The New York herald., 1922-08-27
With Polo Ending
the Piers Colony
Turns to Bridge
Many Large Card Parties Fea-
turc Week at Narragansstt
New Arrivals at Resort.
NARRAGANsrrT PIER, r. l., Aug. 2s.

tune Ball at the Hotel de la PLACE.
on Friday night. however, set the pace
for a brief season of social activity
which will continue until Labor Day,
at least.
With the close OF the polo tournament
at the Point Judith Polo Club the past
week and the consequent lessening of
social activity with the departure OF the
polo men from town, bridge Is now In
the ascendency in the colony, and large
bridge parties have been popular the
past week. as they will be In the week
to come.
The Monday Bridge Club met at the
Point Judith Polo Club Monday night
with forty or more members present.
The game opened at s 80 and continued
until long after midnight, with a hot
supper served before midnight. Mrs. ].
Dawson Coleman of Philadelphia, who Is
at the Carlton, was the hostess of the
evening, and among the players were
Mrs. Frank Samuel of Philadelphia, the
president of the club and its originator
and her two daughters. Mrs. Francis
Robinson Of Cedarhurst l.. l.. and Mrs
George N. Poulieff OF Washington also
Mrs. r. Penn Smith of New York, who
is visiting her sister-in-law. Mrs. Alex
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Miss Kitty Brinton of Philadelphia, who
Is the guest of Mrs. Caryl Roberts of
Philadelphia at Shadow Farm, on Kings
town road also Mrs. Edward l.. Welsh,
Mrs Thomas Harvey Dougherty, Philip
8. p. Randolph. Mr.. and Mrs. John r.
Fell of Philadelphia, Mrs. James G.
Blaine. Jr.. of New York; Mrs. Robert
H. !. Goddard. Mrs. Howard Richmond
and Mr.. and Mrs. Rush Sturges Of Provi-
dence.
Mrs. Law of San Diego. Cal, wife Of
the Rev. Marion Law, for many years
the rector of ST. Paul's Episcopal
Church, Pawtucket, entertained at a
luncheon to sixteen guests at the Tow
ers tea room on Ocean road Monday.
The luncheon was followed by an after
non of bridge at Seacrest, the villa of
Mr. and Mrs. Law, on Boston Neck
road Those present we're Mrs. Frank
F. Wooley of Anthony, who motored
here for the occasion; Mrs. Edward L..
johnson and her daughter. Miss Lor-
raine Johnson of Providence, who mo-
tored here from their summer home at
Matunuck Mrs. Louis Tower of Provi-
dence, who motored from her summer
home at Wakefield; Mrs. Charles Dean
KimbalI and Mrs. Ralph v. Hadley Of
Providence and Tower Hill; Mrs. Walter
A. Nye Of Narragansett; Mrs. Charles
Hitchcock: Mrs. T.. ID. Depew. Miss
Sarah Woolley, and Mrs. Henry De
Meley of New York; Mrs. William II.
Jencks OF Morristown. N. j., and Mrs.
Mason Pfizenmayer of New Haven.
Birthday Party Given.
Mrs Joseph H. Corrigan Of New York
gave a dinner party and dance for 80
or more young people at Elmdalar. the
Of har Mrc II
Robinson in Wakefield Monday eve
ming. The affair was to celebrate the
birthday OF Mrs Corrigan's young
daughter. Miss Margaret Haggin.
Among those present were Miss Annie
Potter Watson. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Byron s. Watson of Providence:
Arthur H. W. Lewis and Dexter Lewis.
sons Of Mr.. and Mrs John B. Lewis
of Providence and Wakefield: Miss
Elizabeth Kilvert, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles A. Kilvert Of Providence
and Narragansett: the Misses Elizabeth
and Dorothy Chase, daughters OF Mr..
and Mrs. Irving II. Chase of Waterbury
and Miramar; Miss Elizabeth Altemus.
daughter of Mrs. b. Bobson Altemus of
Philadelphia who Is at the Imperial:
Katherine Stewart, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs c.. Plunkett Stewart of Phila-
delphia and Scarborough. and Cornelius
Rathborne, son of Mrs. J. c. Rathborne
of New Orleans and Druid's Dream.
Narragansett.
An interesting golf team match was
played on Monday between Watch Hill
and Narragansett teams with seven
women on each side. The Watch Hill
team won the match The Narrragan-
sett team was made up OF Mrs Corri-
gan, Mrs John w. Converse of Phila-
delphia wife of a member of the Bryn
Mawr polo team Mrs. S. Hinman Bird
and Miss Beatrice De Coppet of New
York. Miss Marguerite Prescott of
Washington, Mrs. Philip Stevenson of
Philadelphia and Miss Betty O'Gorman
OF providence. Mrs. Converse enter
tanned the two teams at luncheon at
Belvoir-on- the Rocks before the game.
Mrs. ID. $. Baker Arrives.
Mrs. David S. Baker. who has been
in Germany for the last year with her
son-in-law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs
Felix Friedheim. at their home there,
arrived in New York on the America
yesterday. She came direct to her
country place. Cedar Spring Farm.
where she joined her sons-in-law and
daughters. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank L..
Hinckley OF Providence and Major and
Mrs Frank v. Schneider OF Camp Bin
ming. Georgia, and their children. Mrs.
Baker was met on her arrival In New
York by her son and daughter-in-law.
Mr.. and Mrs. David s. Baker. Jr.. OF
Greenwich. Conn.
Mrs Pierce III. Butler OF New York,
who has been the guest OF Mr.. end Mrs.
George c. Dempsey OF Boston, parents
OF her fiance. Gerald II. Dempsey, at
The Pines the last fortnight. left for
Southampton on Thursday to join her
parents, Judge and Mrs Morgan j.
OBrien. at their place there.
Mrs. Charles @ Bush of Camden.
s. c.. and her daughter. Miss Frederika
Bush, are at the Cottage Inn for the
| rest or the season.
| The Rev II. o. Dubois OF New York,
who has been motoring In Canada. joined
his family at the Massasot.
| Mr. and Mrs. j. Morgan Churchman
OF Philadelphia, who have been with their
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