The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-05

Monday last
Mr. ourREy
Mt Max Outrey, the newly appointed Minister from
France 10 this country, no stranger to the leading
summer residents Of Newport He nrst came TO this
Monihelou represented France At Washington, where
he very popular in social and diplo matte circles
mer season While mere he formed the acquaintance
Of Miss Helen RUSSELL OF New York, one OF the most
fascinating yoang bellies IN the place who was grsas
the happy couple were engaged. he being frequent
visitor TO- the nne residence Of her iather the late
Broadway, near Bond street, but which has since
given place tine business block. The wed
and thus Mr.. Outrey became connected with
OF The most aristocratc families n
President or The Bank Of Commerce for many y ears
and who - one OF The oldest and most respected sum
visitors at this place, being an uncle Of his wife,
Mrs. Outreys mother was Kane, sister OF tho tate
Delaney Kane, OF New York, father OF Colonel De-
iancey Kane, ind who, before hi, demise. owned
beach. and which 10 now owned and occupied by Mr..
f. J. Peterson tissrsoHs NaVdxiae) OF Philadelphia.
also an he,rcss her brother, Mr. Harry Russell, dyns
10 Paris lust WINTER and which leaves only her
mother and hvrsc!. TO inherit tho handsome fortune,
anlch rs invested principally IN real estate Ia New
York Her marriage has been blessed with several
bright, happy children, and she takes delight IN having
them with her wherever she goes. While her husband
was Minister a, Japan one OF her children born
and II was wne IN that country that she turned
her attention toward The study OF the Japanese Ian
languages With nuency. Beng IN mourning on &C
count OF death OF her brother she docs not dgurs
as prominently IN socisIy Us she otherwise would.
Personal GOSSIP.
cardinal NeClossey has arrived here, and is tho
CUES, OF Mrs 81. J. Andrews OF New York, at the
Thc BRAZILIAN Minister, Mr. A. P. do Carvaho
Borges and lainiiy, are at the Ocean House, Robert
T. Lincoln son OF the deceased President OF the United
Captain bald, OF the Fonrty-iourth regiment OF Her
Drltauuic Majcstt's Army ana G. videa porna,
Charge d'Anaires OF tie Argentine Republic at wash
iugton, are also al the Ocean House.
General James Harlan, law partner OF Hon. y. H.
burgb of tennessee; Mayor Prince, of Boston, Judge
Spence, OF shington; Robert Hone, President OF
the New York Mutual Fire Insurance. Company, aud
Hon. John Jay are also In town.
Hon. |. Dousman, Of 81 Louis, has recently rented
the Heckscher Cottage, in Catherine street; Dr. ..
Grosyenor. OF Providence, the j. NJ Drake Cottage on
Red Cross Avenue; Mrs. Charles p. Chouteau, OF ST
LOUIS, Riggs, Catherine street, Edward Dexter,
director and Ts o,a 10 'Ss f .s
corner OF Gibbs avenue and Catherine street; Ward
Mc..iister, New York. tho Barclay Cottage ON Belle
Cottage: G. L. Haley, Boston, No. o Gin Cottage;
Robert Lenox Kennedy, President OF the Bank Of
Commerce, New York, the Swiss Chalet at the lower
eud OF Bellevue avenue owned by Colonel g. 1. NJ.
DAVIS, father OF MIS- George Francis Train; Major
wrtz Dundas, New YORK brgens'' on Catherine ",,
on the corner OF Brney ana Catherine streuts. This,
In addition those already published IN the HERALD
complete the Newport cottage list On Bellevue ave-
nue. with one or two EXCEPTIONS every cottage is
cupcd TACT which could not have been recorded for
Among the guests Ut the Ocean House is Mr. John
H. Parneli member Of the Narragansett Gun Club,
and who halls from West Point Ga. He is brother OF
Mr.. ParIel. home rule member OF the English Puria-
mept from Meath, who has recently been creating
sensation in the House oil Commons Tue first named
brought no less than thirty families with HIM, aud
whom he settled a. West Point Ga, where be has
extensive orchards and farms, ana which he I'M
proves TO good advantage MISS Parnell his sister,
Is also spending the season here
Mrs W. r. Coles OF New York, has closed her villa
in bellevue and has gono TO Saratoga TO spend the bal
Tne rown and Country Club have held two OF their
well attended and highly entertaining meetings One
Was held at Mr. Edward T. Potter's, OF New York, and
the other a Mr. Jonn Pane's, also Of New York, Mr.
Charles L. Harding. from England, reading paper on
sStreot Scenes IN Naples" a. tho lattcr place Mrs.
Catherine Sedgwck W ash burpe, who gave some road
ings under the auspices Of the Bellevue Dramatic Club
Yesterday also gave dramatic readings before the
Town ana Country Club At Mr.. Potter's.
Mrs. Admiral Turner, George =: Handy, United
Mr. Edward lizard. from south Carolina, have taken
apartments at Mime. Robinson's on Catherine street
Tho following have apartments AZ Bateman's. near
Bateman's Point:-Mrs. Edward Perkins und family,
Hartford; Mrs Dr. Joseph sargent and daughter,
W,Iam Mssnser aud family Toronto Canaaa H.
Bradford, lsador Collinheld aud n II. bradford aud
family from New York; Miss Scott Newbnrg, N. y,
| and W. q. Chapin and family from Providence.
The following arc located In halI's Cir House:-Mr
| and Mrs shiihto Mr. Landerson and Joseph Long.
n. H. n
Mott, Dr. @ Clevciard, New York; G. H Brown, Z. H.
Clarke, NJ. D., X. p. Rockwell, ". +. SKINNER Boston
DR. Lundy, Mrs scott and Frederic H. Brown, Phlia-
dslphia, and Mrs.. FoOtc, from New Haven
| J. Clinton Gray and family. ". n. Micander, Miss
| Goldmarke. New York. W. 4. Penrose and family,
| Philadelphia; Charles Horncr and family, Boston; Z.
IL Smith aud family. Alexandra; H. h Nightingale
and vile and G. H. Warren and wife are al the CHI
Lieutenant w. H. Emory, United States Navy, and
family have apartments ~ Hazards, on Catherine
street.
town as the guest OF his bfother-naw. Captain G. e..
Churchill, United States Aru.y.
Bishop Beckwith, Of Georgia, is to ohlciate at All
Saints Chapel during the present month, and Rev. DR.,
Schenck. o. ST. AIMS Church. New York; Rev +. h.
Ever, u. d., OF IT. Ignatus' Church, New York. one
OF the prime movers 10 tue riIuastic branch OF the
Episcopal Church, and the Rev. Messrs. Backus and
Maynard, OF Brooklyn, Will spend portion oil August
here
at the summer residence Of Mr. Robert NJ Mason,
OF Boston, where Mir. James T. Fields OF Boston, will
read paper the subject OF which will be renpyson
August IA tho Bellevue Dramatic Club will give their
first ENTERTAINMENT for the benefit oil The summer rest
dents The piece ~ be presented Is entitled Modern
ar william D. Howclls, editor OF the atlantic
Monthly who Is spending the summer on Conancrt
Island near this place. will have The Presidents son
as his guest IN u few days
Mr. Berstadt, the artist, will arrive next week. Ho
talks OF building sammer residence on Conanicus
On The 10th INST. "Fiaisterre," the name of Mrs.
Gnrhncr Brewers residence III the lower end OF Belle
vue avenue Will be thrown open tAthc public Tor the
benefit oil fund being raised ~ the ladies' Bos.
Tor the preservation OF that historic edGce In Bos-
ton known as the 'Uld South Church, 1t VIII be q
fine affair, aud tho band from Fort Adams Will be on
The grounds. Mrs. Brewer y a promnen and wealthy
lady OF Boston, and her elegant estate recently
lerrcd TO in tho Newport correspondence or the
HERALD
Ch,ci Justice Waite and family arc the guests OF Hon.
George Bancroft, who, on Tuesday next, VIII give a
grand dinner IN honor oil The visitors.
During The week private entertainments have been
gwen by James Coates, Miss $. Blachiord, Mrs.
John Jacob Aston, Airs Edward Copper Mr.. james T..
Kernochan ana Mss 9. H. Wolfe, OF New York Mr. 4.
y. Cushing, Mr.. II. II. hunnewc Boston; Judge Il.
4. pckey, OF Chicago, and Mrs. George H. Pendleon,
OF Cincinnati Several elaborate ments are
| the fdpis Tor week.
Edgar Eomcr J. q. Rcade, =. W. kessler &. Scbnic.
der J. Patterson England Edmund Argci, Jr, and
William Martin, from Melbourne, arc at the Ocean
House Among the late arrivals OF New Workers al
TINS house are r. $. q. D'hauicville, C. VI. Bell
George Church, ". a. Baldwin W. II. Brawey, J. X.
Andrews, l.. L. Hancock u v KIP, H. Plump. j.
Honda, s. $. Ashley, q. H. Walker c. /. rappn. Airs
! C. NJ. Clarke, W. tockrcit, MIS- y. s. Peckham, MIS-.
l.. Babcock, Aeney n. left and b \. I.eber: Thomas
). wilkinson, }. J. Ford, Baltimore; q. w. HULL ). b.
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