New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-17
Sea Rreezes Lure
Notable Throngg to
Narragannsett Pier
Hotels, Country Club and
Villas Are Scenes of Cay
Events: improvements
Add TO Colony's Pleasures

Specl0 DtsDGtch to The Tribune e.
NARRAGANSETT PIER, R. l., July
Midsummer finds Narragansett
Pier full Of people from every part of
| the land, and while the weather for the
greater part of the past week has been
chara cterized by more fog and rain
| than Narragansett has seen for a dec
AIDE, not suggestion Of the humidity
and sultry weather conditions which
hove existed in the cities has been
experienced here. On the contrary
| Narragansett has been blissfully i'm
mune from summers heat, and ocean
breezes, straight from the Atlantic,
have filled the landscape with health
| giving ozone. Sunshine after the rain
brought every one out into the open
again and the Casino and Point judith
Country CLUB became the centers of
social life
The Bridge Club at Narragansett,
| olganized last season by Mrs. Frank
Samuel, of Philadelphia, and of which
ccssive Monday nights at the Point
Judith Country Club The first meet
ing of the club took place at the coun-
try club on Monday evening, with Mrs.
Samuel as the hostess. The member
ship of the club includes the follow
ing of the villa colony: Mr.. Philip S.
P. Randolph, Philadelphia, president
of the Point Judith Polo Club; Philip
S. P Randolph jr., Mrs. John r. Fell,
Mrs, Thomas Harvey Dougherty jr.,
Mrs. Clement R.. Wainwright, Mrs. Ed
ward L. Walsh, Mrs. George Poulieff,
Mrs. Caryl Roberts. Mrs. George f.
Ballard, Mrs. Shipley Dixon, Mrs. Daw
son Coleman, Mrs. John w. Converse,
all of the Philadelphia fashionable set.
Mrs. Francis Robinson, Mrs. Philip
and Mrs. David s. Baker and the
Misses Gertrude and Beatrice de Cop
pet, New York. Mrs. Joseph Dilworth,
of Pittsburgh, Mrs. Saunders P. Jones,
Mrs John Churchill, of LouisviNe, KY,
Mrs Howard Richmond, Mrs. Rush
Sturgess, Mrs. Ernest 7. H. Metcalf,
OF Providence, Miss Sarah r. Baldwin,
Miss Lille Getchell, of Baltimore
All Narragansett is now looking for
ward to the polo tournament at the
Point Judith Polo Club, which will
start on August ] and continue on to
August Is. The tournament this year
is looked upon as the best that has
been held at the Pier, lnasmuch as
ptAGl SNciy OHS VI lHc ltetuD Der .
sent over to England to represent
America viii come here.
Rodman Wanamaker, of Philadelphia,
one of the prominent PLAYERS here, wha
has been playing in England, is soon to
sail for America, accompanied by his
mother. Mrs. Archibald Thomson, of
Philadelphia. They will come direct to
their villa here, Bass Rock Farm, on
the cliffs.
:. Among those who registered at the
Casino for the season during the last
week were the following; Mrs. Samuel
H Valentine, Mrs. Joseph Ryerson, Mr..
and Mrs. George F. Naphen, Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry B. Kane, New York; Frank
Samuel and family, Philadelphia; Cap
tain and Mrs. Isaac E. Emerson, Balti-
more; Mr.. and Mrs. b. Fl. Bristow
Draper Boston; Mrs. William B. Nc
E!roy, Providence.
Vicomtessa. jules Henri de Sibour,
Blaise de SH5our and Master Jean de
sihour, old hahitues of the Pier, ar
rived ct the Massasoit during tie last
week for the season.