The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-07-24
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AT THE BREEZY PIER.
Past Week One Of Rain and Fog.
New Faces at the Hotels.

Narragansett Pier, July 2.-The past week
has been one of rain and fog, but pleasant
weather Is promised. before long, and Nara
gansett will then assume its usual appearance.
But week more and August will be here,
and August is the month OF months at this re-
sort. When IL arrives whatever Of good times
have been reserved are let loose and the round
OF pleasure is continual.
The railroad excursion brought several
hundred people here despite the rain. The
excursionists were manly from Boston, al
though there were a.goodly number Of Provi-
donce people among them.
william p. Kenney visited the Pier Thurs
day. He is well known in Providence and at
present is at the Lincoln House, Swampscott.
Mass.
Misses Anna and Eliza Chaplin OF Providence
are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter j. Com
stock at Greenes Inn.
Mrs Inez Sprague viii sing the offertory
solo at st. Peters tomorrow.
William Hayes Acklan, the we'll known
writer, is at the Columbus. Archibald CLAW
ering Gunter has cottage here. Edgar Sal
tus is at the Continental and Brander
Matthews is at the Mathewson.
Chester :. Lord, the managing editor Of the
! New York Sun. came to Narragansett early
in the week and stopped at tho Mathewson.
Franklin Fyles, the Suns dramatic critic, is
at the same house. Mr.. Fyles is joint author
of "The Girl Left Behind Me-"
Mr.. Emory Lyon Of Providence and Emory
Lyon, Mrs. Caroline Il. Lyon and Miss Mary
r. Lyon, now Of New York and formerly Of
Providence, are at the Rockingham.
Major G. II. Hidden Of Providence recently
entertained a number of friends at the Casino
with n dinner.
G. NJ. Sheldon and family are at Matunuck
Mr.. l.. Saunders, Mrs. Saunders and child
ren, all of Providence, are at the Atwood.
Anson NJ. Beard who made such good
record as tackle on the Yale football team
and who was also on the Yale crew, is at the
Massasoit.
Providence people who have registered here
the past week are follows:
Massasoit-Robert Bonner, A. Il. Rathburn,
Frank Watson and Frank " Watson, Jr.
Chandlers-James II. Crosby. E. III. Crosby,
John Crowley. S. p. Briggs, B. IL. Reynolds
]. Callahan and ]. Moran.
Atwood, Mrs. W. K. Nichols and children
Mrs @. K. Lincoln, Miss Hope Lincoln and
maid.
Atlantic-s. S. Wild, K A. Bennett, #. God
frey and J. Pierce.
Gresne's Inns. A. Pierce James Mahoney,
J. Il. Henshon, Joseph C. W. Cole, William u
Ely, q. NJ Snow, George II. Thomas, Mr.. and
Mrs. s. A. Pierce, Roscoe G. Wsshburn, Miss
Potter and Miss Baker.
Metatoxet-Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Barton, Mr.
and Mrs. J. 70 Campbell. IL. S. Henley, Fred
W. Nichols, J. +. Allen. Edwin f. Root. the
Misses Campbell H. S. Peterson and Miss A.
l.. Child.
Rockingham-Emory Lyon, James Hanley,
j. +. McDonough, h. p. Grace and John L..
Taft.
Recommendations W. Evans, q. IL.
Bunce, G. ID. Richmond and W. S. Talbot.
Mathewson-W. X. Taft, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Z.
Brown and Mrs. G. Mathewson.
Gladstone-A J. Cushing, Edwin II. Colo
man, l.. s. Holden, Mrs l.. II. Williams, j.
Goodwin and j. Conley.
Continental-Edward b. Lederer, Izri Led
erer, Irving Leierer, Walter Lederer, Samie
Lederer, Miss B. Oliver, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
O'Leary, child and maid.