New-York tribune., 1902-08-03
AT NARRAGANSETT PIER.
MUCH LIFE AND ACTIVITY PREVAILING
POLO ENTRIES CLOSED PREPARA-
TORY TO TOURNAMENT

Narragansett Pier r. l.. Aug (Special-)-This
month will show most concusively to the critics Of
the Pier that there is still life in the famous old
resort and that society is ready ever to honor
its festaI occasions with it's presence Hotels.
beach. gardens and clubhouse viii resound with
the cheer and life of cid times
Broadmoor. Boston Neck Road. has been
opened by j. A. Locke and family. of East Orange,
for the season.
Count de CostigiaH. of Paris has been one of the
distinguished visitors the week. entertaining
and being entertained
The yacht WivyL owned by W. VI. WINS. OF New
York, has been anchored off Ocean Road. c. E
Rector and party on the yacht La Barbara have
also been Pier visitors The yacht Kisuet. with
Captain and Mrs. F. s. Smithers and Mr.. and Mrs
Kunhardt, Of New-York aboard stopped FRI
day. and then continued 10 Newport
dinner given last Saturday evening at the
Mathewson by Mr. and Mrs H B. Kane. when
Baron de Meryennet and Count de castigiali were
the guests of honor.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Collier spent the arst
few hours of their honeymoon at Canonehet, the
home of Mr.. Golfers father.
The polo entries closed July 81, and the tourna-
ment is from August II 70 20 There are to be
three eFents-the Narragansett cups, open to teams
of four. under the existing handicap; the Rhode
Island cups, open to teams whose handicap does
not exceed sixteen goals and individual handicap
exceeding five goals. and the Point Judith fat
In the golf tournament last week Horace Wyle
won the presidents cup ]. W. Loekett won In
the medal play, IS gross and 50 net There was
little interest taken in the tournament
Santos-DumOnt. the Brazilian inventor OF afr
ships, has been the Pier the last for short
stay.
The Sunday evening dinners at the Little Casino
proving popular last week thirty-dve dining
Among those who entertained were Mrs Frank
six, and Mr. Langhorne, party OF four
Bernard NJ. Baker. president OF the Atlantic
pera n + Brown Srn Presdent s of the Toledo and
Findlay Railroad, is at the Revere with his
The talk of the week has been almost entirely Of
the horse show. and it's success has been assured
The Chief of Police has returned a clean bill OF
health to the Town Council, declaring that he had
visited all the saloons and found no gambling I'M
plements of any kind
New York arrivals: ,
Mathewson-NIr. and Mrs. H W. Taylor. Herbert
?. Brown. MIR. and Mrs A ]. Kitz. J. Seaver
Albert r. Ross, Mr. and Mrs l. J. Manx. 3. Manx,
Miss Maloney. John j. OBrien. Wilson warren
EIrichi sliu Mr. and Mrs NJ M Van Bnren. Mr.. and
Mrs D. G. Webb. Ernest Hubbard. Mr. and Mrs.
w H. Stewart Mrs F. w Brooks si,. FTanSn 0r5dI
nell, Miss A. 3. Favy, T. Goodwin, George ketsler
and Mr. and Mrs A. w. Lubin.
wsse h Hsynd 1a nfs sa R RsPsM Ws kaRn
Bssereit Mfs. i 81 aaEt; Nr ana M5s; william
Eckels 1r. h. G. Julian, Mrs. F. g. Dupont. H r
0lsaTnsh Burnsiasm5oRn sn I'M I Nolan. Mrs B Dexter,
Henry T. Keyser, R. NJ Peters. Miss n p Able
Mr. ana Mrs Mrs ,- 6 Aus1Ia Fnt6 Sarah NJ Bod~e' Il
stone Baroness voa Holz. Mr. and Mrs j. F.
Gregory. DR.. B. a, Burns, H. NJ Roberts and F. NJ
Smith
MRS 5 Marsha & Vaughn and MRS. Rob.
ert 3. Bach