The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-08-12
HAYSIDE.

At the Casino Sunday Aug. s. the
| Rev G Il Cate pastor OF the Roger
Williams Free Baptist church of Provi-
dence conducted the services.
MIR Louis Dennisor OF Pawtucket
sang two solos in a pleaisir.. baritone
voice.
The musical program for each sun
day under the efficient direction OF MIR
Walter Hartford is proving very en-
joyable.
One of the largest dances this sea-
son was given Monday evening under
the auspices OF the Nonpartel Social
club of Providence in the Casino. over
one hundred people drove down from
the city in two large moving teams.
Naughns orchestra who furnished the
music accompanied them. Casino hall
presented lively appearance shortly
after o'clock, when the grand march
was formed, and from then until the
wee small hours the dancers enjoyed
the strains OF the orchestra. which
tempted the cottagers to indulge i'm
waltzing. The white gowns and dainty
muslins of the young ladies made a
pleasing picture, while the courtliness
OF the young men was noticeable.
Among those present were MIR Alfred
South. pres4dent Mr. w S Roberts
secretary; Miss Mabel Watson. Miss
Elsie White, Miss Hattie Forsyth. Miss
"
Annie Bowers, Miss Cora Joyce. Misses
Julia and Hannah Norton, Miss Alex
ander, Miss .uay Allen Mr. Frank
Thoene. Mr. Chris Astle, Mr. Roland
Hall. Mr. Walter Roberts, Mr. John
W.ke. Mr. NAi,er Lacy, Mr. Milford
Hanson, Mr. James wike Mr. George
Roberts. Mr. Oscar Walinder. Mr. John
Leonard, Mr. Percy Pendieton. Mr.
Charles Carleton and Mr. William |
Leach.
Mr. Lewis Dennison of Pawtucket |
was the guest OF Mr. Walter Hartford |
over Sunday
The Misses Bonner of Providence are
being entertained by Miss Cecle Bax-
ter.
The highest scores OF the Ladies'
Whist club for Friday afternoon. Aug.
a. were Mrs Frank p Marsh. 81: Mrs
Emerson. 81; Mrs II Horton, 50: Mrs
Frank Smith, 81
Mrs Annie Scrutton Hough OF Provf-
dence will give select readings at the |
Bayside hotel some evening next week.
and the announcement will be made
later
An informal whilst party was given
at the hotel lriday evening. There
were seven tables. many OF the cot
layers being present. and the evening
passed very pleasantly.
The River View Bowling team.
NleSSTs buell. Nliu, DenpSter. NJ |
Smith and Godfrey. came 20 Ravsi,Ie !
Wednesday evening and defeated the
nome team by 81 pins. The score was
rs follows:
River Views. AZ 429-i2a
3aysides ..............396 429 HS-i2i3 |
rhe Bayside team Included Nressrs
leonard Howard, Smith. Hopkins.
3urch and Calder.
The Nonparie Ball club will play the
River View Ban team in the near
uture
Mr. Fred Perkins. Mr. Richard Com
took and Mr. Crawford Allen have
'one for cruise OF about ten days m
he yacht Carembla.
quiet wedding was solemnized az
}ayslde Wednesday evening at
clock. The contra citing parties were
ii7s Bertha l. Read daughter of Mrs
Norenae Read. and slr charles T.
luther. Jr.. Of Boston. owing to ill- .
ess In the family only the imme-
late relatives We're present Nfler
wedding tTip. Ar and AIRS Charles
Luther Jr. VIII be ~ home after !
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