New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-15
PLEASANT DAYS AT NARRAGANSETT.
SOCIAL INCIDENTS OF THE wEI,K-BArHING
POPULAR AT THE PIER

POPULAR AT THE PIER.
Narragansett Pier. r. l.. Aug. "A (SpecaaD.-Nar-
| ragansett Pier has seemed quite Ike old times
during the last week The hotels have been full
the weather has been delightful social functions
| have been numerous. and life in general has
seemed well worth living
The closing days of the polo tournament no
less interesting the devotees OF that sport than
the first weeks games The Narragansctt Cup
finally by the Rockaway team of Long
Island by a score of S TO @ On Tuesday the Point
Judith Challenge Cup taken by the Meadow
brooks against the Myopias. the being 81
| to 81. The Rhode Island Cup was on Wednes-
day by the Myopias against the Buffaos. the score
being to ga.
The hops at the Casino and at the Mathewson
during the week have been the centres OF social
traction. The childrens lawn fate on the grounds
of the Mathewson House Monday evening at
tracted large attendance and proved to be en-
joyable both to the participants and the spectators
The affair was under the direction of oscar Dur
yea. master Of ceremonies at the Mathewson.
feature was the dancing by little Miss Mabel
Hulse OF New-York. The grounds were prettly
decorated, and the dancing INDUCED in quite
generally by the little ones
on Tuesday evening concert was given at tn .
Casino for the benefit of the local church. Mr. s..
William Sprague was the leading solo singer
ON mas rh EiTsh BY "Y
Warren F. Leland, proprietor r Of - the Wind.or
dnSsT xST Is S M he q 6n a
Casino on Monday evening Those present were
o6nsG Mss aawH a Miss Mt Trq 15.s Mr. Dun Mr.
Mr. Noorh, ad of Newport entertained party
Of thirty in the Casino on Tuesday at lur rheon;
Mrs. Calvin Brce party OF ten; GrenvlIle Kane
ps Society people had good time little o.. Of the
ordinary on Monday evening In attending the cake
walk and minstrel show given by the Gladstone
Hotel walters in Halcyon Hall D., III,
be held on Saturday, August q. the Fhart being
made at Edwin D. Mcuinness o, Providence
with hi. family. is guest at the Mass asoit.
judge j. r Daly and wife. of New-Tork. arc at
'h Ec MaiheT Roy Stone. United States Army and
Mrs. stone have recently arrived at the locking
Charles Phelps. Attorney-G Of Connecticut
w. penn Gaskell Hail. United ssates Army Is
the y De Coppet of New-York. gave luncheon
TO ~ the cottagers at summerst9y recently nl. "
The Rex ~ The r Presbyterian Church on Sunday
pTbomas Hunt of York. who is interested
IN the q, P is ns guest sf at Grd Tg qr
on several days since last saiuru'H u h h nay
on VA az Yacbis have arrived recently, among them
being the Duquesne owned by FL ne H. hfmonch
er sg'h an James SMrs' T. Havlland me Hiawatha
BY Charles eshhmann t o@n w'G by Jaeo
Hopper jr.. and the Glendower' owned by H. H.
D Depew of NewYork Is a. the residence OF
his father-in-aw, George d. Pea rise, at POINT Jul
chr pr St. Clair Smith has gone to Europe for the
remainder Of the summer: . o,,,, -. oroo.oa
Theodore Smith alias j. A. Collier. VINO creatoo
considerable OF a stir by sending threatening let
ters 10 the Rev Edward Eye rett Hale has p9rh
adfudgeh insane and committed 10 the STATE IN
sane Asylum at Cranston ,, 49,, .,,os y,
Among the arrivals at the hotels these names ,a OF
nersons from New-York ere noticed; rdWaru
Mitchell W. II. Hart Mrs; Temple Merritt ton w ! :
G. Corbin United States army; Miss Mary Riker.
Louis f Sherry. d. Gouvqrneur Smith the Mlssis
Lockwood, f. S. Bogert. J. II. Sanderson +. j..
Winston p. s Barnes and family j. f. Eckerman1'
H. II. lockwood Charles X. Jenkins. Willnn W ~
j y,
PHILIPS Mrs. c. f. Wright. Mr. and Mrs "a " a.
Moore Mrs. G. Vanderbilt de Forest H. T. f,1in!
q " Smith. Thomas d. Walker o. s. Keep
Norman Reed. A X Bourne J. $; Dare P rTsn-
we'll Miss Alice Htc ncock. O. l.. Richard o. ~.
Ashley Mrs f. 7. Bigelow. Mrs. W. c. schuyler
lanes f. Martin ana family and Mrs II. L. Bur
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