New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-24

Narragansett Pier
Set Has Quiet Week;
Big Events Planned
Usual Round of Dinners and
Bridge Parties Fill Time
While Leaders Prepare for
Charity Ball Next Friday

NARRAGANSETT PIER, July %
Narragansett seems to have been in q
quiescent state during the week and
little gayety, save the usual rounds of
dinners, luncheons, bridge, and, of
course, tennis, has been recorded.
Everything just now, however, is in
the planning and every one on the
qui vive for future events which the
end of the month will usher in.
On Friday night. July 20, the annual
Charity Ball will be given at the
Casino under the patronage of MANY
prominent women of the colony The
ball will benefit the South County
Hospital, of which Miss Caroline
Hazard is president. On Wednesday
afternoon, August 8, the annual bridge
tournament for the benefit of the Vii
place at the Casino Mrs. William
Davis Miller, of Waitelands, Kingston,
Is chairman of the bridge committee
and associated with her are promine mt
women of the villa colony, including
Mrs. John G. Norris, of Philadelphia,
and Mrs. John Churchill, of Louis
vile, KY.
Nicholson-Hopkins Wedding
lnteests Narragansett Set
A wedding of popular matron of
the villa colony, which took place in
Providence the last week, was of gen.
eral interest to the members of the
villa colony and especially to the
parish of the Episcopal Church here
St. Peter's-by-th e-Sea. The bride was
Mrs. Elizabeth Nicholson White anc
the bridegroom was Stephen E. Hop.
kins, both of Providence The cere
mony took place in the chancel O.
Grace Episcopal Church, Providence
on Wednesday at noon, and was per
ormed by the Rev. Philemon f. Sturges
rector of Grace Church. The brother
OF the bride, Samuel M. Nicholson, o.
Providence, gave her in marriage.
The bride was attended by her littl,
daughter, Elizabeth Gardner white
dressed in pink, and Kate Merwi1
White, in blue, both carrying Colonia
bouquets. Mr.. Hopkins had for hi
best man Everett F. Boyden. of Prov
ldence. The bride wore gray crepe d,
chine, with hat of gray, with featheret
brim.
Relatives only we're present at tn,
ceremony and the breakfast which fol
lowed at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Nicholson, in George Street. Anon,
those present at the wedding were Mrs
Nelson Doubleday, niece of the bride
J who came from her home at Oyste
Bay, Long Island; also Mr.. and Mrs
Richard S. Aldrich, the former brothe
of Mrs. John D. Rockefeller ir., VIII
came from their summer home at Watcl
Hill; Stanley Henshaw, of Greenville
Miss, and Mr.. and Mrs. William [
Mauran, who motored to the weddin
from their summer home at Narragan
sett Pier. The bride is leading spiri
in the musical life of Providence, an
has furnished music for ST. Peter's-by
the-Sea at the Pier for the last fou
summers. After a motor trip to Main
Mr. and Mrs. Hopkins will return t
the Pier for the season at their will,
Melrose.
Many Society Folk Spend
Afternoons at Country Club
Club on the afte rnoons of the las
week were Philip S. P. Randolph, NJ
and Mrs. John R. Fell, Mr.. and Mr.,
Thomas Harvey Dougherty jr., Mrs. "
Plunket Stewart, Mr.. and Mrs John Y
4 Converse, Mr.. and Mrs. John c. Norri
Miss Lisa Norris, Mrs. Richard Norri.
Miss Mary Norris, Mrs. Clement I
Wainwright, Mr.. and Mrs. Fran
Samuels and their daughters; MN,
George N. Poulieff and Mrs. Franci
Robinson, all Of the Philadelphia sc
in villas at the Pier. Also Dr. Charlie
Hitchcock and his son-in-law, S. Fir
man Bird; Mrs. Samuel H. Valentin,
Willard P. Ward, Mr.. and Mrs. Henri
B. Kane, Miss Beatrice and Miss Gel
trude De Coppet. Mr.. and Mrs. Phil
Stevenson, Mr.. and Mrs. David
Baker, Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Kline.
of New York; Mr.. and Mrs. William {
Rocker, Mr. and Mrs. Robert H.
Goddard, Mrs Howard Richmond, Mr.
Frank Richmond, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Ames, Mr.. and Mrs. Harris H. Bucklil
MT. and Mrs. John B. Lewis, Mr.. an
Mrs. Byron S. Watson, Mrs. Frank
Hinckley, Mr.. and Mrs. 7. F. 1. NJ
Donnell, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur l
Champlin, Mr.. and Mrs. George Brige
and Mrs. Charles Fletcher, all of Prov
dence; Mrs. Irving H. Chase, of Waite.
bury, Conn; Mrs. Ernest Wilkinso
and Mrs. John c.. Poor, of Washington
Captain and Mrs. Isaac E. Emerson, {
Baltimore; Mrs. J. c. Rathborne, {
Louisiana; Mrs. E. Mason Pfzenmaye
of New Haven, Conn, and Mr.. and Mr.
B. H. Bristow Draper, of Hopedal
Mass.