The New York herald., 1866-08-24
ADAual Cruise Of the New Herk
Yacht Club.
GRAND BALL AT NEWPORT
Ahui is Fashionable at that Watering Place
aud What is Not.
SMBDDY RNChuSIvENESS AND SN0BREEY
&c, &c. &c.
NfwroRr, Il. J.. August y, 1896,
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notncd by the Commodore to make ready TO leave 'or
New Bedford, and they not long in getting nhaer
way. The Calypso the first among the sh'iiief
ynchts to disappear from view, followed III aucA sue
ression by the others that intended making inc Voye
The passage pleasant one; o"ns 70 aooa ofes@e
from tho southwest they were not delayed s'hglo mo-
meu, As they sailed into New Bedford harbor in the
afternoon saluies exchanged with the schnoishp
Massachusetts which gayiy dccked with iags and
had her wards manned the occasion. The authorities
or the mart showed the pleasure seeking mariners every
attention. BY order of tho Mayor salute OF eleven
rans was fred ia honor of the nee The bands on
board the several yachts dacocTsed Their usual fine
music The inhabitants or the town througed tho
wharvos and tho iadies and naval men Of the port
waved welcome 10 the new comeYs. During the even
mg there was n display Of fireworks various points.
The yacht Palmer was beautifully illuminated with
chinese lanterns. The effect was very One on sun
day the weather being uniavorabe, the yachmcn kept
20 their cabins. On Monday morning the majority Of
the squadron sailed for Holmes Hole, Martha's Vine
yard, whore the party pleasantly entertained. and
highly Interested in the great preparations which
were being made Tor the usual periodical mammoth
camp meeting.
HEsHIsTTA tND wrDcFos
made flying visit to Edgarstown. On tuesday morning
She entire feet set sail for Newport where with favor
sne breeze they arrived early tho afternoon To-day
from going outside the haroor. The vesta, however
notwithstanding tho blow left for New York this fore
noon. Tomorrow tho greater number will saii for New
aondon where il il likely they will be dismissed for the
season, each sailing from there where fancy lists Since
my last letter the yacht Nctte OF Boston, has joined
ihe squadron.
THE TRIP,
whole has this season been most successful aud
enjoyable At every place where tae fleet called f
Maui hc eivpi Wi nj
attention and kindness. This Justly merits, seeing
that the squadron represents the advanced ideas of the
day in the way OF naval architecture. and forms
admirable school for the instruction of a number of
young men in scamanship In this way Il may here
after prove Of incstimahlo service 10 the country at
large The most delightful harmony and good feeling
have main tho between the several
Ecnbers Of tho Club, and do know Of ono disa.
asccabs incident which has tended in the least
ale pleasure Of any one
7he tirSt hall OF the season OF st the Ovean
Hsuse Saturday evening The dancing took place
She large dining hail. which elegantly scd up for
ans occasion There Of large and brilliant
assembiagc Of the fashionable peopic bore, and tho affair
went OF 10 tho satisfaction OF everybody. The follow
lng the Of OF the distinguished people
who did honor to this hop viz among the adcs:-Nrs.
Lippincott Philadelphia; Mrs F. W. Corning, Albany;
Mrs. Paran Stevens New York; Mrs. Geo. Mcclure,
Boston; Mrs. Carol daughters, the Countess de
Bcerske the Misses Groesbeck. Among the gentlemen
the viscount sou,hwell London; the yiscount Do
Clabra Paris Alberto A. Huibach, Argentine Lerai,on
Prince Nicolas ourroussow of Russia; Count Luhcrsc
Paris; Count De Montague, PARIS; Mr.. Lppincoti, OF
Philadelphia; Honblc. W. $ Groesbeck, of Cincinnati;
Baron o. de Mcpeei, Belgian Minister, and number OF
other personages well known in fashionable circles
rAsroNs HEAcB.
TO the sojourncr NJ Newport there are great many
natural advantage OF land, and which il
foolish 20 enioy 10 their full extent. Instead Of
wasting time ana money tho tedious and oycrione
avenue il wcgd be advisable 10 scok health and
recreation ,Ao unsrous really beautiful Of the
neighborhood. FOR instance ride 10 Grecnbud, Hang
mans Hill, Whitehall and the beaches would all
well repay the tourist for his time and trouble.
usrAsmoS,sI9 FOR LADIES 10 B,rIE At EgwPonT
Do you know that il Us not considered Tie thing,
smong the extreme fashionable circles Of this port
ladies go in bathings Therefore those who study
PARIS and practice at Newport not 10 ne found
The joyous, happy and healthy ladies who, n their
fancy-ooored costumes buffet the bllows nas,on's
Beach Their cnjoyments, also, OF a artificial
and certainly cnervating character. Bnt those who
p,urgc, every morning nj eleven O'Clock, into the
"brny soa, the advantage in the long They
health when tho others NJ they have light
and elastic spirits when the others bowed down with
sans; they live To good old age, white the others Oh
early grave. This bathing Is very pleasant aud
should be fashionable. However, thank God, ia
not all belong To the sickly people who call
the cuselves fashonables at Newport, and a asf,r.
aion In "a lover Of his species lud the beach
<~owdcd sensible Of both scxcs every morning
during the season.
y nssyery picturesque and pretty eight to
bsthcrs Some quite tmid only wrestie
vNh the little they brrak she smooth and
shelving sands the shprc but Others praciifed
stands are very bold, and YOU will notice them riding
the white sarzcs away out in the depths. which,
80 look af makes sometimes iccl Cor their
esfcty The general bathing time for lancs aud gentle.
saen " from eleven A. u. 10 one r. ~, atcr which he
i waters devoted IN gentlemen only "
sKwroHr
Everybody saws that Newport y rapidly on the lie
ene a fashionable watering place and what every
body says must he true. The good people may thank
fhemscves for hia state Of things Ia ercat measure
To he rsre ths withdrawal Of southern travel
and patronage has Ind much 10 do with IL, hut
the sr,rssagsnt aud exorbilant prices asked
on eycy hand by tho people II ne ,,wn
seem 70 have agreed upon certain line ol rond1cl
tevards Their summer visitors, aud that y 20 charge
ihem Tor everything beyond the bounds ~ and
common sense They may be impressed with the idea
nAi tnoss Who visit Newport arr ri,h. aud therefore
Mis- style Of argument shows that the world bssn
studied 70 ,avan,ase by these lslsndcrs.
Z phuytFsr NENrosT SpwAntN..
The majority of Sew Yorker all evcns agc away.
tha ibs rich, a. general thing not prOdigal Of
thsir money. fifth avenue does ~ shopping IN the
Bowery more frequently thsn iu firoadway they may
pay and say nothing about NJ the time hot the npo-
rfon ~ treasured up IN their mernurca and they are
rsdom caught s-rond time Il Il notorious TINT ,bc
old, rch aud respectable families formerly spcut
their summers nj Newport, no, ~ he found
( here now. Thcy have receded before IN. "a
. oi shoddy and high prices and bet -
themselves ~ quiet cool and secluded country Ycirsa
where they enjoy themselves with ana dignity
snd be spared the Of tho everlasting nsI- ~ tn
dollar, which Il " thought in these degenerate i,ror.
I Stamps nobility
Newport is tbe decline. A. " Witnessed ~ th.
Aoteis-one burned down and rebuilt one ,reg
INTO skating rink. and another the largest and mos.
~xpsnsvcy 6tied up with three hundred and f, s~,
where u should have sir hundred The
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