New-York tribune., 1902-07-13
THE WEEK AT THE PIER.
HOT WEATHER BRINGS 10Y tn THE
HEARTS OF THE HOTEL
PROPRIETORS
PROPRIETORS


Narrasansetr Pier. R L. July L (speciaD.-The
last week has been of peculiar interest 10
summer resort people. and especially those whose
money is invested in businesses that require the
presence OF multitudes OF visitors 10 make them
prontabie- The continued cold weather OF the arst
part OF the week sent chill down the spines Of
these long suffering people. and many were half
resigned TO the inevitable poor season But the
hot wave OF Wednesday revived them wonderfully
and they are willing 70 forget the past IL the
weather clerk viii only dispense a continuous
stream OF hot. sizzling weather
The hotel proprietors are planning ample enter
tainments for their guests. with a variety too. 10
please almost everybody The Imperial basement
will contain the sport OF the house with ping pong
snurebOard and pool and billiard tables. Tennis
and croquet have been provided for in the Open air
The MathewsOn viii make speciaItes of its hops
musicals and concerts The musicals will be given
on Wednesday and Saturday evenings during the
entire season The concerts will be given on
Thursday and Sunday evenings. under the direction
OF Purdon Robinson. bsrytone at the Madison
Square Church in New-YOrk. The first concert
introduced three solosts Pier audiences.
They We're Nine Rosa kinde. contraIto; Mss
Wright, soprano and c. r. Hargreaves. tenor Mr..
Moore, proprietor OF the Gladstone. does not In
tend to lose any Of the benefits derived by the
establishment last season by Mr.. Srearns or the
Grecian gardens on the lawn OF the hotel. Some
three hundred and fifty electric lights glow in thu
evening in and about the colored canopies which
have been located further away from the street
and nearer the kitchen Concerts are given By the
orchestra from 12:SO TO 40 and II D. n AT the
new Burnside Mr. Burns has a verftabIe little
casino. almost on the beach. II is ilumined BY
electric lights. the orchestra plays morning.
and evening, and the patron gazes out the water
while enjoying his repast
The Point Judith Country Club should prove
Of attraction in the coming weeks. With the
revival of tennis. the popularity OF golf and the
pleasures Of the clubhouse there should be
thing there about all the time The polo IN
August is sure and enthusiastic horde Of spec
tators will gladly welcome back TO America the
Waterburys and all who have been playing ths
hard. fast game abroad But the club managers
are not content 70 stop there, and arranging
for a horse show. 10 be given on August J.
New-York is credited with Cwsnry-seven names
the list Of cottagers. They are A c. Gunter Morn
ingside; H. D. Kountze, villa Carna5 Charles
Hitchcock, Hopewelli Robert Talbot, Castle Com
| fort: Francis s Kinney. Kinney Cottage; Dr. w
| D Buchanan, Bonnie Bourne Park Theodore
Braine Snug Harbor: Miss Rhfnelander, Stone Lea.
| H L Griggs. Griggs Cottage; Richard HUdnut.
| Scarborough; P F. Collier. Canonchets Charles
Curtis Smthie; Dr. RueI B. Karfbe. Gulstcn;
Willard P Ward. BreeZecote; Mrs. ". 8. Chapin.
| Taylor Cottage; Dr. I. n. Wheeler. Ninigret: H.
| De Coppet. Summerstayi R. L. Foster. Wyvenhurst.
| the Misses Bouvier. Lasata; Mrs George Bliss
! Maplehursr; Henry P Nash. Holran Cottage; H B.
i Kane. Ridge Lawn; ". Il. Lane, Sans Soucf; E E
| O'Dwyer. Waverly; PUrdon Robinson. Over Yon-
| der: Mrs John H Watson. Melrose. and ". II.
| Ivins. Breezes-
| The army has had recent representatives az the
several hotels. among them being Colonel E D.
/ Judd and Allen Lsfast, a the MaJhewsOn. and
J James Oakes, at the Metatoxet
1 AT the Presbyterian church last Sunday the Rev.
1 Francis z. MaTstsn, OF New-YOrk. the preach
| er. Well known clerSymen have been engaged 10
/ preach each Sunday during the season
1 Arrivals at the MathewsOn have included Mr. and
| Mrs o. H Keep. G. L Lawrence, Mrs Franklin
| OsgoOd, Miss Destermer Mr. and Mrs. B. D.
Weeden. Mrs. A l. Stevenson. Mr. and Mrs Charles
1
Miss Ida Bierderman. F X Robertson Mr.. and
Mrs. William Danielson. Rosa Linde. Nellie Wright.
! G R. Hargraves. W. 4 Chapman E B. Laughlin.
/ Z. A Weidiuger. Stuart Close, z. D. Judd. Mrs.
/ Marshall ]. Allen, Miss J. ". Garnyak. Edmund
! Carleton. Mrs. F. II. Bangs. H Bachelor Mr. and
/ Mrs F s NJ Blum. r. VI. Blum, Anita Blum
| Mile KnoebeI DR.. and Mrs J. ". Lyon. Henry
/ Thys, o. T Keeps. Charles r HaluwelI. Mabel
| HaIiwell. Mrs. L. B Sullivan. Mr.. and Mrs R. 5
| Darling " Erdwan. E Erdwan. VI. ]. Boun. Mr..
and Mrs. II. A BOUvier. Mrs z. A Nichols. 5. c.
/ Rice. J. B. BOIIardu. Mrs {. " DeIwar. John ].
/ QBrien, 3. 2. Repton Mr.; and Mrs. A P Kicker.
| Mrs. P, A Hedgman. Mr. and Mrs. y Il Moves.
F. P; Wright Mr.. and Mrs Marcus Stein and 4Ir.
Imperal-Mrs: L 3, Duryea, Miss Norton. Mrs.
Go9dSPeed General and Mrs E. A Starring. Mr.
/ G; C;Tidi Mrs = o. Beacb Colonel ! H 4isx,
| ander Mr.. and Mrs. Edison Bradley, Mss c: Leila
| W. A Fraser. Miss z P Smith, Mrs; W J. West
cote. Mr. and Mrs F. a + kun4aer Elsie P Robin.
II
Atwood-A H NeI Mrs. A Rosander. Mrs. Cur
/ tis and Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred southern
CIark's-C. r Tenant, T. A. Middleton and J. I
' Middleton.
Gladstone-Henry Van Holland George Bell. VI
B. CromptOn, Miss CrOmpJOn. Mrs c. W Hubbard.
and Mrs. J. W. Argenbright. B. A Burns H c
Yeager, w c Whttau E = Burke and Miss " C
/ Crane.
/ CIreene's Inn-Heurietta B. Andrei Mrs g. Fleet
| Spier. Miss Lura E Shaw and S. Fish, il.
Atantic-Niss Carrie Burroughs, Charles A
WeisSmann. Mrs J. B. BerreC, Miss NJ e o. D.
Brett. Mr.. and Mrs Frank p. Tenney, Dudley l.
Tenney. Miss Carlyle Peterson and Harold r. Tai
| Revere-Mrs. Bush Miss Rogers Mrs. La Mon
/ tague Miss La Montague, {. u Williams. Weston
Williams and II. ElSOn-
/ Chase. E A Hail. Mrs George H Browning A. c
Kune. Mss A 5. Lane. J. H Hanan. Miss R A
Thanet. c. NJ Minton, Miss ". h MinIon and Miss
Metatoxet-M F. France Mr.. and Mrs I. A
Kaufman. Mrs. c L Hunt. B. A Burns and Mr.
and Mrs. w E. Hamilton and child
Burnside-Phil T Thurn and Fred Calderwood-
MassasOit-C- H DOrr. Mrs z NJ Schenckoerg.
Miss E II SChenckberg. A L Hedsler. H c
Darling n E TutIle, Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ TOhin.
Mr. and Mrs. Fl. p Nash. Mr.. and Mrs. John II.
Mr. and Mrs. James Hartman. Miss Alice Harri-
man Mrs. Franklin OsgOOd. Miss DESERVES. Dr.
Shonas A Emmet T A Emmett. Jr. Henry ds
sibours and child, W. ; Chaplin, s Hertz and A j.
Pettaouannscutt-Mrs. C. c. Hunt Louis Agostini.
Mrs NJ Smith, Miss Anna VI. Smith. Eta Duncan
and Mrs Mary E. Gafney-
At THE HOTEL CH4NPL4Iy-
Hotel Champlain, y Y July Z (speciaD--Ths
social life at this charming lakeside resort has
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