New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-01
40 DREAMING UP YET At THE PIER
ALL THE LARGE HOTELS STILL FILLED WITH
GrESTy -ARRIvAIS FROM NEW.YORK.

Alsl, THE lARiE HoItlS STILL FILLED WITH
GUEST ARRIVALS FROM NETWORK.
Narragansett Pier. Il. l.. Aug. 81 (SpeciaD-The
hotels here are stlll well filed, and life at this
beautiful summer resort continues gay. despite the
waning season Last Sunday all the large hotels
filed to overlooking and no general breaking
up has been observed as yet The extremely warm
weather of the present week has had much TO do
with this condition OF affairs
Mrs. Maud Howe Elliott gave a talk on Artist
Life in Rome the home of Mrs. William f.
Shepherd Tuesday afternoon
Louis Sherry has petitioned the District Council
to do away with the highway leading from the Bos
ton Neck road TO the bathing beach. and the
time agreeing to deed 10 the district land
sufficient 20 make a new street TO the bathing
beach at a point more agreeable to the owners Of
the property bordering on the beach. He also
agrees 10 macadamize the free OF
charge The petition acted upon favorably
Algernon Sartoris has left the Pier TO visit his
mother. Mrs. Nellie Grant Sartoris. at the Virginia
Hot Springs Mr.. Sartoris is twenty lone
years of age. having been born at Washington at
the time his grandfather, Genera Grant was Presi-
dent He 10 now a senior oxford University
and at the completion OF his course will return to
Washington and take up the study of law.
SIR Edward O'Malley Of England. is registered at
the Continental
Charles = Havemeyer. OF NewYork. recently gave
n dinner party al the Casino to a number OF friends
who came over from Newport John Jacob As
tors yacht Nourmahal. Among those present were
Mr. and Mrs John Jacob Aston Mr. and Mrs j.
NJ Waterbury. Mir and Mrs. C. T. Havemeyer. Mr..
and Mrs. f.. c. Potter. Mr. and Mrs. Perry Tiffany.
X. T. Wilson and others
Last Saturday evening Mrs. j. r. Dietz. OF New
York gave dinner party At the Casino Mrs. A. r.
Carroll also gave a dinner TO a party Of five. In
Guiding Judge Hamilton anu Mrs Hamilton
Potter Palmer jr, OF Chicago, IL registered at the
Among the people present at the Casino ball last,
SAT were John Jacob Aston
Bet,inl. Baron and baroness Faya; Baron Iichten-
berg OF Vienna; oliver Campbell. the ex-tenns
one Of the most interesting incidents Of the week week
Judith Country Club, Wednesday afternoon Harry
B. Kane and ". c: Marrow were the hares
About $500 cleared for the benefit Of the sea-
wall from the amateur minstrel performance.
The New-York and Brooklyn arrivals for the
week at the hotels follows
Columbus-R. c. Cameron and Mrs. Edward Rem
Massasoit--Davd I.apsey. Edward Mitchell W.
Green's Inn.H; T. HI. George T. Benjamin. c.
Richard RICHARD Panceast Miss NJ f. Wilkes franklin
na!i Gibbons. t lanes Scott IS J
psEer Mchc Mr. and Mrs thomas nesr Smith,
James Marvin. Thomas H. McGarry. p. d. Carr
M Rssse Ms, Mss H Kasv
" Butler: Edward Tones, Clarence Andrews. Mr..
and Mrs. w. I. Blgelow, MIS-. j. j. funther, mrs.
W V A. Winons Mrs Martin Burke. r. c. Rath-
bone H. Hedsick. Percival Kuline. Il. Spalding de
Carmendia Miss ID. Curtis and o. s. Campbell.
Metatoxet-Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton. A. p. Mon
,ant. DIR. T J.. McGiilicuddy; T 4 McGarry, Brace
Mrs A. =. Harson.
Atwood-De Forrest Manlce. Huxley l.. Hardy,
C. W. Lipptt, &. l.. Bruins Mr. and Mrs Z. w.
Meeker A. Purdy William L. Browne. r.. James
h. Townsend. Andrew A. Blbley.
contnental-Mrs j. Jay Manning NJ A. Glad
ding, Mr.. and Mrs a. r. Grant Mrs Foster Will
SON. John A. Hadden. Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Gobdeli.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Adams
Rocklngham-Mr and Mrs James T. Ruggies.
Miss Grace Il. Rugges Mr.. and Mrs Francis Cor
ham MIR and Mrs Ernest Grosbeck, Miss Watson.
Mr. and Mrs William r. Freeman, William Hecht.
Rupert Hecht Charles Mccormack. Alfred Peats.
w. Il. Crawford, Joshua Brown. Burnet Ruggles