The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-02

ice and provisions can be obtained
there as we'll
Miss Emma Kaufman, a niece of Ad-
miral Cervera OF the late war, has been
one or the distinguished guests at the
Manisses for the past week.
The body OF William Lock, who was
drowned in the New Harbor last week
has been found by Burt Ryder as IL
was floating out through the inlet. 1t
was viewed by Medical Examiner
Champlin and buried in the Island
cemetery.
Mr.. Daniel Abelson and family OF
Iawtuclxet have been staying at the
Pequot for the past few days.
Last Tuesday party of about IL
| from the Hygeia chartered the sail
I. yacht Recreation of Boston for a trip
! to Watch Hill They started about $50
a. m. and returned off the Island about
$3.50 but owing to the skipper's igno-
rance of the -harbor- -hero,-the- landing
was delayed until $3.50 the following
morning. After much anxiety on the
part OF their friends at the hotel the
travellers returned tired, sleepy and
most of all hungry.
Mr.. James Shields Murphy, the pub
Usher OF The Golfer. Boston, with his
wife has been for the past week at the
Spring House.
Last Thursday a party Of about 20
from the Hygeia took the sail over TO
Newport and back on the Danielson
and while there they took the Ocean
drive.
Mr.. Allen Newman. Brown 1901 and
Mr.. Harry Paine, Brown. 1902, have
been at the Spring House for the past
week.
Last Saturday evening an orchestra
benefit concert was given at the Surf
by the talent OF the house. The read :
ings OF Miss Findlay OF Worcester and
Mr.. Boyd as well as the soprano solo
OF Miss Mabel Morse OF Amherst were
much appreciated. A hop followed the
entertainment which was enjoyed by
many guests of the other hotels
Last Sunday evening the guests ct
the National enjoyed some very fine
music by the hotel orchestra The Holy
City was rendered well by Mrs. Urquldi.
Miss Florence Pirce, who has been
spending the last two weeks at the
Highland House returned home We'd
nesday.
HUTT0NwoOnS.
Mrs Susan I. Haskell and Mrs Louis
w Bishop and Edward Lothrop Of
Pawtucket were the guests of Mrs II j
Newell at the hotel Thursday.
A duplicate whist was played at the
hotel Wednesday evening. There were
four tables and the winners were Mr.
Walter Sweet. carving set. and Mrs
Bull OF River View, n travelling clock.
Miss Edith Sayles Burgess is spend
ing week with friends I'm Newport.
Miss Grace II Leonard was the guest
of Miss Bertha Smith Friday at the ho-
tel.
c s Williams OF Providence was the
Saturday.
Mrs A w Sanders OF Providence was
the guest OF Mrs Frank Comstock dur
ing the week.
A NJ Shartenberg was the guest of
Mr. Berard Cohen at the hotel during
the week.
n Walter Harris and wife were the
guests OF w Harris during Sunday.
Miss Ethel Tuttle was fhe guest Of
Miss Ethel Bucklin Tuesday at the no.
tel
Mrs r Whaley has returned TO her
home In Providence.
eAYSlte.
Mr.. +. p. March has been so untirlng
III Ms eHoiNs 30 make the Bayside Ca
slno success that n is due hin, 20
state that he had no hand I'm closinq
the hotel Casino. as has been reported.
with his brother. he'S
lne last regular mop OF the season
VIII De given Saturday evening. and if
sne weather "a pleasant will probably
" WV ttlbtti.
Ths hdgewood Casino bowling team
cam 10 Bayside Tuesday evening. and
vD~ltd me .baysids team at the Casino.
before large audience.
IN vas the first meeting bstwecp
The two teams. ana was won by the
Bayrldcs '"'
Mrs Chas. 4. Windsor ana Nlss
Amy Wind or have been the guests OF
Mes Frank SmNh
Miss BonryT ~ providercs vac bcen
ert ,ria'nei ~ Mss Cecile Baxter
The Lao e. WHIST Club held their |
final mcctinr yesterday afternoon.
After fv, hours piav Tho prizes ,v.re
awarded fhs ladies making fheir s-io~-
ton according Il their scores In tho or
der following 1st Airs. Geo Weaver.
hall chair; "a, Mrs. c. II. Perkins, Jr.,