Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-08-06
POLO MAD AGAIN.
Narragansett Working for Senior and
Junior Honors

Special Correspondence OF The Evening Star
NARRAGANSETT PIER. r. l.. Aug :.
Narragansett is up TO its ears in polo. and
II will be high treason To even mention any
other sport for ten days 10 come. 1t would
be nothing short of psychological study to
determine just how polo got such "A hold
here. as to dwarf every other form of out
door diversion. At no other summer resort
has ii proved such a feature. The matches
are put through rain shine. and all the
social observances of the period suggest the
tournament in progress at Wildield farm.
This week il was the the junior champion
ship: next week the seniors take a hand.
Everything all summer leads to polo. and
after the succeeding Newport games 10
which P-erites journey daily are past. the
hotel season falls to pieces within a week.
Late Washington hotel arrivals: Ernest
Wilkinson. Mrs. Peirce Crosby. Miss Jean
| Crosby. Mrs. Rogers Mrs. III. S. Balientine
and daughter Miss May Davis. Mrs Harris.
Richard Tyler. Miss Fitzgerald, Mr.. and
Mrs. William ID. West. Mrs. III. Ii. Wilson.
DR.. Wallace Neff.
Miss Courtenaye O'Donnell of Washington
is registered at the Casino.
Dr. and Mrs. James r. Sullivan or
Youghal Cottage gave dinner this week In
honor of Judge Edward ID. White of Wash
ington.
MIS-. John J. Amy and Miss Amy or
Washington attended the recent card party
at Rose cottage, the Ioi IleT Nho
women's prize.
J. A. Lochett of Washington gave a hotel
dinner one night this week.
Horace Wylie of Washington Is registered
at the Casino.
Thu, Rev. and Mrs +. NJ. Prescott enter
tanned "A party of sixteen persons at dinner
this week a the Point Judith Country Club-
The harbor and river congressional com
mittee of Washington Will soon VISIT here
to consider the completion of the Point
Judith breakwater.
Madame de Seacord and Ernest WIKI nson
of Washington this week won first and sec
ond prizes respectively. at the hotel card
party given by DR.. Henry Belt OF New
York. Mrs. Clagett and Mrs. Wilkinson OF
Washington were among those present.
Admiral UDshure of Washington is regis
tered at the Casino.
Mrs John {. Poor and Mrs. =. NJ. Pres
colt of Washington were among those no'Pu
at the recent luncheon gwen ny MIS- htnas
B. Kane of New York at the Little casino
Miss Margaret r.. Gale of Washington at
tended the cottage dinner parry ttcfh.ly
given by the Rev. and Mrs T. NJ. fresSDll.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Mitchell Oh
Washington are as prominent as ever IN
season in the tennis contests.
Miss Poor OF Washington was one or
those at the dinner given TINS wetK AZ 'ile
Casino by philip Randolph of Pmladelphla
Horace Wylie r. 4. Mitchell and W llilatI
c. Marrow are the Washington members vi
the new Casino Tennis Club. . s.,
Mrs Joln c. O'Donnel of Washington .
or, Of the members of the new Coulllon
CI,h and w c. Marrow of the capital city
one Of its managers. ~, ,,,e,
William c Marrow. Mr.. and MIS-. f-th ,'
Wilkinson and Philip Prescott OF NaSlii'9
ton attended many of the Casino dlncea'
Mrs William A. Slater Of Westminster
gave a luncheon this week. Sire also tooA
a psrty OF eleven on a special electric car "
the Suuantum Club, Providence LOT d ''''e
dinner - q, ,,.,,, ,,s. week
DIR. and Mrs James +. Sullivan laSt VIZ
cave n dinner at Youghal vllla lot the H.N,
" s. Caughey of Washington. AZ ""'o'
other Catholic prelates were pi - HV.sblnr-
- ,rhou,as n Anderson OF WaSnihs
ron is occasionally seen among the bathihs
thronG.