New-York tribune., 1897-08-29
THE PIERS GAYEST WEEk.
DANCING. DINNERS AND GOLF-THE CASINO
HOP ON SATURDAY.

Narragansett Pier. X. l.. Aug. S (SpeciaD-Al-
though three hundred trunks went away on Mon
Days trains. It has been the gayest week OF Inc sea
son. What with dancing dinners and golf. society
people have had the days and evenings thoroughly
occupied
On Thursday. Friday and Saturday OF this week
there golf tournament at the grounds OF the
Point Judith Country Club. with three games on
Thursday. four Friday and two on saturday
There were three cups and a medal offered Tor
prizes The committee included Grenville Kane.
Edward Gray and i. NJ Prescott
The Casino hop last Saturday evening attracted
\ larger number of prominent people than any
similar occasion before. Among those present
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Gould Miss Jennie
Shrady Colonel KavanauGh Mrs. Arthur Sullivan
Miss Murchison. Miss Dun and Chester Alan
Arthur of New-York: Miss Dangerneld. of Vir-
eina Miss Castelman. OF Kentucky: Miss Winni"
Davis. Miss Adele Horwitz. Of Baltimore; Miss
Herman. OF Utica, y. Y; Mr.. and Mrs. Powell
Ramsdtl. of Newburg y. Y. and many others
In the Mathewson House ballroom Tuesday
afternoon junior cotlllon was given with large
attendance. especially Of young people Many at
tractive figures were danced. the favors being par
ticuarly pretty and much sought after.
More than three hundred persons enjoyed the
Casino dinner Saturday evening, and smaller din
parties were numerous and gay colonel Du-
pont, Of Delaware entertained party OF eight;
j. II. Clark. OF NewYork. gave dinner to four
teen. llOrac" MOOrntau, OF lUtSDurR, ntu dHi"Hb
his nine guests Miss Winnie Davis Miss Dun
and Mrs Faunce. Mr.. Young of New-York. en-
tertaiIrad party Of sixteen. Including Mr. and Mrs.
Henry A. Slegrst. Of St Louis Miss Helen Bray.
OF New Jersey, and Miss Mabel Nor.hup. OF New
York Miss Laura jenkins entertained twenty-siN,
among them being Mr.. and Mrs. y. S. p Randolph.
Mrs HOrwitz and Mr.. Mckim Archibald clavering
Gunter entertained DR. and Mrs. Waldo, Of New
York
Ex-senator Frank Iiscock Of Syracuse ac-
ccmpaned by his wife Is at the MatheWson.
w. Il. Wilson. business manager Of The Troy
Times" and family at the Arlington.
Baron Schleppenbach. acting Russian 'Onsul-
General at New-York is at the Mathewson.
Il. r. Brlknap. United States Navy Il late
arrival at the Revere House.
Count de Sibour OF Washington, is guest at the
Massasolt. William A. Larned. OF New-fork Il
Sibour.
Among the arrivals frcm New-York at the hotels
this week were the following: Mrs T.. e. Bene-
dict {. f. Thornall. f. +. Hastings Mrs. A. NJ
Wagnalls NJ Amilon. l.. An:idon. A. W. POST
w W. Reeves F.. q. :. Lewis. r, a. Aiken, W. NJ
Harrison. D.anc Millctt. Mr.. and Mrs. l.. W.
GoodrlI James +. Russell Mrs. II. Powell Rams
dell A. NJ Fiske T. :. PearsaIl W II: claggett.
II. s Singleton. Joseph Gordon. Mrs H. Worth
ington Mrs. W J. Hutchinson. Mr.. and Mrs. l..
II. Holmes. ". W. iiarriman, Mr.. and Mr5 joseph
u. Dorald. Mrs. Hoffman Miller DR. r. CON-
Waller f Vanderpooi Mrs George i. Shrady.
Tho1burn Reid T. oyd Irwin j., GdT srd r snMi sni
Mnks rE EdSn MT Gond GH d's Mis- % Jtnne shrady Mrs
Westervelt. +. NJ. Lockwood. Mr.. ana MIS- w
Phillips and J. .. Young.