New-York tribune., 1901-08-11
BLOCK ISLAND PLEASURES.
THE SEASON AT ITS HEIGHT-MANH
VISITORS FROM NEW-YORK.

Block Island r. l.. Aug. 10 (SpeciaD.-The height
OF the season has arrived at the Isle OF ManlsSes'
and all the incoming boats are loaded with VistOls'
For the last week there has been constant WHIT
OF amusements at the hotels, and there IS some
thing planned for every hour OF the day IN the
midst OF many sports it is hard to say which IS
the most popular for each has it's devotees- inter-
est in the baseball championship series has oeen
greater than ever this week The game "hlcn
had to be postponed on Wednesday on account OF
the rain caused great disappointment A golf
tournament on the Mohegan links at VAIN cottages
Is being planned for next week. An invitation mas
been extended to the various hotel guests, and II
Is hoped that a large number OF contestants VIII
enter.
The bathing beach presents a particularly ami
mated appearance every morning during batning
hours. and the demand for bathhouses Is greater
than the supply. Sunbonnets quite the fad. and
the maidens who wish to enjoy sun bath on
the sands do so with their faces carefully protected
under large bonnets while their arms become
brown
c. H. Allen. of Washington. D c.. is spending the
season at the Ocean View. =, NJ.
York City, are guests at the Ocean view . ~
aSd Wardsn casg 1dsp aTth9r 6chIe spent
few days at the Manisses Hotel last week
Spring House bv Professor Truda's Orchestra on
Friday evening, assisted by Mrs Ida T. Johnson
Dr. Thomas NJ Trego. of Albany, is spending
Richard L. Peard of Hartford. is spending his
Arrivals for the week from New-York and vicin-
fly at the various hotels as follows:
son Mr. and Mrs w. II Arnold Mr. and Mrs. F.
J. Smythe and child Mrs. II. p Porter, Mrs. Halo
Kins. Miss Bailey. Lathrop Hopkins A NJ Knowl-
I son. Mr.. and Mrs NJ. c. Curtis. Mr.. and Mrs r. l.
Newell Mr.. and MIS-. Charles L. Barber Miss
Hazel HITCHCOCK; Mr. and Mrs. j. F. Maynard sia;lad
s: Lawery, Stevenson Towle, Mrs. n " FanGhot
Bessie Govern. George ". Roberts. Mrs George A
A. Waldo Mark s. Eenstalk. Edward Hassett n
Tould Mr. and Ms. Louis F. Merriam Mr. and
Leveridge. John Sewal, Mrs. John Gronard n "
Fassmann. w: F. Panoni, c: Morris Hathaway. H.
Fl. Keys and Mrs r. F. Ellis.
Manlsses Hotel-D. I. Caspar. David Hynard and
Bri1s IL S Ha ~ riRfrs Rfr SOg R6av M and
Mrs. W. n. Chaplin and two daughters, Mr. and
Miss Marion Bogardus, Miss Louise Bogardus Miss
Lucille Bogardus. DR.. o. 8. Marden, G. f; Weyeth,
Sara A. Hayward. Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Kelby,
Mr. and Mrs; Aren't; Miss Margaret Aren't Charles
Elizabeth F Crimmon, s NJ Hirsh, Mrs. A L.
Baum p m r & W. FEancse sed A iTs NanF Rnsm ri M BT
Wainwright, s. s. Blake and family, Mr.. and Mrs;
B. A. Greene, NJ BIosveren Mrs. B. Blosveren and
daughter Mrs. E. Coventry, Leroy Coventry, E.
Grace Coventry. George n. Taylor, P. I. Radtker.
S. D. Baker.
Eureka Hote-Mrs Dana. w. / Colby. Thomas
Dowerry. jr. Mrs. NJ P. Welch. Miss Welch Mrs.
]. H. Schoonmaker A. ]. Burns and family, Robert
Henry Miss Dorothy E. Meyer, Raymond Cote.
Louis Hess. Samuel Hess. Mr.. and Mrs. White, H.
Freed. Howell Harlow, Nathaniel Dckerson, De
Forrest Payne. Clarence DickersOn Mr.. and Mrs
George W Murray, L. d. Soule. jr., George Law,
Miss White and Miss Mary White
The NationaI-W. ]. Cooper, ". II. Cooper.
Charles NJ. Broas. Mrs. L. McCabe. Miss Mccall
Miss Katharine NcCabe. Miss Anna Moonay, GIL
bert D. Saunt, Lily Hourah, Miss Sadie Billing
heimer. ". F. Osborn. Mrs. W. F. Osborn, James
A Brown, W j. Whiting, Willard n BayIs.
James N Abby, w. B Thompson, ". Creary
Thompson. Charles B. Brown. Fred A Brown,
Mr.. and Mrs. L. H. Rouger, L. H Rouser, jr..
/ Herman Clark. Marcus L. Duggan. Mr.. and Mrs.
J. D. Boust, Mary F. Hart and Mr.. and Mrs. H. L.
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