New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-07-27
AT NARRAGANSETT PIER.
TOO COOL FOR NATTY SUITS on
BATHING BEACH.

Narragansett Pier. r. l., July 26 (SpeciaD-Activ-
ity new and greatly appreciated has begun at
beach hotel and Country Club and from now on
until the closes there will be some attrae-
ton to take the attention constantly.
Cary D. Langhorne. L. S. N. and the Misses
Ianghorne of Washington, at the Imperial
Counterfeit coin OF small denomination is being
passed at the Pier the usually shrewd trades
people.
An invitation golf tournament has been on at
the country club the last three days Of this week
The affair in charge OF E. A. Mitchell. Horace
Wylie and Philip NJ. Prescott.
The Children's dance each Tuesday afternoon at
the Mathewson is the delight OF the little ones In
that popular house.
The fish catches Of the last week include nine
and a half pound bass caught by jeremiah Potter
and a three and half pound founder by Edward
Powell OF Denver.
Mrs Franklin Osgood of New-York recently
gave a seven handed euchre party at the Mathew
The air is stn trne cool for the comfortable
display OF nattv bathing suits on the beach.
Mrs. A. +. Hoffman. OF New-York has opened
Hfl Crest cottage. in Gibson-ave.
Table dhote dinners followed by dancing are to
be OF frequent occurrence at the Country Club
social event last week was a seven handed
euchre party at the Gladstone. under the direction
OF Mrs w. H. Austin. OF New-York.
The polo players are arriving. and practice is on
afternoons at the Country Club. Among those
taking part thus far have been T. Havemeyer
r. J. Collier and f Brayton. The Myoplas plan
TO enter the lists ut the Pier this season.
The coming horse show promises attract IN
divided attention. Entries will be due. Mean
while. horses and ponies are being put In condi-
ton for the coming event
Miss Mary Curtis Lee daughter OF General Rob
ert T. Lee is guest at the Atlantic
Mr. and Mrs Joseph Leidy. gave chidren's
nifty children found enjoyment
Pier pastor has been before the Town Council
asking that the saloons be required TO take down
their window screens on Sunday and more fully
obey the law. He is willing TO accept the office
OF Chief OF Police II the present incumbent doesn't
on sunday was also offensive to members OF the
the lively Pier
The arrivals include the following New Workers.
Mrs. s. L. Van Duzer Miss Van Duzer and Frank
Metatoxet-Mrs. p. F. comstock. Alice E. Nor
reIl. Mr. and Mrs. T. F. Walsh. Mr. and Mrs
f. l.. Roberts Harold NJ Roberts ST George
Fechtig F. NJ Smith. W. W. Phillips and c. {.
Hunt.
Observation-Disclosures A. Barlson. Mrs T A. En-
met, ". J. b. DAILY, DR. J. ID. Emmett and w
Laney.
Mathewson-M. Dobson. F. S Willard. NJ r..
O'Connor. Mrs. Aldah OConnor. Miss Julia O'Con-
nor. Fl. c. Darling. Mrs. James II. Rees Marie
Bench. Mrs. NJ. Goodwin. Mrs. Irene Frye Miss
Maude f. Benson, Mr.; and Mrs. Z. Chisholm. Ed
Flag. II. S. stillman Mrs S. f. Clark. Miss
Josephine Clark. Maurice Bowles C. f. Bachelor
Miss Katherine de Routhal. Miss l.. Steven Mr.
and Mrs George Keister. Mr.. and Mrs. F. M
z. Shohs.
Gladstone-Mrs Fletcher Vosburg F. V Hussey
the Misses Weeden. /. l.. Arnold. Mrs NJ. Good
win. James b. Stokes. c. b. Harris and A. c. GIL
bert.
Imperial-Mrs. H. Corning l.. Corning Madeline
Corning F. o. Beach Mr.. and Mrs. Percival