, 1876-09-18
NEWPORT.
Tho Moonlight Drive Of the Four.tn.1Innda
---Jcnlouey---Plcn1cking .-rigeon.Shoot1n
ctc.---h Fool and Her Folly.

Tho Moonlight Drive Of the F0ur-4n.flnnda
---Jcalousy---Plcn1cki ng.-rigeon.Shoot1ng
ctc.---A Fool and Her Folly.
Special Correspondence qf The Tribune
NEWPORT, X. l., Sept. 13-Perhaps the most
beautiful entertainment as spectacle tllat has
come OF IN Newport this scason ls the picnic
that has Just been given By tic wife Of the Aus
trlan Consul-Gcncrnl ut Now York, Mrs
uaYcmeycr. It was given at Brycr's Farm, In
Alit1llctoWn, a place Of the most unbounded
capacity III the way Of Bylvan delights. II Inns
been tho scene Of uunumocrcd festivals of this
nature, but It, Is safc to gay that never before
was there such d ptcn1c on tic old grounds
Ncghhoring visitors or residents who take q
perp at these fine doings no doubt get better
picture Of tho thing than the fiuc people who pas
ttcipntc III tho fine doings for littlc distance
1cntls tho proper cnchantlncnt,- gives the proper
"vew" pUlnt- But, near or far, this Ifavc,ncycr
picnic was iu all why's scenc Of enchantment.
Mr.. Haycmcycr Is
Tue owNEn or ONE or THE FINE COACHES,
fourln.ian0, all this, rs well rs others, was
ion hand" for tho occasion to carry guests to
md from the city. After the piculc It was pro-
posed to have moonlight drive, but, on the
point of carrying this into execution, tic rarc
ruin Of this season came smartly down, and
little different pregrammc Was arranged. There
was no gala drive, but tho fair excursion
lists who drove home, by the
ttFour," went ttstde aud not outside, dlsplaciug
the llvcrlcd footmcn or. coacllllen. who are
usually slowed away inside on falr uayB. when
the fashion is for thu Invited guests to sec and
bo Rccn III ali the glory they call muster on the
oi F"tune aro not 10 Io shcntea o1t u their
pleasures anu plans 50 casifY. They 60 inside
Tor the rain, but they only wait for the sun
shine. so. oil this oscaalo, they gathered up
when the sky was clear and tho 'ntor1
they all como aner Than ever,
% 81 ~ dGsr % Es Sotes G. aydT ab liz bdau Rsa
fui roads Of suburban Newport Thta time
tho coaclmon are In their right places out Of
| eght, and tue guylytrcsscd lalies present
wonderful appearance aesked out IN 1ss, .ns mosl
bo chosen, M array so markedly In contrast to
! te mode coloss Of the past few years that oycn
| by moonlight the e1lect ts striking. Farmers
md guxc curiously at these coachcs and their
gay freight as they flash by, cuEtousl5, but not
THEY nAyr Losa CREASED TO WONDER AT TIE
rAsuloNAntE vAoAn1Es or TIE "suMAEn
REslDENTs."
| And they expend also little admiration on
these fine Jageats. A fcolingof mixed resent
ment a,.l jealousy seems to stir ths heart Of the
nnll!e Ne~poFtcF a. tucsa guy ho!l6e4 4Ao
whole summer Formulation they regard as spc-
cics Of lnyaders It is odd at first to sec how
tlls spirit rnns through both old aaa Young,
though manifest Ia diftcrent WAYS. Ihc elder
and gru.nbloa 1t tho higher cost ot living brought
about by the lc1nunis Of display anl extraya-
gaElcc. They ignore In this grutnhlo tho i'm
proved condition Of Newport III ayory way, and,
tlIan over|,a1anced BY thu cost that IL paid for
IL, that Newport In Its natural state was heauti-
fiji enough, mud tlat all this nrti!'cLa laying out
of law,ls, etc, doesn't "payn IN tho long run.
grounls, Tie employment to hundreds ii every
way, 10 say nothing Of tbs nlany private fa1'ltlea
! tllat ckc out their means ly taking summer
hoarders, beatttcs the boarding houses proper,
las . Ycry unfair and Inconsistent tonc as
gru.nblcs are apt TO have. ,.-.-
The younger natlye turns up Ills Of, her nose
susntlsr visitor Tor far different reas!lns. II is
tic old rc!son of "shlling down." as far u cal
discover. but It goes loepcr tt.an the Ordinary.
II IL the great tontrast which Ereat wealth
eeserythins e,es % Of ieauty. it's iii very Well 10
quote "ntauty unadosncd," etc. ,....
foU WILL NEVER CONVINCE ANT woAAA, RoA
ANY MAN HITLER,
| that beauty IN adurnHeMfs ts not tbs nhtl!.
fai accompaniment q beauty itselt; l
don't knuw who wrote that high
sounding old aaw Of ulota!sm, but
OF decidedly sourgr4pe state Of thttaga ~ tt,o
material circumstances Of tie author. and llks
must of such oracular utterallces It ls t6 bo
taken only for what 1t is worth to Tue writer OF
women Ia tho usual circumstances of lfc are
made m ha pier by sneIl,R other young women
no fairer than thclnselves-perhaps not 70 fair,
for. from Ptlly Lawton down, NcwpoFt strts
hare Gccn celebrutcd for their bcauty-to sec
these young women shine them down lust per.
force Of tllosc airy fairy nothlngs that aro tue
result Of all tho e<lutatlon Of taste, or rather
the knowledge .whtcl. comes With tho
association III tho, larger world. where
Paris ls always "next daor.h For II
ia mot the Immediate reault OF money which
thpy onYy. That IL, it ls not the costly yplyes
style, which clloieo by natural aud unllmited So
lection gives. Lot auy one recall