The New York herald., 1921-06-12
Demand for Houses
at Narragansett
Newly Organized Improvement
Association q Factor i'm
Bright Outlook.

Special Despatch to THE NEW York HERALD.
NARRAGANsErr PIER, June ia gen.
eral feeling of optimism prevails con-
cerning the coming season. There is an
unprecedented demand for cottages. and
the newly organized Improvement Asso-
citation Is another large factor In the
bright outlook.
The list OF officers and directors Is ::
President. Capt, Isaac Il. Emerson, Bal
timore first vice-president. George F..
Naphen. New York; second vice-presi-
dent. Rowland Hazard, Peace Dale. II.
l., third vice-president, Mrs. Irving II.
Chase. Waterbury. Conn. secretary
treasurer. Thomas G. Hazard, Peace
Dale directors. DIR. Charles Hitchcock.
Henry Brovoort Kane, Peter A. Porter.
NJ c. Bowler New York !. Philip 8. p.
Randolph, Philadelphia Rowland Haz-
ard, Peace Dale; Walter A. Nye, for
merly owner of the Imperial Hotel here !:
Mrs. Avici Borda. Miss Sarah Walsh, w.
Herbert Caswell, Frank II. Caswell.
John Bristow, Joseph l. Denico of Mar
ragansett Pier: Robert J. B. Sullivan,
Joseph Samuels, Edgar J. Lownes. James
G. Potter, Providence Mr. Rush Sturges
of Providence Is counsel
The parish OF st. Peters by the Sea
will have this season for the first time
a surpliced choir of boys and girls of
the summer colony who win sing at the
Sunday morning service under the d.
rection of Stuart Ross A soprano SOLO
ist also will; sing. This musical innova-
ton Is due to the generosity OF Mrs.
Merwin White of Providence, who for
several seasons past has provided the
music at st. Peters.
The Point Judith Country Club Will
rrst.- - l..o AAa
renovated and refurnished. An innova-
tion Is a ladies' committee. Mrs. Edward
l.. Welsh is chairman, and her assocl-
ates are Mrs James @. Baine, Jr, OF
New York: Mrs. Rowland Hazard.
Peace Dale, and Mrs. John Churchill
OF Louisville. Ky.
The Massasot Hotel will open June
15 The new Carleton, formerly Kinney
Lodge. on the ocean front. leased and
remodeled by Francois Gioja. manager
OF the Casino. will open earlier than an
ticipated. on June 30.
Mrs. william G.. Strawbrldge Of Phil
adelphia. Mr.. and Mrs. A. X. Wampole
and family Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. Thorn
ton and family and Mr.. Alexander Cor
don, Jr.. OF Baltimore, will return 20
the Imperial this season.
The cottage colony IL filling up. Mr..
and Mrs. William T. Shepherd OF New
York have arrived and have with them
their daughter. Mrs. Ernest Harrah Of
New York. and children. Dr. and Mrs.
Charles Hitchcock OF New York are here
and have with them their daughter. Mrs.
s. Hnman Bird OF New York. and
children.
Mrs. Henry deCoppet OF New York
has arrived with her daughters. Misses
Gertrude and Beatrice deCoppet
Mr.. and Mrs. John n. Lewis Of Prov
idence are at Wakefield. where they will
be Joined by their sons. John p. Lewis.
Jr.. OF Yale, and Arthur II. W Lewis
OF Salisbury School. Connecticut.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Parsons Cross of
Providence will not open their Wake
field place. as Mrs. Cross and her three
daughters are on the way 10 Europe.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank L. Hinckley Of
Providence have rented house here.
Mrs. Hinckley's brother and sister-in-
law. Mr.. and Mrs. David s. Baker OF
Greenwich. Conn. will Join them here.