The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-07-24
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winsor. Rene BALDWIN. Stella Rocks

Winsor, Irene BALDWIN. Stella Rocks
and Bertha Read. y.
The candy BOOTH triangular in shape.
with its attractive trimmings OF pink
| and white paper and ferns. was in the
centre of the hall and Mrs NJ. w. Baker
Miss Bertha Presby and Miss Ida
Shocker provided for those who wished
| the sweetmeats.
The attendance was all that could be
| desired. and the large Welcome" which
| was displayed over the stage made ev-
eryone feel at home.
During the evening Langstaff's or
| chestra discoursed appropriate music.
Many compliments were heard about the
| excellence or the cream, which was
served by the young men and was man
| ufactured by the Maine Dairy Co. OF
| Providence.
| The evening was spent in visiting the
| different booths. and many strolled
| through the billiard rooms and bowling
| alleys. while others enjoyed the cool
breeze on the verandas around the
| building.
| The following committee In charge of
| the invitations and reception spared no
| pains in making every one feel at home:
| Mr.. A. T.. Atherton, G.. w. Stafford and
| II. L.. Calder.
Much credit is due to the officers OF
| the Bayslde Improvement Society under
and TO whom belongs the credit OF rails
| ing the money for the casino: President,
Mrs. T. T.. Calder: secretary. Mrs. A. II.
Atherton: treasurer. Mrs. VI. w. Baker;
| Mrs. F. +. Marsh. Mrs. Frank Smith.
| Mrs. c. A. Winsor and Mrs. Thomas
Penny
At the fine that G.. f. Vinal gave up
| the management Of the Bayside Hotel, it
was reported that the house would close.
The hotel did not close. but is under the
| management of Mrs. II. w. GortOn. who
IL the proprietor. who has looked after
| the guests and wants of the patrons.
There was a ball game on the Bayside
grounds Tuesday afternoon, and the
opposing teams were the Bayside Jun
iors and the Riverviews. Court Cady of
| the Riverviews did some good work,
striking out six men. The Riverviews
! made three two-base hits, one double
| play and had two errors, while the Bay
side team made one two-base hit and
four errors Both teams fielded well, and
| the pitchers received good support.
| Many of the errors of the Bayside team
were excusable. The final score was Z
| to in favor of the Riverviews.
The makeup of the teams are as fol-
| lows: Bayside-White, catch: II. Rocks.
pitch; Horton. first base: Palmer, sec
ond base; Millikin, short stop; Coleman,
third base: II. Havens, right field: Smith
| centre field; II. Rocks, left field. River
views-R. Otis. catch; C. Cady, pltcb G.
Otis, first base: +. Jones. second base
Stokes, short stop: Stiles, third base
Phillips. right field; Jameson, centre
field; Arnold. left field.
Mrs. Christopher Gardner of Provi-
dence, spent day or two the past week
with Mrs. +. T. Marsh and family.
Mr.. ID. S. Salisbury is visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. T.. NJ. Little for a few daye
The Bayside baseball team defeated a
| team from the Y NJ. c. A. of Pawtucket
| In an open and interesting game last
Saturday though the final score would
| not indicate so. The Y. NJ. c. A. team
| had their crack pitcher. Read. in the
| box. and he succeeded in striking out
eleven men. while Quirk OF the Bays des
| retired four. The catch OF Cooney in
! the right field and which resulted In a
double play was the faa.ure OF the game.
| The Y. M. c. A. team gained their only
run in the first inning and IL came in on
| a wild throw. Sutton of the Y NJ. c.
| A. team put up a good game at catch.
and threw we'll to bases. Following is
| the final score: