New-York tribune., 1902-08-24
GAYETY AT THE PIER. ,
POLO AT POINT JUDITH COUNTRY CLUB
ATTRACTS MUCH ATTENTION
MANY YACHTING
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VISITORS -9r ao+


Narragansett Pier. r. /. Aug. 2S (speciaD-7SThe
chief of the week has been the series OF polo
games at the Point Judith Country Club grOunds-
There society has gathered in the afternoon TO
watch the playing of the teams m
Senator and Mrs. S. B. Elkns, of West Virginia,
have been visitors at the Pier this week They
guests at luncheon at the Grecian Gardens
given by Mr.. and Mrs George Gould.
The Little Casino is meeting with deserved sue
cess Its service daily appreciated by parties at
luncheon. Among those giving luncheons and din
ners have been Mrs. Frank Ellis to eight and Mrs
S. A. Culbertson. to nine 10
The Country Club dining continue popular. 2
judging from the gay parties that gather
there. Recent entertainers at dinner were MIS-
Samuel Welsh jr, c. NJ Marshall. Baron Jacques
Merronet de ST. Marc. OF Paris: Percival Kuhne
Charles Welsh, P. NJ Prescott jr.. Mrs. Bernard
NJ. Baker and Mrs L. Harrison Dulles
Yachting parties have been frequent visitors here
in the last few days Among them have been the
Margaret, Captain Isaac E Emerson; the ALTA
John II. FIagler. of New-York; the houseboat Nj
rodha owned by Sheffield Phelps and formerly
owned by Pierre LorilIard and the Atalanta Robert
Brock. of Philadelphia 3'ls
Bishop Thomas Conaty, of Washington has been
an Imperial guest the last week
Barclay II. warburton. of Philadelphia. soT-Ifi-
law of John Wanamaker. is guest at the Imperial
The Rev. W. d Buchanan of New-York Off
ciated at the Presbyterian Church on SUNDAY ana
IIiss SaIIie rockingham AkerS. of New-fork sang
AZ the ChIdren's carnival at the Mathewson last
Friday evening than one hundred took part
in the pretty dances OF all nations.
The assessors of the town of Narragansett have
found real estate valued S525.455. and personal
estate of slss 900 total of Ss.r3s55. This is gain
of SIS $50 over last year The rate OF taxation Is -
cents on each s10o of valuation.
THE Marionettes." a musical pantOmime. was
given on Monday evening at the Imperial. under
the direction of Oscar Duryes. for the benefit Of
the Presbyterian Church The children taking
part in it came from hotels and cottages
A Pier Hveryman let saddle horse on Sunday
afternoon to William L. Winton SO called
the animal being delivered at FinisterTe, an un-
occupied cottage. The hvergman became s'is-
pcious, and traced his property that night and
the next day finally locating his horse in Groton
and the at the Pequot. New-London
fashy pair of riding trousers led To the easy DC
lection of the man.
Automobiles have become somewhat annoying
and during the polo games the request was made
that the machines keep to Ocean Road. and give
the carriages undisputed control of the other
roads leading from the grounds of the Country
Club.
The polo games have brought in some notable
players. with George Gould and his two sons for
lakewood Alired - sanGIrpi n n f for Pont mann
The New-York arrivas:'
ciTaurs' Mr. aDd Mrs j. B McCarty Miss Bay
Iiss. Miss X. R; Baylss. G. F; Downing; William
Mi and Mrs. Walter stabler. Mrs Emma Cooper.
M Hc and NFa MRS John Hnn e n TaRt r and Mrs G.
Wright. W. King. Miss Helen King. Mrs w IL.
Jackson, Mrs A. H. Doty. III. w Walker. III. b
Thomas Dugan. Mr.. and Mrs George 3. Clarke.
MIR. and Mrs Percy H. Brundage and Mrs Mar
Metafoxet-Miss Z. C. Ives. Miss c. H Overton.
Horton. Mrs. c. 3. Tucker, E Hayes. F. Hayes.
f. Pauson. George II. Bryant, Mr. and Mrs Nj.
Fl. Wager William F. Tonilinson. C. Howard
Metz W. w Phillips. G. III. Hagan ir. and VIII
Gladstone-James H Hare. Mrs. J. 8. Harperday
ir.. Miss Congdon. Miss Gertrude O'Connor z. 4.
Martin w. H. A Fisher. John d Griffin e $.
Whitman. Mr. and Mrs V. 3. Clagsett. George ". .T
Roberts B. F. Smith, Clarence HalStead. L. l. Bern
heimer. Miss Marie F. Giles, Miss Z. Reineman and
ImperiaiNC D. Moss. NJ NJ Harris NJ s Bern
heiTner. Herbert N Rawlins. Arthur A Bbby. Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Fuller. Miss Frances c. Jones.
Henry s Kip. W r VI hip. Garrett Kip. %. II
Richard, J. q Caskin. the Misses Casktn Mr. a rc
Mrs. Wendell Baker. Mr.. and Mrs. Elery Anderson.
w p. Norton and Mrs. D. NaylOJ. = -l
Atwood-Count CoStiSliOle. Mrs. NJ o. Byrne. Miss
Byrne. Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Curtis, J. D. NickerzSp
and Mr.. and Mrs J. b OHara- ~
Nfassasoit-Mrs- J. r. Swramton. J. Donovan Sv-fiS
ton. Mrs J. J. Dusenberry. Miss Grace DusenberrS.
III. A. Crossman and II. NJ Feniday- -
Clark. Charles b. Clark. C T. Newbold. Mr.. ard
Mrs. Mccarthy Master c. T. Smith, Mr.. and Mrs
J. Horan. jr-. and Philip s MintOn. -
Atlantic-JOhn Flasler. Frank 2. Tenny Mr.. and
Mrs. Willard s. Brown and Louis Keller.
Revere-H. ElsCn. Mr. and Mrs. j. Mcguire. c. 9.
Haire T. Van Loan F. J. Turner Harry D. willis.
W. Turner. G. l.. Turner. F. and f. c. ShauShnessy
aud James 3. Townsend
Burnside-Mr- and Mrs. j. F. Stratton and Edith
Greene Inn--J D. Nickersoa Miss Edwina ri
Thorndike-Mrs s c. Blodgett. ir. Mr.. and. 3lrs,
T Drew Dunnen. Mrs. G.. C. Nichols. W. B. Scp-b b
field Mr.. ana Mrs /. c. Hasell. Miss Alice Haselko
II. Sclis'us and Miss T. Barnard. -f-H qas