New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-13
GOV. DYER AT N4RRAGANSE1T.
DINNER. RECEPTION AND BALL GIVEN TO
RHODE ISLANDS EXECUTIVE.

RHODE lSllANDS E|NTN I - -
Narragansett Pier. r. l., Aug. y (SpeciaD-The
event Of the week and, in fact. the event oil 'He
season was rendered II Governor Elisha Dyer
and his STAFF by Richard H. Stearns. the pro-
pretor Of the Gladstone Hotel. on Tuesday even
ing The Governor Adjutant General Sackeu ana
several members Of the general and personal stan
arrived at the hotel on Tuesday afternoon. Al'eI
q dinner came a reception, under the ch'fte u
Judge w NJ K Olcott, Colonel NJ. J. OBrlen'
Judge g. NJ Curtis, A. T. Demarest J. Marion POL
lock, George w McFadden and David Calhoun.
The patronesses Of the ball which followed were
Mrs Joseph Bradley Reed. Mrs. Richard u
Stearns Mrs George w. Kendrick 30. MIS- VIII
lam H. Haberle Mrs. George H. Schermerhorh'
Mrs William Tyler and Mrs. b. T. Zimmerman
Among the invited guests were the Earl OF lar
mouth and members OF the English Embassy from
Newport. and A. Zeenoy. of the Russian Legation
The chdren's annual lawn fete In the courtyard
OF the Mathewson House Tuesday evening was
as great an attraction for the little folks as was
the Governors ball, at the Gladstone. for their
elders.
Congressman d. b. Henderson, of Iowa accom-
panied by Mrs. and Miss Henderson, Is among 'he
late arrivals at the Mathewson
Mr. and Mrs William Edgar Shepherd enter
tanned at their cottage at dinner on Tuesday even
ing In honor Of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward e. Gwynne'
of Paris. Among those present were Mr.. ana MIS-.
j f. A. CLARK, Mr.. and Mrs. Willard T. Brown
DIT and Mrs Joseph Leidy, Mss BerWlnd anu
NJ Zelenov Of the Russian Embassy. Mr.. and Mrs.
Shepherd will give dinners on TUESDAYS. August
10. q and %.
The golf tournament at the Point Judith Nnks
begins on Monday August q. The entries are al
ready numerous.
Mrs Jefferson Davis, who for number OF years
has spent the summer at the Rockingham. did not
come this year, not wishing to recall too wildly
10 mind the death of her daughter Narina, who
died here last year Mrs Davis IS spending the
summer at Montpelier.
Captain T. S Mumford. L. s. A, is at the Mas
sasoit
Mrs II. NJ Duffield, Of Detroit, is at the Imperial
for the rema inder OF the season
The Rev. DR.. J. Aspinwall Hodge, president OF
Lincoln University. was the preacher at the Pres
byterian Church last Sunday morning DR.. Hodge
was one of the founders OF the church.
The storm on Thursday kicked up such heavy
sea that the Providence boat found 1t difficult to
make a landing The surf on the rocks made a
grand spectacle.
l.. c. Hanna OF Cleveland brother of Senator
Mark Hanna, with his family. is at the Rocking
ham.
Judging from the long lists OF hotel arrivals pub
lished In The Narragansett Times" this has been
the banner week for the Pier In point Of attend
of visitors Among recent arrivals from
New-York Marshall r. Kernochan, Edward De
p Livingston. Mrs. Foster Coates. G.. c. Robinson
| tr.. George b. Lorng and wife. Acton Davies
| Richard Pancoast. Henry &. Payne J. Townsend
Mortimer c. Addoms. Edward Mitchell. Mrs. J. NJ
| G. Creighton Webb. W. d. Buchanan and Mrs. s
| T. Dauchy.