The New York herald., 1879-08-01
NEWPORT GOSSIP.
NAMES OF CoTTAGERs AND LATE ARRIvALs-EN-
TERrAINMENrs OF THE WEEK.

TERTAINMENTs OF THE WEEK.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
NEWPORT, r. l.. July 81, 1879.
Hon. Hamilton Fish, who has been here several
days. left town to-day his summer house. at Gar.
risons. on the Hudson.
There was no little disappointment here tonight
at Paroles failure to win the Goodwood Cup. His
owner left here tor New York this afternoon.
MIR. Henry Chaunc-y, of New York, is here, the
guest OF Mr.. Richard M. Hunt. Of New YORK.
The polo stables are expected here tomorrow
morning. The frst games Of the season will be
played on Saturday. The grounds are in excellent
order musical band will be in attendance.
Governor Van Zandt has received an invitation to
attend the Centennial celebration at Newtown. N.
Y. and also to be present at the Grand Army Of
the Republic entertainment in New York.
'.Emancipation Day" will be observed at the Park
Gardens. Providence. tomorrow. Addresses will be
made by Governor Van Zandt and others.
PERMANENT GUESTS"
Mr.. Morris. Of Philadelphia, has just rented the
Fadden villa on Bellevue avenue.
Mrs. G. Griswold Gray. of New York, who owns
the cottage5ust south OF the club house Bellevue
avenue. rented. day or two ago. the Hazard
cottage, on Dixon street. u
Councilmen Bowker and Taylor. OF Boston, are at
the United States Hotel.
Rev. william Leverett. Of Pennsylvania has ar
rived here and will remain during the remainder Of
Mrs. s. Howland. of New York. who has been
abroad for two years, has arrived. He Is . member
of the coaching and polo clubs.
Bishop Littlejohn OF Long Island has rented tho
Brayton cottage. on Howard avenue.
MIR. John r: Ford. of New York. has named his fne
estate on the Fort road and Harrison avenue 'tOak
HILL" .l.t...t
Mr.. Pierre Lorillard. of New York. who paid
which recently sold to him by Mr.. f. b. Porter,
proposes TO erect several small cottages thereon.
Mr hugo " trsscn: the austrian wee Consul a.
where he will remain during the season. He returned
from Europe sfew days ago.
ing:-G. T. Thurston. James L. Morgan. Jr.. J.
Il. Hoy. MSs De Los McCurdy. G. w. Romeyn. q.
Fountaine ana family, Livingstone Roe and family.
Theodore K gibbs aud family. from New York: DR..
Forest. FloreAce; E. G. James aud wife, Ogdensburg;
Mr.. Thomas H. Walker. Pottsville; Robert 4.
Mcclellan. S. B. st,st and family A. Riddle and fam n:
Chicago; M. A. Cowen and wife. David Brooks. Jr..
Philadelphia Percy M. Reese, w. =. Courtney, Jesse
Tyson. Robert Lshn %.n. and family. Bsitmore; Max
C. Il. Wood. Z. = Waters. Boston; TO- T Mr. and and Mrs. RS.
Brooklyn; Austin Ballard. I.ouisville; W. d. Mid
deton. Utica; j.. L. Plimpton and family. c. p.
West Chester Pa. Ralph N. Ellis. New York. and E.
Ii. Walker aud Mrs. II. II. Atwood, from Boston.
Entertainments during the week have been given
and Mr.. III. II. Hunnewell. of Boston; Mrs. A. II.
woolsey. Miss q. L. Woiie and Mrs. s. s. Whiting.
Of New York. and by Mrs. George II. Pondleton OF
bishop o Reilly. of Western massachusetts, is at
the Hotel Aquidneck. and Mrs. Schuyler skaats and
family, of New York. are ut the Ocean House.
Miss Ada Cavendish. the actress; MIR. watterson.
the journalist Judge Strong. OF the United States
Supreme Court and Judge Bixby. Of New York. are
Appended the names Of few of the ladies ani
gentlemen who may be met at this vi summer
resO N nj md hp call led
permanent guests" No such list could be presented
from any other summer resort the country.
Mrs. NJ. s. MacTavish. of Baltimore. daughter of
General Scott; Mr.. Robert Lenox, founder of the
Lenox Library In New York; Mr.. George Bancroft,
the historian; Mr.. w. b. Lawrence, the eminent
jurist; Mr.. Daniel Le Roy, Mr.. A. A. Low Mr. Henry
q. Marquand, tho benefActor OF Princeton Colleges
Rev. Ii. q. Potter, d. d.; Mr. Charles J. Peterson.
the publisher of the magazine bearing his name;
Mr.. William ID. Howells. the editor of the Aaastic
Swami. Of Maryland; Carroll. OF Mary lands Hubbard
of Connecticut M. Outrey, the French Minister;
tow OK Secretary OF the treasury: Mr. r. d. Morgan,
Congressman Morton, Judge Blatcbford, Mr.. cyrus
w. Field. Mr. Royal. Mr.. J. s. Bryce. Mr.. John Carey
Jr.; Rear Admirais Case ana Worden. Mr. John Jacob
Astor. Mr.. William Astor aud Mr.. W. W. Astor Mrs.
Julia Ward Howe. Professor Botta. Mr.. Pierre
Lorillard, Professor Alexander Agassiz. Commodore
G. H. Baldwin, United States Navy; Mr.. q. dc Bit,
the Acting Swedish Minister; Mr.. Wesley Harper
Of the great publishing house of Harper
Brothers; Mr.. John N. A. Griswod, the president
of the Chicago. Burlington and Quincy Railroad;
Mr.. Fairman Rogers and Dr. y. Weir Mitchell. two
eminent citizens of the Quaker City; Mr. A. 4. Rice.
editor of the Norh American Revsescj Mr.. James Il.
keene. the bonanza king; MIR. George Il. Parkman.
son OF the gentleman who was kilea by Webster in
Massachusetts; Hon. George II. Pendleton. Hon.
Augustus Schel. Mrs. George Ticknor. of Boston,
whose late husband well known In literary
circles Miss q. L. Wolfe OF New York. and Mrs.
Willinm Gammcl of Providence, two OF the wealth.
lest ladies' In Americas Generals Warren and Cuilum.
of the Engineer Corps; Colonel Jerome Napoleon
Bonaparte, Mr. August Belmont, Mr.. James Coates,
manufacturers OF the famous thread bearing his
name: Professors Cooke. Eustis. Gibbs aud Rogers,
Of Harvard. and Huntington, of Yale College, and
the Writings, knnes, Bruecns, Kettcltas, Brewers,
Fcarings, wctiuores and other equally well known
families. over two-thirds OF tho above mentioned
persons own cottages Mt Newport and they can be
found here almost every season.