The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-07-29
ALONG SHORE.
Whist Party at Fields Point--Notes
From Other Resorts.

1nero WAS ihfRo 8htndink NJ eno
whist party In the dance hall at Fields
Point Tuesday evening. Much interest
was taken In the game, as there were
several prizes offered. and considerable
rivalry exists between some OF tho cot
tagers as &c who are the best whist
PLAYERS and each party. contains many
new faces.
Mrs. Fred Dexter succeeded in winning
the first ladies' prize. which was jardi-
prize, IL being cut glass dish, while
Mrs Nellie Lyon received the third. an
oil painting.
Mr. Cameron took the first prize for
men, 1t being triple mirror. MIR. q. +.
Lyon captured the second. n hat brush,
third. which was q bill holder.
The Baptist Sunday school OF Valley
Falls took dinner here today The party
came down in harges ana after dinner
went to Roger Williams Park.
The Daughters of Rebekah of East
Providence. u Sunday school from Man
Vile and another from Arctic and the
dinner here today.
The Fourth Rhode Island Regiment
will spend the day here tomorrow.
The regular hop of the cottagers Will
be held this evening.
RIVERSIDE.
The King g'sDaughters' Society connected
with the St Marks Episcopal church OF
this place held their meeting with Mrs.
Ii. l.. Bassett, JI., OF East Providence.
Mrs. Bassett has recently moved TO East
Providence, and SO the party embarked
ON the electric car early in tho afternoon.
and they spent the evening In social
way. During the evening a collation. was
served.
Miss Annie Nerney of Attleboro spent
Tuesday with her sister. Mrs. H. Z.
Wrightington.
this week are Mrs. &. w. kimball and
daughter of Providence and MIR. Mo
Kenzie of New York.
At the whist tournament Tuesday
evening amongst the guests at the hiver-
side Hotel, Mrs. John Duep and Mrs. q.
Patton succeeded in winning the first
prize, while Mrs. c. Daggett and Mrs. q.
Burch won the second.
PLEASANT BLUFF.
Among those registered at the Smith
Palace Hotel are w. j. Clinton and wife
of Boston, B. Il. Wilcox of New York, 4.
Franklin. Central Falls. and 5. e Il.
Ross of Medway, Mass.
CAMP WHITE.
Mr.. White has many new names booked
for the hotel for next week. The new
arrivals on the register are Samuel h.
Davis and Miss Annie Davis OF Boston.
The Christian Doctrine Society OF the
Church of the Holy Nome Of Providence
spent the day here today.
Mr.. Green, manager of the pool and
billiard rooms rolled the highest string
this season on the bowling alleys, max
ing 2i7. Charles Aldrich OF Bellingham
made 244 and Henry Norton 234. A. ID.
Bliss of Providence succeeded in rolling
nft q ha cirer
the large pins and rolling medium sized
ball. The average score rolling this way
Is about l60 aud some have gone as high
as ls9.
There was prize waltz at the dance
hall last evening
A trolley party consisting OF members
OF the q. q. Club and their friends from
the North End of Providence. made a
stop here Tuesday evening. The party
came in two cars and spent the evening
in dancing.
CRESCENT PARK.
The cottagers along the Terrace are
anticipating a pleasant evening this
evening at tho annual sale and enter
tainment for the benefit of the Chapel.
The ladies have succeeded In having ;.
Thompson Blood of Boston TO be present
and entertain. There will be other vocal
and instrumental Textures. There will
be an apron sale ana Ice cream hup CAKE
will be served after the entertainments
The cottsgers are looking forward to
the opening of the new Casino. The
opening will he a private one and the
officers and committees will be elected TO
serve for the remainder of the season. 1t
Is expected that soon after the opening
the young ladies will present a minstrel
show.
Among those registered at the Crescent
Park Hotel are >. j. Riley and wife of
Boston, j. Sweet and wife of Albany and
&. Morrill, and wife Of Boston.
Mr.. &. Burlingame Of Providence has
adorned his cottage with an artistic sign
bearing the name of "Norumbega
party of fourteen made the trip to
Rocky Point Tuesday evening to visit
the Forest Casino
Mrs Fred 4. Buffum of Providence
spent Sunday with j. G. Meloop aud
family at the Ossamequi cottage.
Charles B. +. Davis and Miss Mabel
Loud were the guests Of Mr.. w. Is.
Thompson the past week.
The Terrace baseball team would like
to arrange game with any team In the
| state whose average age Is l3 Arthur
| Newell is captain Of the team and there
| are many promising young players con