New-York tribune., 1919-06-29
Returned Soldiers Add
To Narraganseft Cayety
Ideal Weather Sends Villa
Colony to Yachts and Golf
Course for Sports
.Specia, Correspondence

Special Correspondence
NARRAGANSETT PIER, r. l., June
2S.-The week has been ideal for out
door sports,s sand the large villa col
ony is celebrating peace by enjoying
life to the full in the open.
Yachting parties, in pleasure craft
but recently returned by the govern
ment; golf and tennis at the Point
Judith Country Club, motoring along
the wonderful roads, and always the
gay bathing hour at the beach, have
all been entered into with keenest
zest
The attendance of young men re-
Gently in the service will be feature
of the ball and buffet supper which
opens the Casino the evening Of July
4. Large parties will come from New
port, including many naval officers
from the War College, now directed by
Admiral Sims, and there will be real
joyous celebration Of the return of
peace.
Community Dance Planned
There will be community dances at
the Towers, over the gateway of the
old Casino, every Tuesday and Fri
day night.
A popular fad Of the summer colony
at present is to motor. after golf and
tennis games at the Point Judith Coun-
try Club, to the Dove and Distaff tea
room at Peacedale. 1t is managed by
the Cooperative Community Associa-
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. William E. Shepherd, of
16 East Sixtyninth Street, Manhattan.
will arrive next week. Their daughter.
Mrs. Ernest Harrah, formerly Miss
Maude G. Shepherd, and Mr. Harrah,
who were married at the Pier last SUM-
mer, will slond the season with them
Lieutenant Colonel William T. Shep-
herd, jr., now with the army of occupa-
tion in Germany, is expected to join
them in August.
Mr. and Mrs. James H. Snowden, of
420 Park Avenue, Manhattan, arrived
Thursday for the season at Hazards
Castle, belonging to the estate of the
late ]. N Hazard They have made ex-
tensivc alterations and improvements
in the fine old place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Hugcr McAdoo
and their two children, of Baltimore,
will spend part of the summer with
Mrs McAdoo's mother. Mrs. Isaac En-
erson, and Captain Emerson at their
new villa on the Rocks
Philadelphians at Pier
Miss May Adams, of Washington, ar ar.
rived to-day for months stay. Mr.
and Mrs. William Townsend Wright, of
St. David's, Philadelphia, arrived
Thursday at Gillian Lodge, on Ocean
Road.
Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Fell, of Camp
Hill. Fort Washington. PHILADELPHIA.
opened their villa. Wildhcld Lodge, yes
terday. They have made extensive inn
provements this season.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry S. Sprague, of
Providence, have been at The Gables
since June 1.
Miss Vivian Bcebc, of New York, and
+. A. SHELTON. of Boston. are the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Talbot Hanan, at Bris-
tow Cottages.
Additions to Villa Colony
New additions to the villa colony
this week include B. II. Brstow Dra-
per, of Hopedale. Mass, at Washburn
Cottage; George Thorton Greedy, Of
New York, Holiday House; Herbert
n. Rice, of Providence, Rosalind Cot
tage and Andrew Golden, Of Provi-
dencc, Kanc Cottage.
Among those who have engaged
suites for the season at the Sherry
bathing pavilion arc A. II. Smith,
president of the New York Central
Railroad. who has Rockhurst Villa;
Jascha Heifctz, the violinist; Kennett
Cowan, Stanley Henshaw Nine dc
Polkowska, P. A. Porter, jr., William
A. Lcber, Merwin White. William G.
Bryant, Mrs. f. II. Timmons, Miss
Dorothy Norris, A. J. Conroy and
August Busch
Some of the New Workers who are
booked for the season at the Massa-
soft Hotel are Miss Mary Van Buren
Vanderpocl, Mr.. and Mrs. Fleming
Tuckcrman and family, Mrs. w. f.
Gilbert, Mrs. Harry Hoylc Butts, Fran
els Renaut. Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ To-
bin, DR.. j. u. Emmet, Miss Elise
Schenkberg, Mrs. John Rosandcr, Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. P. Connolly Mr.. and Mrs
G. r. Heminway. Mr.. and Mrs. j. K
Hooper and family, Mrs. John McCor-
macl; Gibson and Mr.. and Mrs. N. J.