Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-08-10
AT NARRAGANsETT PIER.
The Neutrality-suspicious. Prominent i'm
Casino Gayeties and Cottage Colony.
Special Correspondence of The Evening Star.
NARRAGANSETT PIER, R. l.,

NARRAGANSETT PIER, r. l.,
August s, 1899
Narragansett is now at the height of it's
glory, which will remain undated for three
weeks to come.
The latest Washington hotel arrivals are:
n. NJ Hopkins, Prof. Munroe, E. s. King,
o. T. Crosby, Mrs. WaIlach, Miss R. D.
| Wallach, Miss Stith, Miss Dean, Blaine
Coppinger. Conor Coppinger Chas. E. Bisp-
ham, Miss Stevens, DR.. and Mrs. S. o.
Richey. Mrs. Virginia Harrison, Miss Ger
| trude Harrison, ]. w. Lawrenson, Mrs. w.
E. Montgomery and three children, Rev.
Dr.. and Mrs. MackaySmith, Miss Dodge,
Miss Mason, Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Todd
Miss May Davis, Mrs. Belknap, A. w. Reed,
Mrs. John R. Williams.
Recent Washington registrations at the
Casino include Mr.. and Mrs. ]. L. NJ. Cur
ry, Horace Wylie, Mrs. Wallach, Miss Wal
Mitchell, Jesse Brown, J. r. Mclean, W. c.
Mcbride, Miss Goodfellow.
DR.. and Mrs. 8. o. Hickey of Washington
We're noticeable at recent Rockingham
hop.
DIR. and Mrs. Alex. Mackay-Smith, accom-
panied, by Miss Dodge of Washington and
Mr. and Mrs. w. R. Move of New York,
| are guests of the Rev. and Mrs. R. L.
Howell of Leesburg, Va, at the Imperial
Mrs. p. NJ. Prescott of Washington has
been elected member of the executive
| Society.
The senators of the congressional finance
committee have again quit Narragansett
| this time. Thomas C. Platt positively re-
! fused to remain far from New York
| while Orville H. Plat of Connecticut was
| ness of his son. Senators Allison of Iowa
| and Burrows of Michigan liked Narragan-
sett, which was largely pitched upon for
| the currency reform conference at the wish
| A
| mer home at Warwick is only a few miles
| away. "A. b. Shelton, clerk, was here with
| the committee also Mrs. Burrows and Mrs.
Mrs. Wallach of Washington, who is here
| with Miss Wallach and Miss Stith. has NOT
failed of coming to Narragansett for many
| The Rev. P. NJ. Prescott of Washington.
a few days SINCE appeared to protest
| against the running of merry-go-
round on the beach Sunday. He said in
| connection with the case that he would NOT
| condemn man because he played ball or
| golf on Sunday, if he believed it was right
| and did not interfere with others
The leading entertainments within a week
| were the dinner given by Mrs. p. M. Pres
Gott at Prescotte, the spreads of r. l..
| Beeckman of New York at the Point Judith
country Club, the Casino dinners of P f,
| Collier and A. E. Kennedy of PHILADELPHIA.
| David Stevenson of Baltimore and ]. /.
clark of Boston and the reception of Fran
| els Kinney at Kinney Lodge.
Among noteworthy late arrivals are q NJ
| Hazeltine, formerly commander of the tor
! pedo boat Somers; Give BayIey, British
| consul at New York; L. C. Hanna of Cieve-
land. brother of Mark Hanna, and Paul
Morton. general manager Of the Atchison
Topeka and Santa Fe system
An all comers golf handicap tournament
open only to the stern sex, will be held Fri
| day at the South County Club
The North Atlantic squadron on ifs wav
back from Bar Harbor, will be anchore1I
of Narragansett week, for sea drill.
The temperature Of the ocean now aver.
! ages about 6S degrees.