The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-08-29

the Misses Isabel and Hope Brown, Mr..
and Mrs. Clinton Il. Weeden' and the
MiDses Weeden. Mr.. and Mrs. William
4, Dyer, Mr.. and Mrs. George IA: Webb:
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ID. Tillinghast. Mr.. and
Mrs. A. s. White or New York, Mr. and
Mrs. G. Rodman, Prof. and Mrs. Apple
ton, Miss Eames. Miss Salisbury Mn
and Mrs. w. w. Snow OF Greenfield,
Mass; w. ID. Wing or Valparaiso.
Chile: Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Burcknardt
and Miss Burckhardt OF cincinnati, o.:
Mr.. and Mrs VIM. @. Nightingale, hir.
and Mrs. Geo. @. nightingale, the
Misses Nightingale. the Misses Foster,
the Misses Allen. Mr.. and Mrs. Swift.
SUPPER IN THE CASINO.
At 1880 O'Clock there was an inter-
mission, and then the dancers and other
guests repaired to the Casino, across
the rustic bridge, where supper was
served. The Casino had been very
handsomely decorated with flowers and
branches, and here. during the supper,
Mackays orchestra discoursed some
very fine music. At III O'Clock dancing
was resumed and kept up. with re-
newed vigor until midnight. when the
golf club festival came TO an end.
Everybody was loud in praise or the
ladies and gentlemen who had worked
so hard to make the affair a success,
and everybody agreed that 1t was
red-letter day-and night-in the his
tory OF Oakland Beach and Its sum-
mer colony.
Among some of the more elaborate
toilettes noticed on the floor were the
following:
Mrs. ID. J. sully-white embroidered
mousseline. trimmed with the colors OF
the golf club, green and red.
Mrs. ID. Russell Brown-Rose pink
brocaded satin. white lace and diamond
ornaments
Mrs. c. G. Andrews-Decollete gown
of black peau de soie jet trimmings.
Mrs. j. Herbert Foster-Point d'Alen-
con. trimmed with club colors; dia-
monds.
Mrs b. j. Horton, black jetted net,
trimmed with blue; point lace; dia-
monds.
Mrs. weeden-white organdie, tur-
quoise blue trimming; pearl ornaments
Mrs. A. ]. Miller-American beauty
satin, black velvet and lace applique
bodice; diamonds.
Mrs. c. l.. vaughan-White satin.
trimmed with lace; diamonds and
pearls.
Mrs. william A. Dyer-white silk.
pink velvet. pearl trimmings.
Mrs. Harry Martin-Gray mousseline,
pink garniture
Mrs r.. C.. Powell-Black and white
grenadine. over blue transparent.
Mrs. George III. Webb-Violet crepe
de chine.
Miss Eliza Chapin-White mousse
line.
Miss Hortense weeden-Dresden taf-
feta.
Miss Isabel Brownsville mousse
line, pink gsrniture.
Miss Hope Brown-Flowered organ
die.
Miss Burckhardt-White mousseline.
Mrs. John III. Ormsbee-Black lace.
Mrs. b. F.. Vaughan--Black jetted net.
Miss Ella Allen-Pink muslin.
Miss Sadie Allen--Yellow muslin.
Miss Charlotte Tilden-White lace.
Miss Mollie Foster-White brocaded
silk.
Mrs. William Nightingale-Black
mousseline de sole, white trimmings
and pink garniture.
Mrs. John Nightingale-Gray and
white silk. turquoise blue trimming.
Miss Jennette Nightingale-White
ruffied organdie.
Miss Amy Aldrich--White organdie.
PERMANENT CLUB FORMED.
A permanent golf association was
formed by the gentlemen interested In
the sport, and 1t is their purpose to play
twice q week on the links until snow
flies. A club house will be established
and the membership will be limited to
so. A permanent organization has been
efrected for the Oakland Golf club. the
name OF the new organization, as fol-
lows: President, j. H. Foster; vice
president. b. j. Horton; secretary, Geo.
III. Webb; treasurer. ID. J. Sully.
A committee, consisting OF j. II. Fos-
ter. ex-officio: Marsden j. Perry, B. j.
Horton, A. j. Miller, Jr., J. Edward
Studley and George III. Webb, was ap-
pointed to submit a constitution, by
laws, rules and regulations. and to pre-
pare a list OF the necessary committees
and a report will be made at a meeting
TO be held in a day or two.