The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-08-07
WATERING PLACE NOTES.

WATERING PLACE NOTES.
Lady Franklin has accepted the invitation of
frierd to soourn at Long Branch for few days. and
after her return to this city she Is TO make tour
the New England States.
Among the New Workers who have lately arrived
at Newport are william Cozen, l.. Beete, J. II. Da.
vIson, X. Kirkland, d. B. Scaver, w. Sprague, j. d.
Nichols, G. Reed II. Lttleneld, Dubois Smith, J. II.
Wray c. E. Ryecroft, J. L. Bardy, Isaac Bell Jr.; J.
7. Ruggles, @. b. Ingues, W. Allen, G. w. Ransom,
E. Harrick, H. d. Pratt, ]. Thompson, A. G. Bnn
ger, o. s. Howard ami W. A. Moss.
correspondent, writing from Cold Spring, L. l.,
says:-"Upon the east bank, below the village. the
towers OF a Syrian castellated residence, designed
and built by Mr.. John Barnard, the oriental travel
Ter, peep out from mass Of rich foliage and charm
the eye with their picturesque outline relieved by
the dark green OF hills beyond. Among the long
string Of carriages on the beach f.ontlng the Wa
weepeck House, awaiting the arrival OF the boat,
we notice that Of Commodore Pauldng. so long
Identified with stirring incidents In our naval his
tory"
At the Atlantic, Newport, on Wednesday last
week, the regular reception night great many cot
tagers were present, and 1t was very lively. Mss
Sargent Of Boston, Ia far the regning belle of this
house, and no one pretends to compete with her.
She Is very TALL very dark, aid Invariably dresses In
black. The toilets worn on the occasion were very
pretty and In exquisite taste though not at all ex.
travagaht' nor were there any novelties displayed
worthy of especial mention.
Among those stopping a. Mount Prospect House,
daagSser Mrs pcremSs ana d Wl1s sna
Mr.. anu Mrs. Baks Mr.. and Mrs. Brewer, and
MT Mr. w. II: Bolt. all Of Jersey Guy; Mr.. and Mrs:
Mrs HOlnngshead, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Kitching. Messrs.
Eek and Decker. aud Mr.: and Mrs. Forker,. Of
and Mrs. K. Fields, Mrs. Iallman, Mr.. and Mrs.
Richmond and family, Mr.. ana Mrs. W. Finch and
lam ~ and MIR. ana Mrs. Brewer, and and Mrs.
Yarlley, Messrs Nicholas, Foster, and Haynes, OF
Among the guests at Richneld Springs are Mrs.
Cross, daughter OF Commodore Vanderbilt; Colonel
French, Mt. Pike and his family, OF Pixies Opera
House notoriety; the Misses Could, OF New York;
Among Inc ncticcabse socisty ladies' at the Long
Branch races, on Monday, were Mrs. Theodore Moss,
Mrs JS@ge Barnard a'S Miss WALLACE Mrs Hstss
MISS Duke the Misses Stix Masses Wood, Miss Shot.
well, Mrs. Alexander, Mrs. 8. J. SHERMAN, MRS. James
MIS- Shook, Mrs. Johnson. Miss Even, Mrs. 3.
end, Mss Emma Coggsheli MISS Maria Appleton,
Miss Belle Jewett Miss WATSON, Miss Bullosk, Mrs.
Waite Mrs; BENJAMIN a harperS Nm Mrs: o Mnttaker
ton Mrs. r. g. FOrdnam, Miss h. Caldwell. Mrs.
Myers MRS. Murphy, Mrs Fredcrcks, Mrs. kushton,
ing at PlatnHe.d d, N. ].
Mr.. ana Mrs. Henry 8. Henry, of So West Twenty
fin street. are spending the summer at The Latou
rette House, Bergen Point.
Miss Eminons, OF Twenty-ninth street, and Miss
Ktte Harris, TWO OF the bellies OF society, are among
the permanent guests at the Highland House, Carl
sons
MIR. and Mrs Cromwell White, OF Thirty first street,
are at Lake Mahopac.
Mr.. Livingston Garrison Il enjoying himself with
his yacht and rod at Babylon, T.. !.
MSS Mihnle Miller, Of his CITY, has heen spending
lew days with some friends at EnglewooI.
Mr.. ana Mrs. j. w. DeerIng Of TINS city, are resd.
ing Tor the summer at Unoefcllt.
ste sons Hotel, at W0olsJurgh, Long Island on
the oouthslde road, has just had convenient salt
water baths added 20 us other many attractions.
Woodsbuigh Is becoming one o. the snug ls and fash
t0nablo sensations oil the season.
Ex-Unned STATES District Attorney Courtney and
his accomplished lady have been tarryinR at Set
sons, woodsburgh, Long Island. Mrs. Dan Bryant
ana family, with many other notabies are also
tlere.
Vineyard are showing themselves somewhat jealous
OF the lapid encroacnments OF the "worldn around
the celebrated camp meeting ground. Every year
that part OF the summer settlement outside the cImp
fel &c Is increasing In size and relative imp
The "ouiside" cottages are larger aad more pre-
tentiOuS than those within the enclosure. Hotels
when threaten TO become fashionable are building
or compile ted, and eating saoons are becoming more
numerous. Some sincere MethOdsts predict VITA
sorrow Jnat Mai. has Vineyard viii soon become q
mere popular watering place.
Batnlng at the vineyard, formerly a neglected
amusement, Is now assuming It's proper i'm tance.
twenty-five or thirty new bath-hOlses have been
lrected on The beach. The beach Is not a parlcu-
ly good one, however, aud the surf ID very
tain sometimes disappearing entirely.
ON Juv n the first falcy ess AID masquerade bail
Of the season was given ut White sulphur Springs,
Va. For days there was greatstir or preparation ana
much anxiety as to costumes. AZ nine o clock the
ballroom was thrown open; at ten It was crowded
and presented most brilliant ana picturesque scene.
The principal characters among the ladies' were
"a lady OF the Court OF Marie AntOlnette," Queen
EzaDetn,' "tne Evening star" "a lady OF the
Court OF Louis XIV.,n beside the usual peasants,
Spanish gypsies, cavaliers, Hanlets knights, flower
dams, Champagne Charles, DC, &c, while "Sambo"
and ''Pat Miles, Kept the company IN roar all Of
the evening.
At chiidren's hop, given few nights since at
Cape May, the following young ladies were notice.
able Tor elegance Of toilet and personal beauty
Misses Clara DUFFY, Anna Ashman, Clara Perry,
BERTHE Eyer. Jenny Harding, Kebecca smith, Katie
Rooms, Bessie Yerkes, Mary HARDWOOD, Julia
Roberts, Rosa -Coombs, Mary Asnman, Anna
Jenny Ormsby Helen Tucker, Gusse HamlOn, Miss
Bum, Susie -f1oNlan, Ellen Page. Fannie EDy,
Lille Tnomas SalNe Orne, Viola Ham, Lizzie
Snyder, Miss Shoemaker Annie Lane, Maggie
Baird, LIZZIE Orne, Lizzie Remak, Ida Forbes, Har-
riet simon, Il. Jenning.
At Lake 0scawanna, Westchester county, ". Y,
are the following guests:-Johu Mccoy, wife and
daughters; Ramsey Mccoy, vile and daughter, of
New York; Thomas Mexican ana wife, Miss acKean
and brother, Of Camden, N. j.; Mr.. Zosbaum, MI.
Mclean, Of New Yoik.
FIRE IN THE WooDs.-A recent fire in the woods
ct East Concord has done an immense amount OF
damage. The drought is such that the green tops
of the spruce and fir burn as though saturated
with turpentine, and the fire will be hurled along
forty or fifty yards in the air before burning TO
the ground.-RUddad w Herald