New-York tribune., 1922-06-04
Narragansett Pier
Expects Influx of
Polo Enthusiasts
Call for Cottages Exceeds
supply; Program for
Summer Sports Will Set
a Record by Wide Scope
sn,olaI Dl.ral,h . ~. TrlDa..

NARRAGANSETT PIER, June o.
While the formal opening Of the sea
SON AZ Narragansett Pier is still three
weeks and more away cottagers are
now arriving daily, tourists are in
vading the region and one OF the
larger hotels, the Massssoit' is no"
Tre sherry Bathing Pavilion opened
for the bathers on Tuesday for the sea
SON. md the Point Judith Country
Club open for tennis and got.
Forlv arrivals at the Per are Re-
-oicirg in the prospect Of one OF the
mos. brilliant seasons in many years
Practically al the cottages IN tne re,
ZION arc rented. In fact, the demand
For cottages this season IS greater
than the supply, a condition OF analis
which presaces a not TAR distant Iee'
Tben. too. the outlook for polo and
other out-of-door sports TINS season ~.
tho Point Judith Polo CLUB ana w
Point Judith Country Club - exceed
in-lv bright Indeed. polo al NAttA-
,ansott the coming season VIII Vi!ns
4 host Of lovers Of the sport 10 tne
.o.ort from all parts OF the eountIs'
The annual polo tournament VII open
on August and continue 70 August 70
The golf course IS rapidly sppIo"sn
inc championship form. neIe
oichfccn holes. Ihe INKS nav 80
-,.,ch imnroved since last summer.
Trapping and bunkering nave oe'"
done ard every hole no" mas
ing hazards. -. n .h. point
Judith Country Club VIII ne 49,.
M the Country Club, "omen YPgr Pgor
tennis tournament being sen..',a =
ffe second week IN Augus' 80
wcmen's national invita,lon ""
mont FOR the week OF July
The Rev. and Mrs. Pnihp VI. IiesS0..' -,
of Washington. D. c. nave ar can,rsi
.hcir villa, Prestcote' on ns's n,,'.
street. FOR the season. Mrs rreSrotl
son. Mr. William {. Marrow OF " ASH
ioeton. is with them for the SUNNI; pSi;.
s.int,o bas rented Moulton Cottage
'' posaiird Cottage, on Central street
hocn rented 10 Mr. ". Graham
po,r5oin Of Baltimore. Dove cottage
-. ,be Cligs 10 Mr. ". d. kilduh' OF
pbifodolnhia. and llverthorpe. on ocean
Road 10 Mrs. ". ?. Phyfe, OF New
York. ,,.,.Aot,hi. h..
.~riro5 AZ his villa, Wild Field Lodge.
-,bcro he will shortly be joined oy
Mrs Fell and their children.
Sir. and Mrs. Houghton /. me'eai
-on and daughter-in-lsw OF MI; and
Mrs Stcnhen o. Meicalf. OF ProVioenee'
bayc rented Overcliffe, on Ocean Koad'
for the season. r,u4.t
Mrs. Alexander Brown, OF fniiaoei-
nhia. will be al the pier win ne,
isr,lv FOR the season. having rentea
Phoenix Lodge al Kantara Green;
NJ and Mrs. s. Hinman Bro OF
New YORK. will arrive shortly TO oe-
c,,,,. Oyartcrdeck Villa on Ocean koao'
mich they have leased for the season.
D- "a Mrs. Charles Hitchcock, OF
Nev YORK parents OF Mrs. Bird, have
ioseed their villa Hopewell' on OeeAh
posd 20 Mr. and Mrs. George 81 j.
Sbcneld. Of Providence. and are oe-
cgnyinr Ninigret Cottage on Ms'ne"-
son Street. cL.h,-d
- Ecx York. are al their villa sunny,
-ce1 on Central Street. They VIII
bs,o With them their son-in-ia~ anp
5srobter. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest harrah'
and children. -. V.,.
Nr and Mrs. Henry Brevoor' hAhe
tsvo returned from a winter ana
srr.ne in France and are at tne,f
y,iia Ridge Lawn. on Central street
for the summer. .,,
The Massasoit Hotel is nov open ioi
the season. with Mr.. Clarence [; Bryan
az manager Among those "no hste
onrared rooms for the season sre M
ard Mrs Frank Lawrence. Miss Nirginis
Lawrence. Philadelphia; W. And NJ
James Lawton. Mr.. ana MIS-; JONI n,. ~
Tn1ir Vow YORK: Mr.. and Mrs Gin
80, n strong. Baltimore; Miss Milly
Coorsbs and Miss Elsie Moss. Hewitt
+ r; Mrs. Benno Wolf. Mrs. John Me-
cormsck Gibson. Providence; Mr Leon
sr5 shearer and family, Boston; Mrs-
y p. HoweB and children, Brookiine'
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