The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-12

BoGgs Of New York. who motorcd over
to the Pier from Watch Hin; u. Russell
Brown. a former Governor of Rhode ISL
and. took dinner with Mrs w. IL. Greene,
Mrs e. Alden and Mrs. W. w. Pierce
of the Pier Others who have dined al the
Casino during the week are Capt. Frank
W. Kellogg l.. : ~, and MIR and Mrs.
John Il. Kellogg. Mr. and Mrs. Isaac
Clothier. Jr. of Philadelphia. =. 5. P.
Randolph. Jr,. and Miss Beverly James
OF New York.
Those of the summer colony at Nara
Eansctt who are members OF the recently
organized Scarborough Beach Club had
their first opportunity this week 10 take a
dip In the surf at one OF the finest spots
for bathing on the whole Atlantic coast.
The famous Scarborough beach Is situated
about two miles south Of the Pier proper.
on the Point Judith road Tho new
Scarborough Beach Club IL n private as
ISOLATION composed of members of the
summer colony of co;tagers nj tho Pier
and was organized last autumn for the
purpose OF developing the Scarborough
beach as IA private bathing beach like
Bailey's Beach at Newport. r. 8. p.
Randolph of Philadelphia is president OF
the club.
The bathing pavilion, which when nm
ished will he 200 foot structure with
two wings sINty-five feet long. will have
100 individual rooms and will also have
large open concourse, where during
the bathing hours spectators may watch
the bathers, where refreshments may be
served and where dances will be given
later In the season. Work on the pavilion
was commenced OF June 10. and one-half
of the structure was completed carly this
week.
The special aviation features planned
for this week. under the auspices OF the
Mathewson Hotel. have been delayed on
81 .AA,f O. h.
hydroaeroplane OF Harry Jones. who had
arranged TO fly regularly during tho week
between Narragansctt Pier and Newport
The flying boat IL being repaired. and In
all probability II will be IN readiness for
flights tomorrow. or nj any rate carly
next week. Mr.. Jones, VINO Is ono OF tho
few avlators of the country who have re-
ceived licenses to carry the United States
mails. attempted short time ago to e.
tahlish a temporary mail route by mir
from Providence TO New York.
4 campaign has just been started BY
the Narragansett Village Improvement
Association. which comprises many Of tho
ladies Of the Pier and of Wakefield. TO
eXterminate the tent caterpillar from this
district. An entertainment IL TO be given
on July % by Miss Beatrice Herford and
Mrs Arthur Henry, known under her
maiden name or Glare Hummer as the
author OF many popular songs, and tho
ptOtttuS VIII ne uNfu III lub CtfUptlBu
against tree pests.
An entertainment was given yesterday
nj Hazard Castle. one OF the most pctur-
esque OF the old estates OF the Pier. for
the benefit of the Wellesley College IRE
fund The entertainment was under the
immediate supervision OF Miss Caroline
Hazard OF Peace Dale, a former president
of Wellesley.
The Point judith Country Club which
has been open now for a month. has
been attracting golf and tennis enthusi-
asts alike, The annual open tennis tour
namcnt of the club. TO be held this year
a usual under the auspices OF the United
States National Lawn Tennis Associa-
ton. will commence on August g. A han
dicap golf tuornapent, plans Tor which
are being laid by the golf committee OF
the club OF which the Rev Philip NJ
Prescott is chairman, will probably take
place during the first week OF August,
Mrs Samuel Valentine OF New York
gave a small dinner party at her villa,
Valmar, on tho GINS on Friday eve
ming for her house guests. DIR, and Mrs
Walter Lambert, Mr.. and Mrs Alexander
Won Goutard and Louis Keller OF New
York
Mr., and Mrs. Newbold Edgar OF New
York and of Southampton, l.. l.. who have
been spending the early season at Nara
Ransett Cottage. left the Pier on Wednes-
day for Bar Harbor. where they will stay
for several weeks. prior TO a trip to Eu-
rope.
The first OF the regular midweek hops.
TO be held every Wednesday throughout
the summer. was given at the Casino this
week. Other dances that have been pop
ular at the Pier so far this season ara
those given nightly at the Mathewson and
Gladstone hotels. and the afternoon tea
dances AT the Mathewson have been az
| tended by many of the cottagers and hotel
guests,