The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-10-04

The observant shopper in the down
town stores need not be told that the
season at seaside and mountain is ended
and that society has returned to town:
for I'm the morning hours of the day fa-
miliar faces. which have long been missed.
are seen again in the stores and cafes
with Drowned faces and a general air of
renewed v.gor and vitality. which be-
speaks a long season among country
sights and scenes.
From the foreign lands, from the noun
tains of New Hampshire or the pictur-
esque shores of the Pine Tree state they
have come, or perchance from various
places near home.
During the past week, especially. there
has been a veritable exodus from the
Warwick Neck colony, the following hav-
ing closed their residences there and re-
turned to city homes and haunts: Mr.
and Mrs. Henry A. Pearce. DIR. and Mrs.
Henry A. whitmarsh, Colonel and Mrs
Cyrus Van Slyck, Mr. and Mrs. ]. NJ. r.
Taylor. Mr. and Mrs. r. w. Comstock,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Aldrich. Mr.. and Mrs.
w. c. Dart. Mrs. Bancroft and family,
Rev. DR.. Henshaw and family.
Senator and Mrs. Nelson w Aldrich
and family will remain at Warwick Neck
until late in the season. The Nightingales
will also linger late into the autumn, as
usual
Mrs. John d. Rockefeller, Jr., who with
her husband has been visiting her pa
rents, Senator and Mrs Aldrich. returned
TO New York yesterday. Mr.. Rockefeller
returned last Monday.
Mr. Barry Colt, Miss May Colt and Miss
Mary Lewis leave this city on Monday
for the Adirondacks.
Miss Mary Colt came up from Bristol
and spent Thursday with Miss Weeden.
Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe c. Washburn have
entered upon the Joys OF housekeeping
on Bowen street.
Miss Mollie Brownel OF this city dis
tinguished herself at the Women's Golf
championship match play at the Country
club. Brookline, on Wednesday, by win
ming the qualifying round. Miss Brownell
Gorham OF Philadelphia, who defeated
Mrs Edward A. Manice, the woman
champion OF this country. Miss Brown
nell was defeated by Mrs. Gorham by
2 up. Notwithstanding her defeat. how
ever, Miss Brownell played most excel
lent game. II being close match from
the start, not being decided I'm favor Of
Mrs. Gorham until the last green.
wedding last week was one OF the social
events OF Pawtucket. returned from their
bridal journey 10 the home OF Mrs. Nc
Bees parents, Mr.. and Mrs. u. +. Read,
Walcott street. on Thursday. They lef,
Pawtucket this morning enroute for
Union South Carolina. where Mr. McBee
Is rector OF 1ourishing Episcopal church.
there.
The engagement OF Miss Mary Greene
Nightingale, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
George c. Nightingale TO Mr..
| Harry Pearce. son OF Mr.. and Mrs
George Harry Pearcc, son OF Mr. and Mrs
| Henry Pcarce. Of George street. was for
mally announced on Monday Miss
| Nightingale was deluged with flowers
| from her hosts of friends. both young
| people receiving congratulations from
| far and near. Miss Nightingale has been
| the guest OF Mrs Pearce on George street
for the past few days.
| The execrable weather Of the week has
| seriously interfered with the Agawam
Hunt club and the various functions.
which had been planne dto take place dur
| pie, TO take place there IN connection
| with the season OF golf. which should be
| Just now. at Its height on account OF the
weather several golf and teunis events,
1 A. s.fa faL s.1a lt,..
| ing the past ten days, were postponed.
and the scedule stands now, as follows:
Saturday. oct. 4. Ladies' tennis. scratch
| Championship. Wednesday. Oct. y
Ladies invitation handicap golf for
the presidents cup. Saturday. Oct n.
Mems invitation handicap. Wednesday.
/ Oct l5 Ladies' championship. golf.
| qualifying round. fret s 20 qualify. Fin
ais. oct. Is. II holes. Saturday. Oct. %.
Ladies' handicap. Nov. I. Mems handi-
cap Nov. Is. Mems team match handi-
| con. Wednesday. Nov. 10. Ladies' team