New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-18
SOCIAL INCIDENTS At THE PIER.

LAST WEEK WAS THE LEADING WEEK OF ThB
sEAsoN-rHE TENNIS TOURNAMENT
Narragansett Pier, r. l., Aug. Il (SpecaD.-Ths
has been the leading week OF the at this re-
sort. Business with the hotels will now begin Slowly
to decline. since many people who have been So
journing here getting ready TO go 10 the noun
ains Western Massachusetts,.
The tennis tournament has been the feature OF mo
week and the attendance has been large, both IN
players and spectators. The victory OF Wrenn ana
Chace in the contest for the championship N
doubles, over How.ani and Foote. who defeated
them for the honors last year. was OF a most ex'
citing nature
The hop at the Casino Wednesday evening was
OF the largest and finest social features OF tho
season The number OF dancing men was consider
ably augmented by the sojourn here OF the tennis
players
A subscription card party given by Mr. Nye
landlord OF the Gladstone House. to his guests Tues
day evening followed by a supper. About eighty
guests were in attendance and many handsome COS
tunes were displayed.
series of pony races and steepechases unde'
the auspices OF the Point judith Country Club began
at the Wild Field Farm to-day and Will continue on
Monday. They in charge OF the following named
gentlemen: l.. $. Il. Randolph, Harry Kane, Gren'
Vile Kane. L. Conner and f. w. Davis.
Mrs. Fitzpatrick widow Of the famous cavalry
general accompanied by her daughter. is located AZ
the Continental.
John II. Kitchen, OF Chicago gave a large dinner
party at the Casino Saturday evening Among tho
guests were Charles Dana Gibson OF New-forN'
Mrs +. w. Ralston OF Philadelphia; Water W.
Keith, OF Chicago. and Charles IL. Gorton. Of 81
Paul
Count vinci. OF the Italian Legation at Washing
ton is at the Mathewson tor the remainder OF the
season.
Bishop Donahue. Of Wheeling W. Va. is regis
tered at the Gladstone.
Society Is looking forward with pleasant expect
incy to the minstrel pcrformar &C on Monday even
ng next TO be given for the benefit OF the sea wall
Arrivals at the Pier from New-York and Brook
lyn include the following names: 49,,
conference.-the. and Mrs. ID. VI. Brady Odeu
wilson. Mr.; and Mrs. John A. Holden AeXsnder
NJ Holden. Mr.. and Mrs Newton Platt, J. +; PaieS
Mrs, Henry Paret Miss C. +. Paret. Mrs: Bowalek
Morton, I. F. Forrest f. l.. Dodge, H. c; DarhnS
Mr. and Mrs: +. T. Walton Mr.. and Mrs Cooper Z.
y. ,Mosher. J: Fred Kinney Edward ". Cate Miss
j. Maloney Miss A. Manmore and Edwin 7; FLschers
lSilpatrick Miss Fitzpatrick. James N. Cabin MIS-.
q; $. Floyd-Jones Mr.. and Mrs. =. Rsynor, ID.
Chelsey Richardson jr.. Charles Tobias, Mrs Per-
ciyal kuhne. Carl i. Could and william D. SartoLL.
De Koyen, Mr.: and Mrs +. 5. Walton. Mr.. and Mrs.
John Bushnell, G.. T.. Lake, Miss Lake. Henry s.
Ripp; T. " Bayard; j Il. Miller. r. Bayard Hal
stead. ID. c; Halstead and j. r. Sanders. 70
u Townsend. Mr., and Mrs A. ". Fraser, Lucille
M. Fraser. J. j. Harris. Mr.. and Mrs j. j. Harris
Rea. v. z. Taber. NJ. X washburn. c. II. Cole
man. l. j. Francke Albert Francke, Henry +.
Massasoit-C p. Rowland. L. s. ". and Mrs
How;and, Miss Anna J; Stewart. Miss Helen y.
Hamilton. Mrs. Persy Wlsner-Russell Murray Ed.
ward N. Crosby, Mrs. Union Adams jr, c. L. Crit
tenton. Mrs. 4. Mntura and q. w. D. Crittsnteas