton Cady, Cortland Cady and
William Leonard.
The regular Saturday evening hop will
b. held tomorr9w evening. ...
Tuesday night. Team Z won, making Q
total Of 1865 to Team SIS i549.
A large number OF the ladies of River
View viii participate In the minstrel on
tertainment to be held at the Casino next
Thursday evening. Berges will probably
be run from Providsnce Tor the convent
ence Of thoes who desire to attend the
A praise service will be held at the
Casino Sunday evening from 7:15 to 8
There will be a baseball game tomorrow
afternoon at 8 O'Clock between mines
from the Elmwood Club and the River
Views.
Bowlers from the Elmwood and West
Side clubs will meet representative bowl
ers OF River Wow In the near future.
Miss Mary Spencer visited friends In
Providsnos yesterday.
bay Side.
Late arrivals AT the Bay Side Hotel In
clude the following: Miss Dulcie Dorri-
more, Princeton, Mass; Miss Daisy Du-
pont, Pekin, COL; Mrs. j. M. Bates, Mrs.
n, e. Gardiner, Attleboro, Mass; Miss
Minnie M. Spencer, Providence.
Aprogressive whist party will be held
at the hotel this evening.
Mr.. Leroy Holbrook is the guest of Mr..
John Q. Rowe, and Miss Annie q. Wilbur
70 the guest of Miss Isabelle II. Rowe.
An entertain mont was given at the
hotel Tuesday evening, under the aus
pieces OF the Bay Side Literary Circle, of
which Mrs. M: f.. Torrey is president, for
Miss Emily Huntington OF New York.
dered, Mr.. George II. Bunce's song, which
provoked much mirth, being especially
taxing. The program was as follows {:
Duet, Miss Gertle Lederer and Miss Lillian
Barnes; song, "Last Rose OF Summer"
Miss Maud Gorton, accompaniment
Marie M @''s Mia. se ESisi p soIng, Sweet SUs,
Mrs. Frank Evans and Mr.. o. w. Burch;
original poem, "Dream OF the Indian
Miantonchet, |" Mr.. M. Il. iorrey; "Cob-
bler's Song" Mr.. Bunce; bass solo, Mr..
Crowninshield accompaniment by Master
Victor Baxter: original essay, Sam HILL"
Mr.. j.. Mason Gross.
VS0Ao A0AkC VOWllnK sCOICH n2tG Dttn
made In the Casino alleys recently. Mr..
George w. Stafford made q score of POI
and another Of 30; Mr.. o. w. Burch has
rolled ups total OF 21S, and Mr.. G. Gross
Mr.. David r. Dodge, Jr., of warsham,
is the guest of Mrs. w. e. Field.
Miss Carrie Bnnce is visiting friends in
Ashburnham, Mass.
Miss Cora Hopkins was the guest Of
Miss Bertha johnson Wednesday.
Mr.. =. A. Winsor, who has been in New
York for the past few days has returned
home.
Messrs. r. T. Leonard, william j..
Rocks, George Rocks, j.. w. Rowe, Leroy
Hoibrook aud. Frank Manchester viii
max 2 trip to Fall River Sunday on Mr..
Miss A. 8. Van Slyck who has been
Waiting friends in Boston has returned
home.
Messrs. Frank Manchester and Fred
Schofieid had o very narrow escape from
drowning Tuesday. They were sailing off
River View when the centreboard Of the
boat caught in q rope tying q Yacht to a
stake, and the boat capsized. Manches-
ter becams entangled in the rope, and
with the greatest difficulty succeeded I'm
freeing himself and reaching the yacht to
which the rope was attached. Schofeld
was more fortunate than his companion,
and with some trouble mounted the cap-
sized boat. Joseph Foskey, who Is en-
ployed by Christopher Cady, saw the ac-
cident u put out In q small boat and
took In the W. unfortunate young men.
Shawomet Beach.
Miss Fannie B. Emerson Of Keene, N.
H., 10 visiting at Edelweiss cottage.
There were "a couples at Wednesday
evenings hop, n one of the best times OF
the season was had. Among the visitors
present were Colonel and Mrs. Stearps OF
Pawtucket, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Jones OF
Cincinnati, n Mr.. n Mrs. K. III. Field
OF Brcokline, Mass.
Hereafter Monday nights at the Casino
will be devoted to whist and Tuesday
nights to bowling. The fortnightly hons
come on Wednesday evenings, and the
weekly socials on Friday evenings. All
the residents at Shawomet Beach are in
vited to the socials whether they are
of the Casino Association or not.
Services were held at the Casino last Sum
day. They will be continued throughout
the summer. Sunday School meets at
$3.50 a. m. and a praise service is held i'm
the evening at 8 o'clock. Rev. DIR. Rowe
IL superintendent Of tho Sunday School
and Mr.. Lucien Kimball Is assistant super
Messrs. Jencks, Miller, Read, Leete and
King went blue fishing on the launch
Anola, Thursday. They made a big haul
on Sands Point, catching n fish, each
weighing from four to seven pounds.
Fields Point.
Mr.. Astle won the first gentleman's
prize, q silver knife, at the whist party.
Mr.. Ernest Whitney won the second prize.
, silver match box. There were several
absentees at the party, and 1t happened
that q gentleman, Mr.. James Smith, won
The first lady's prize, which was q silver
vase. Mrs. Sherman was presented with q
yet OF studs, the second prize for ladies.
Mira. Morse won the ladies' BOBBY prize, a
and Mr.. Browes the gentlemen's
BOBBY prize, a ~toothpick case.
A testimonial concert will be rendered
Mrs. Mollie r. Chase Monday evening
next In Colonel Atwell's hall.