The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-09-03
LIST OF THE GUESTS PRESENT,
Music, Dancing and Chowder at
Rocky Point.
PLEASANT END TO A DAYS FESTlyIFY.
lDY TELEGRAPH TO THE nxnA1D.l

and the indications not very pleasing to the
ergctic COMMITTEES, who had WORKED hurd to arrange
the details Of the picnc II II can be called. How
ever Tor some hme before tho boat cft at ono O'Clock
THIS afternoon tho clouds began TO break away, and,
with Acnange OF wind. the fog was dispersed before
the steamer Day star mad got 10 Providence Island.
II was busy scene at the landing before tho
sailed, carriages driving up in rapid success
sion and deposing their iOads OF pleasure seekers.
About three hundred guests were on board, and
tho steamers lines cast Off the dock was alive
with spectators. VINO had been xousy awaiting the
arrival Of The Admiral and mis- olicors who they ex-
pectcd 10 see in full unicorn but this they were
disappointed, tor they In otizens DRESS and AZ
they mingled among the throng they were, as far az
the crowd on the dock was concerned, com pleto
strangers Az the Admiral stepped OF board the
steamer which carried his dag Al her bow, tho First
United States Artillery Band, IRON Fort Adams
played ."God Save tho Queen" and as tho vessel
moved through the barbor the flagship Of the New
York Yacht Club mado signal and the squadron
"dressed ship" the effect Of the bunting being very
fine. Ths day was unusually warm, probably one Of
the warmest of the season, ana very sultry as we'll
LIST on THE GUESTS
The iollowingIs list the guests from tho
Beilsropnon:-
Vice Admiral +. A. lnglcaeld, Flag Lieutenant
Charles II. Cochran, Secretary George E. Maroon,
Clork 10 Secretary Henry E. widman, Captain st.
George 9. Darcy Irvine, Commodore L. A Beaumont,
Lieutenauts William Harvey, Edward b Tingling
Blanchard, p T. Coward, Frederick s. Pelham, Pay
master Robert W. Warwick, Naval Instructor George
Williams, Sub-Ltsutonant Mansfield G. smith, Assist
ant Paymasters Horny Dawson and Fruncis G. Alton,
Engineer John A. Court, M,cshipmen 4 Erskine and
William 0. Lyme.
OGlcers Of the srius:-
Captain George L. Sullivan, sub-Lisutonant II. NJ.
Braithwalte and Surgeon Francis A. Jeaus.
Assistant Surgeon H. NJ. Mcdonnell and Lieutenant
Horny A. Hazard were tho ouly officers from tho
Argus.
Our own navy represented by Commodore C.
II. Baldwin, Commander Richard Meade, Surgeon G.
+. Winslow. Lieutenant +. H. Paine.
The following gentlemen represented the army
General vogdss, Surgeon Hammond, Colonel w. Z.
Prince, Major Forsyth, MAJOR Randolph Lieutenant
r. II. Barber, Major Gibbs, aud Generals Cuium, War.
rem and Captain Keep, Of the Engineer corps
the English Minister; Mr. 0u,rey. The French
Ministers Mr. De la Costn, tho Venezuelan Minister;
Hssaon; Il. Hugo rris.oS ana M NJ Il. Ai Boa.
auhsrn, Of ths Austrian Legation; Judge swayne, Of
ssn...r 1a.e.sy. o. Rsoa: i.sn" e.os :s SAYS a. !.
Burnside, hr. and Mrs. James 7. Kcrnocnan, Mr. and
ours uars n mr. x red n Henry Mar
D. Frode sU P,srsSn, ars .: q Fell Mr. Royal
Phelps Professor W. b. Rogers and wife, Mr.. and
Gsoss fs,on sna VITO GoSsrS5r H,ls g.
Maryland; Com modore Kane. OF tho New York Y acht
Roche, Mr. and Mrs Anterior Blight. Colonel N. NJ.
Beck with, Mr. y. w. FeIowes, Mrs. Admiral Jones,
5 Mr.. rsran Stevens NJ sovans n.u "ays,
Pagst, OF the Royal Navy, and wife, nee Stevens Mr..
Moses lazarus, Mr. FREDERICK sheldon, Mr. H. IL
Schermerhorn. MRS II. H. Huneweil, Nv. und Mrs.
Fairmau Rogers, hrs r. g. Derby. Mrs Tucker, Mr..
v. .. Bninger, Mr. and Mrs w W. Tucker, Mr. X.
N. a. Grswold, Colonel and Mrs. Prince, Mr..
w. wh'G ".v Brooks Mr. LlSyd Bryce. Mr..
G G..rS NJ r. na Mt' R0ser' Ass.
Mr.. und Mrs. W. B. Grosvenor, Henry Bediow, Mayor
Of Newport: NJ. 4: A. Low NJ: and Mrs. B X; Win
H. aaa Mrs R,ses. 1 x john R"snero a Ss
ii. b. Latrors. Mr. and Mrx wnnam Eassr. Mra
Penrosc, Major Brooks, Mr.. Halliburton Falls, Mr..
n W.~ s'HRm' Mr. and MRS p,s smith
Mr. fransls r Rive; ana Kisses Do
OF the vol known member OF Parliament; Rhneander:
Weir. sherman, Burrli, vogdss, Russell, Hone.
Potter. Lorliard, Lizards. McAiis,er Boerwi,n. Fer,
loves, Pendietop, Carroll Deacon BALDWIN and Dickey.
SAIL UP
The sail up tho bay 10 Rocky Point famous for its
clam dinners, wus us delightful can be imagined
The sun shooe brightly upon the rich fields upon
either SIDE OF the blue Narraga nsctt and many we're
tho compliments pad tho dsllghtiul scenery and pie
turssquc surroundings. The batd played choice So
lectons who the happy conn any prornsnadcd up and
dow the saloons aud the hour more consumed IN
reaching the Point was spent II very social man
ncr the ladies' and In iact everybody csc doing all
that laid IN their power to mako bc occasion OF
peculiar interest to Admiral glsGcd aud officers
and, judging from the happy faces OF the latter, 10
presumed that our English cousins mover enjoyed
more delightful SAIL Quite number OF them. IN
eludias tns Aim,ral Que Of the loliisst 'lars" on
no Idea that Rhedo Island was tho posssssor Of such
a beautiful sheet Of water.
INVITED To DALI~
On the way up tho guests weTo invited to ball TO
be given ON bonrL OF the Bellcrophon Oh Thursday,
tho csrd reading ~ iollows:-
Vice Admiral SIR Edward lngencid, Captain$
sDArcy Irvine snd officers OF II. Is. NJ. =. BsiIerCs
$phon, request tho houor VI your COMPANY ons
aboard thursday afternoon, september 8, iromS
! Il i. v. p. to Flag Lieutenant.
ARRIVAL AT ROCKY PUiSf.
Ipon tho arrival oil thu steamer at ROCKY Point a
salu.e was bred from thu shore. The boat was soon
made last, and the happy tbrong headed by the hand
marched up the mi and thence 10 the dancing
Cooper. Of New Yoik, and Commodore Kane Mrs.
Lieutenant Ppgei. The hi a rude structure, was
and nasr,ag down Irom Tho roof there wore aaes q
ai nations, the Royal Ueorgc and stars and stripes
occupying the most conspicuous aces. the Newport
Orchestra was selected TO furnfsn tie dancing music
anu In few moments alter the arrival OF the parry
dancing was iudugeo In, but tue iusu nerabie heat
coupled with the waot Of ventilation, precluicd
many from JOINING IN THIS pleasing par; OF
the programme, aud II was long before It was pos
sib~ 10 induee any Of the ladies' 10 indulge Tho CON-
psny then Iroccucpj outside to view the lying
hofses. spd many, inciuoIng the Admiral, wero scon
asrids Tho hery stscds the latter with Mrs, Pagct
al his side, and TINS pleasing incident created M
little msrrimsnt. The minstrel entertainment, con.
venebty arranged beneath shade trees, was visitcd
anu here tho vmtOrs found much TO please u not TO
instruct Al ha-past thrco dinner was served IN the
h0ts, aud the comp.ny, whose sppstIlcs wero In
oxceent condition. were DOT long III getting to their
places beside The tables which Iairly groausd with
al she dsicaces OF the seaton. IL ever men worked
hard u vas Tue conmittsc, but alter While they had
Everybody served and no fault finding vss hearJ,
which, eensiaering tho large gathering, 10 very credit
abo 10 the Enlargement,
piLL os yApE
The fOIowtng was Tho msnu;-
s>s~sssSs
ATscis HtueEs, sxvf., RocKf POINT
fOtaEe aux huitfcs.
Consomme dc yoisiiie. \
Chuwasv y lA Rocky Point
SAunion NJ teurr. 10 Montpelier
fhst do muf aux uhsmplgsops.
Croquettc lie volatile
Croquette de honsrd.