The New York herald., 1922-06-04
Villas Already Opened for .
Summer at Narragansett'
Early Arrivals at Resort Plan for Seasons Sports
Important Polo Matches Scheduled-Big De-
mand for Cottages Reported.

| Mrs James Sjnclair. Of Providence have
arrived at their villa. Msadow View. on
Ocean road. a
Mrs. William Sprague has arrived at
Narragansett from Paris and is with her
sister, Mrs. Avice Borda. at her villa
on Boston Neck road. Little Miss Avics
Sprague Stiness. granddaughter of Mrs.
Borda. returned with Mrs. Sprague and
is with her grandmother for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs S. Hinman Bird of New
York will arrive shortly to occupy Quar-
terdeck Villa, on Ocean road. which they
have leased. DR.. and Mrs. Charles Hitch
cock of New York. parents of Mrs. Bird,
have leased their villa. Hopewell. on
Ocean road, to Mr. and Mrs. George st.
]. Sheffield OF Providence and are occu-
pying Ninigret Cottage on Mathewson
street. opposite the Massasoit Hotel.
Mrs. Jeremiah P. Robinson OF New
York has arrived at her villa, Emdalar.
at Wakefield. near the Pier.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward l.. Welsh Of
Philadelphia have arrived at their villa,
Shadow Farm. on Kingston road.
Mr. and Mrs. C. Grant La Fargo Of
New York have arrived at their summer
place at Saunderstown. in the NaNa-
gansett region. and have with them Miss
Florence Lockwood of New York. -
Mrs. l. Harris Metcalf OF Providencer
has rented a house at Saunderstown,
where she will spend the summer. ,c
At the Hotels.
The Massasoit Hotel is now open for
the season, with Mr. Clarence C. Bryant
as the manager. Among those who have
engaged rooms for the season s.rS Mr.,
and Mrs. Frank Lawrence and Miss Vir-
ginia Lawrence Of Philadelphia. Mr. ami
Mrs James Lawton and NJ. and Mrs
John NJ. Tobin of New York. Mr.. and
Mrs. Clinton r. Strong of Baltimore
Miss Milly Combe and Miss Elsie Moss
Of Hewitt. l.. l.; Mrs. Benno Wolf and
Mrs. John Mccormack Gibson of Provi-
dence. Mr.. Leonard Shearer and family,
Of Boston and Mrs. H. B. Howes and
children OF Brookline. Mass. 4,
d.. j. Duncan Emmet of New York
will arrive later in the season for his
annual stay at the Massasoit. Those
registered there at present include Mr..
and Mrs. A. Kinnaird Tod Of New York,
Mr.. William c. Marrow of Washington,
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilder X. Macurda and
Mr.. Alex Erwin Of Boston, f. C. Sterryl
of Willimantic. Conn.,, and Mr.. and Mrs.
A. E. Burr, Mrs Ruth Austin Smith, c. 1,
A. johnson and Howard Bonsall of New
York.
The Imperial Hotel reports large ad- I
vance booking. Among those who hava-a
engaged rooms for the season are Mrc
and Mrs. E. E. Moberly and Mr..
and Mrs. Andrew ]. Kirwin of New
York, Mrs. ]. II. Alexander and her son.
Mr. Earl Alexander, of Elizabeth. N. J..e
and Mrs Howard Richmond and Nh
Benjamin NJ Jackson of Providence. .
The new Hotel de la Plage on thei
beach front. which opened late last sea-
son, will open about June 20. This hotel
has a restaurant with shade and sunq
decks for dinner and tea almost on the
beach. It is owned by the Narragansett
Improvement Association. of which Capt
Isaac E. Emerson Of Baltimore Is presi-
dent
The Carlton Hotel. on the ocean 'front.'
will open about the middle Of June and
will be under the management of Mr.
Francis Gioja, manager OF the Palm
Beach Country Club. Mr.. and Mrs. B.
H. Brstow Draper of Boston, who are
now In Europe, will return for the Mar
ragansett season and with their family
will be at the Carlton, where they havel
engaged a suite for the season. ~
Green Inn, on the ocean front. will be
under new management the coming sea-
son. Mr.. Stephen T. Browning, owner,
and manager of the Atlantic House for
the last thirty years. will conduct Green,
Inn as we'll as the Atlantic House. Both
hotels will be open about June Is. ri