The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-07-31

]. j. Fitzgerald and family OF the Au-
reola cottage entertained Miss Mary
Manning of Pawtucket and Miss Mol
| lie Davis of Boston the past week
Rev. James Smith. Mrs. James Smith
and Miss Jessie Smith, all OF Edinburgh
were the guests of Mrs. ;. j. Durfee at
the Beulah cottage.
Mrs. Roberts of Pawtucket, Is stop
ping with Mr.. G. II. Carpenter and fam
| ily
The Misses NJ. Augusta and Florence
/ Lamson of Providence, are spending
| few weeks with Alice NJ. French.
Mr. Frank G. Matthews of Providence
was entertained at the home Of Mr.. f.
| c. French the past week.
At the PHILIPPINE cottage, Mr.. w. II.
Phillips and family entertained Mrs
Edwin Perrin OF Pawtucket the past
| week.
Christopher Latham of Providence
and Miss Maggie and Lizzie Russell OF
Pawtucket were the guests OF James
Studdard at the Girlington cottage the
past week
C. b. Doane and family entertained
the following this week: Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Snow. Misses Essie and Marion
Snow and Miss Wilcox, all of Provi-
dence; G.. Snow, Jr., of Boston.
Miss Grace and William Brownell of
Fall River were among the guests en-
tertained by Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Hop
kns this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Chace of Prov
idence were the guests OF c.. III. Page
and family at the Athena cottage the
past week
Ardelia Read OF Pawtucket and Mr..
Ketchem of Cambridgeport. Mass,
were the guests of Nellie /. Shields at
Home by the Sea-"
Miss Day German Of Pawtucket is
the guest of p /. Gurney.
The ladies along the Terrace are
well pleased with the result of their
efforts at the entertainment for the
benefit of the Chapel Thursday even
ing, as considerable money was raised
for the Chapel fund
There will be regular preaching
service at the Chapel tomorrow after
noon at o'clock
Work is progressing rapidly on the
new Casino. IL is expected that IL will
be finished the first OF next week.
The cottagers are looking forward to
the opening OF the new casino. The
opening will probably be private ono,
and thu 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 Cres-
cent Park hotel are 5. j. Riley and wife
of Boston, j. Sweet and wife OF Albany
and c. Morrill, and wife OF Boston.
Mr.. c. Burlingame Of Providence has
adorned his cottage with an artistic
sign bearing the name OF "Norumbega." :"
A party OF IA made the trip to Rocky
Point tuesday, evening TO visit the For
est Casino.
Mrs. Fred T. Buffum of Providence.
spent Sunday with j. G.. Meloon and
family at the Ossamequin cottage.
Charles b. +. Davis and Miss Mabel
ON . n
Thompson the past week.
The Terrace base ball club would
like TO arrange a game with any team
in the State whose average age is 49,
Arthur Newell is captain OF the team,
and there are many promising youns
players connected with II.
Five divisions OF the Ancient order OF
Iiibernans from Fall River enjoyed a
days outing here Monday.
The BARRIERS Protective Union of
Fall River spent the day here Mon
day. The party came on the King
Phillip. and the members enjoyed them
selves i'm different games.
Among those registered at the Cres-
cent Park Hotel are Charles III. Ross
and ]. r.. Willis of Providence and
Charles Parker and wife OF Mansfield,
Mass.
The many attractions offered at this
place will be the means OF drawing
many people to this resort tomorrow.
The regular dinner and the o'clock
bake will also prove drawing card
for those who desire a shore dinner.
The company at the music Hall this
week is the best Of the season, and
James Horne is making a decided hit.
The Pawtuckets and Tauntons VIII
play n New England league game on
the bal grounds Sunday. and many ad-
mlrers OF both clubs will be present.