New-York tribune., 1900-07-22
DIVERSIONS AT THE PIER.
OUTDOOR PRODUCTION OF "AS YOU
LIKE 1T" PLANNED FOR AUGUST 10

Narragansett Pier. r. l.. July 2l-The chief occu-
patton of an old Pier habitue a guest at the New
Mathewson during the last week when the ther-
mometer was soaring heavenward. was to sit on
the broad piazza and open kilograms giving
the condition of the weather in several big cit
les. When he opened dispatches from New-York
his face took on expansive grin and he un-
buttoned his neggee shirt 10 afford ample op-
portunity to the breeze always to be found on
the ocean front even on the warmest days
Great satisfaction. this he remarked The
misery of others pains me, and I am heartily sorry
Tor those obliged to remain in town under such
heated conditions, but cannot stife feeling of
content al being In spot where a light overcoat
ana oIankets are comfortable after the sun sets
Slttlng on the steps of the New Mathewson
when the thermometer in the sun is high in the
hnetles one feels no discomfort even when there
is land breeze
An AMBITIOUS effort will be put forth on August
H. "hen 'As You Like IT, will be produced on the
lawn at the grounds of the point T1t+L 60
CiuD with the following cast: Banjsbed Tuka Iobn
sutherland Duke Frederick w G Cou,nar.
AHliens' with ballads, James Leahy; Orlando
T ioe BARRYMORE; Touchstone, Ernest Elton;
Jaques' sheridan Block: lie Beau Edward Poland.
Ohver, j. Palmer Collins; Jaoues de Eo,s w N
loung; Adam Werner Charges; Charles the Wrast-
ler' Norman Selby ('Kid" McKov,. yvm,o, r-1
ward Poland; Silvius, Manifee Jobnstone. C,orir
~, ~ oo"per' Celia Miss Georgia Wenes; Phebe.
MISS Leslie Bingham; Audrey Miss Ada Gilman
ana Rosalind Miss Mary Shaw. with forostrs
ioIus, etc There will be gees by the Boston Com,
euy Four-hrst tenor Fred Anderton; second tenor
'osePh Graham; barytone and soloist James Leabv
and second bass. John S. Roland
The grounds selected are ideal and Orlando ,,
not lack for trees which to cut his sweet E2oso
mas name. To offset the Inconvenience NJ the
journey 10 Point Judith stages from neighborfng
tfb.aees tb t VIII be pressed into service but as all
coL!tdseFs ana a majority of the hotel pIeat,
nave private conveyances. the three mile drive VII
pe De most enjoyable one. DR. Bert A. Bmrne spj Si
Harry Berry have the production in Rand snd
"tv spa[i9g no expense to make It successful
10 b6ork are here Mr. Hancke wears 500 PanaTSa
eat panGed down In his family from generation 70
Baron de SenechaI is one Of the most prominent
on gss mere He gave little dinner at the Casino
ras guests fom other Ms" hHtea hMafaewsPn % is at
-"s"' 'he Ioiio"ing programme will be given
II VIII Never Leave Thee
Miss s stewart Miss Link MI Bruce Mr Robinson Eoote
..c.n,uu. :, ,.n. Miss Nss5@"oaa"i"sn' s5S#ars
a.,.n,,a az 0s. Nj Robinson. Adam
Orchestra. Wagner
..r,. Miss Link. .''ounod
0''Y Mr. Bruce. Stephens Adams
sextette. Lucia .noDize,,,
Lead Kindly Light oF'hes'ra, .i'i'a'Ia. p.-r,,
Miss Rosetta Wiener is the accompanist
aSae George > Eel the well known actor and man
was In the original cast of BaTd" dr NE Eel
duced by the William II. Crane Company
Lawn tennis and baseball are the chief anuse-
HIeHtS OF the athletic guests at the New Gladstone
me house is filling up rapidly and presents an
appearance equal to the gayest week OF last season
y y j. Doty,s Proprietorship and the mana cement of
Benedlct w. Swope are highly commended
Canclng men are scarce, and in of the hotels
girls take one another as partners. Hops are held
at the New Gladstone and the New Mathewson on
alternate nights, with the Casino hops Wednesday
and Saturday.
Miss Daisy Besley who is popular in society here
announces that she is going on the stage.
Joseph Letter. OF Chicago. who was here last
week. says the heat in New York drove him back
He is a guest at the New Mathewson
Miss Emma Frohman. sister Of Daniel and
Charles Frohman, and Mrs. VI. NJ. Goldman, Of
New York, are guests at the New Gladstone Other
prominent arrivals at the latter hotel are Mrs
Harry krafts, Mrs. James Kent Mason, Miss Marie
Bose! Miss j. L. Kyle and Mrs. n. A. Besthoft,
all OF New-York
Several Newport people entertained at luncheon
nt Sherry's Wednesday, including Mr.. and Mrs
Elisha Dyer, who had among their guests Mrs.
Stuyvesant Fish and Harry Lehr F. D. Dwight
who had eight guests, and Mr.. Briggs, whose party
consisted of four.
Narragansetts proposed automobile parade IS
taking shape. Among those largely interested thus
FAR are Joseph II. Hoadley and Francis S. Kinney
are crowded TO the roofs and accommodations can
not be secured at any price.
Admiral Dewey's anticipated return viii enlven
things somewhat especially he has promised to
accept more invitations than his previous visit
He will also be more in Newport
Following the latest New-York arrivals at
the Mathewson: Mr. snd Mrs. Henry Morgan
thau Ernest Staples, George W. Thurston. n e
MCGEE Mr.. and Mrs. B. Stanley Todd. J. V. Pear
son and Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur T. Sullivan