New-York tribune., 1904-08-07

returned from a days trip with more than nfty
blackhsh Mackerel have been lured 20 the hook.
but not in such satisfying numbers
Tho date Of the annual ball al the Ocean House.
which is always tine event of the season. has been
changed from the 10Th the 18th, the former
date would hav, couHIcted with elaborate lawn
fete TO be given for the benefit OF the Womens
Exchange. ou the grounds OF Charles 2. CottreH.
Edgar Cottrell and Mrs g Byron Cottrell in
Westerly.
After two months vacation the crew OF the
ife saving station is again duty. with the mem
bers the same last year. The weekly drills al
ways prove interesting the summer visitors. who
90 20 the point TO watch the exercises. consisting
OF drill with the breeches buoy. the self-righting
and seIf-bailing surf boat flag drtu with interua-
tional and general service codes and restoring the
apparently drowned The ice plant which has
been closed thus far in the season because the
crop of natural heavy last winter IS to be
started up Monday.
A cottage Is TO be built the near future across
the street from the Watch Hin House. for Brad
ford ShiukIe Of Louisville, KY, who is the owner
OF the Watch Hill House estate. The site IS ideal
overlooking the east beach. with Block Island and
Long Island In the distance
The much talked OF economic policy pursued by
the Consolidated road caused annoyance to several
cottasers from Watch Hill. returning 10 New
York last Sunda- night The service far
satisfactory that they gladly put their names
70 the list OF those drew up a forma. protest
OF such methods
before but a movement is foot 70 estab-
ush one on the Misquamicut Golf Club grounds
/ The land company ot that name has outlined a
plan If there IS sufficient demand. 70 build cot
tages about the clubhouse where meals may be FUR
nished those who dislike housekeeping In the
summer months The company great deal
OF land here with unobscured view OF the ocean.
and the clubhouse easily be made into a roomy
casino Cares have been issued TO possible house
| holders, especially 10 members Of the club
Ffa nj club Is than ever before IN It's
history. although golf itselc is not the predominant
| ing feature. This is due largely to the luncheon
/ parties that fad. Those entertaining this
! week have been Mrs Park Painter in honor Of
| Mrs Darlington with fourteen guests: Miss Pit
ney with twenty guests; Miss Pope. with the same
| number. and Dr.. Hin. with six in the party; Mrs
Thayer entertaiued at luncheon followed by bridge.
! 80 - formal dinner to twentv-ive followed by
/ dancing ta- main room IN the evening. an tnnQ-
/ vatiOn much enjoyed by the favored guests This
! function was Of added interest In the announce
/ ment Of the engagement of Miss Mary Belle Hud-
son and J. r. Coffin, both OF New-York Another
innovation Is the serving OF tea and toast on the
clubhouse verandas to members and their friends
The handicap event eighteen holes medal play.
was played of for the Perrin Cup Friday and
same score were submitted In the last handicap
| cent f)T Reningtnn who plays reularIa bly,
! good game Tor amateur. won with a gross score
| of 70. which did not need his handicap or o or
Those 5i from NeT-York and Vicinity stopping
| the watch Hin House just now include:
E E Bater Mr aHd Mrs % Haiseg rechneT Mrs George
| Il Pott Mrs Wyr&oop. Hsgry Bogart. II. ia arling.
! Bryan r c colt. 4 I. Dickinson Mrs G. h Mills,
! o. E F4naey. =. " folsom, pr- J. X sharp Mrs. "
| ley. Mrs. L. Bradley Miss 4 B. Bradey, F Il BRAD
leg. Miss ShoJweli n. cross. Mrs \ e. Jones. Ars
Il A Freeman Mrs F C. Bradford; NJ +. II. Ear'
/ . Bradley, g. g. bradley M ana Mrs Herman Fem.
! Herman Behr jr. Karl 7 Behr Gertrude Behr Miss
/. NJ DUgan, AultR. Mr. and Mrs E b Cobt.
Mrs. NJ o. White, Mrs. r. n. and Miss Il Paul
At the Ocean House the newcomers are Mrs Ridley
Watts, Mr.. and Ms. z. P Goodwin, Mr and Mrs NJ
Northrop. Miss NorthTop. Mr.. and Mrs William g De
Witt. Miss Marjorie Langley Miss Edith NJ Langley.
John c champion. Thomas Miaford John IL seovtile'
Mrs. A. G. Gurney, Miss Ciurney. Mr.. Fred Brooks.
Miss Brooks Miss Fletcher. Mr and Mrs Andrew
Fletcher Frederic Brooks Brooks. NJ Natalie
Foots. Miss Hopkins Mrs P Upson- Mrs A Curtiss,
Miss s. H Matthews, F. L sehoonmak-r. g H Tucker
| ana A L Lstchford
Al the Plinpton are Mrs A P Conkling. Miss Helen
Fuller Clarke, Miss n. Israel. ". T. Bingham Mrs W
/ T. Bingham Miss Bingham and Miss a IL Bingham.