The New York herald., 1879-08-05
NEWPORT GOSSIP.

row, S. NJ Morrow, $. NJ. Hamilton, H.. Il. simmons
and wife, Miss b. NJ jackson. George Stanfeld.
David Pearson, X. CORVALLIS, Il. j. Willard. L. Best.
b. A. shotwell, A. G. Paine and John c. Adams: j.
f. Pooey. George W. Banks H. Lindsay and Charles
A. Clarke. from Brooklyn; G. g. Irwin and Joseph
r. Elliott and wife from Baltimore; J. NJ. pleis and
wife, G. NJ. Arnad. Harry Binder and Mrs. Forsyth,
from Philadelphia a. d. Brinkerhof, from Pough-
keepse; W. Gay and family. from Troy; W. L.
Thompson and wife. from Newark; L. A. Monte
froid from London and Ernest Schefer and S. II.
Huxford and family. from New York.
Mrs. Patterson, wife of Admiral Patterson. United
States Navy Mrs. Slack. wife of Major Slack of the
United States Marine Corps; Mrs. Lsle. of Phadel-
phia; Miss Townsend. Miss Slack and Mrs. Reeder.
from Washington. are at tho Anthony Cottage. on
Church street. for the season.
Rev. Brentox Cox and family, of Philadelphia;
John Henson and family, Thomas White and family,
and Mr. Ferris and mily from New York, are at
the Bellevue Villa for the
The Misses Blythe, Beadle, Durfee, Sheldon and
Tolman New York; Rev. Dr. John Leyburne and
wife, from Baltimore and A. L. Brocklesby. from
Hartford, at the Wilbor Cottage. on Church
street; Joseph Wharton. Miss NJ. A. Longstreth,
William Longstreth and Robert Haines, of phadel-
phia; Mrs. c. A. Updke. from Providence. and Miss
L. A. Armsby, of Worcester. at the Wilbur Cot
tage on Washington street. for the summer.
Miss Fairfax and Miss Nelson of Rchmond Nor
ton p. Boyne and family John I. Denny and family,
and Joseph p Howard and family. o. w. Payne and
family, from Boston. and j. L. Mccormick and fam
lily, from Chicago, are at the Robinson Cottage.
Catharine street, for the
Mrs. Henry G.. Marquand. of New York. will give
grand lawn party August ii at "Bric a-Brac." her
elegant residence Rhode Island avenue. Quite
number of the cottagers propose giving entertain
ments also during the present month.
Mr. Of New is
some i'm provements to his summer residence on
Bellevue avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Fairman Rogers. of Philadelphia. will
entertain large number Of friends Thursday.
| Mrs E. G.. Hartshorn, OF Providence has lawn
party at her residence at Hallidon HILL and the pro-
ceeds to be given, like those OF former enter
tainment, to Emmanuel Church.
Rev. q. c. Tiffany. Of New York. is at Halls Cliff
Miss Cavendish the we'll known actress, arrived
here from Block Island few days ago.
| Commodore and Mrs. G. II. Baldwin will have
reception Oh Saturday next
The churches were numerously attended yester-
day. Right Rev. I. L. Hendricken, Bishop of Prov-
dence, preached an able sermon at St. Mary Church,
where Colonel Bonaparte is devout worshipper.
Mr.. Henry Mm.ber, an approved minister of tho
Society of Friends. who is cottage resident.
preached at the Friends Meeting House. The Rev.
II. c. Potter. DID,. OF New York. at All Saints
Chapel and the Rev. James Freeman Clarke OF Bos-
ton. was at the Unitarian Church Bishop Perry. of
Iowa. had charge OF the services at Emmanuel Epis-
| copal Church.
There promises to be lively commotion among
the directors and friends of the Redwood Library.
1t appears that Mr. Frank L. Porter, the well known
real estate agent OF this city, advertised
ccutors sale of the elegant statuary belonging to
the late Sidney Brooks. of Boston. u well known
summer resident. Some of the stockholders OF the
Library bitterly opposed TO it being used for
such purpose. and one Of them has already ad-
dressed letter to that effect to local paper.
The statuary to be sold at auction comprises
the following pieces, all by Hiram Powers The
Fisher Boy" "Proserpine" America" 'Eve DIS
consolate" Washington" and Franklin" They
were priced very highly by their owner.
Mr.. George II. Pendeton. of Cincinnati has
named his cottage. near Ochre Point. 'Conrads
Judge H. E. Davies and Julian G. Davies and fa,ni-
lies OF New York. have the Barker Cottage. Para
disc road.
Judge Alfred Gallup. of Connecticut is at the
United States HOTEL and judge Kibrcth, of New
York. is the guest OF Mr. Joel Wolfe. Of New York,
at the Russell Cottage. on Narragansett avenue.
DR.. Harvey Lindsly. of Washington, has arrived at
the Nicoai Cottage, on John street.
Mrs. NJ. A. hayward. OF Boston. has arrived, and
has rented the Hazard Cottage, on Kay street.
Mrs. Gardner Brewer of Boston. who has not occu-
pied her delightful place here, known as '.Fins-
erre." since 1871 when she gave fete champetre in
aid of the Old South Church. OF Boston, will arrive
here from Europe during the present month.
Mrs. General cadwalader Of Philadelphia, will
also arrive here from Europe in u few days. Her
| husband who died during the winter, of
Newport's pioneer SUMNER patrons
few Gays ago Mr.. Albert Ludlum of Baltimore.
| who resides on Narragansett avenue. met with u
severe accident through the kicking or his horse
over the cashier. while he driving q tandem.
One of the bones OF his broken.
Schuyler Hamilton and family, Stanley Morti-
mer, Richard Mortimer and Mrs. Green, OF New
York Mr.. John =. King. of Sand Hill, Ca. and
family and ID. Il. Tennant and family, OF Peters
burg, Va; William Bliss and wife. Dr. q. Cleveland
and family. John Gray and family. Professor Holli-
day, Henry A. Mott and wife, Miss NJ. l.. Pothemus.
Mrs. S. NJ. Street, Mrs Young and family and W. A.
Street anu family, from New York; Judge Bradley,
| Miss Julia Babcock and b. B Knight and family. OF
Providence; j. A. Hgginson. q. q. Chamberlain and
family and the Rev. DR.. George Il. Ellis of Boston.
and DR.. l.. s. Dixon. of Worcester, at Halls Cliff
Hotel.
Theodore Cohnfeld and family, Mr. and Mrs.
| M frO York.
a. L. Cope and family, Mr.. Hartshorn and family
and Mr.. Evans and family, from Philadeipbia: Z.
J. Mather aud family, from Morristown, n. j.; Mrs.
Perkins ana family. from Hartford. and DR.. J. V.
u. Stewart and family, of Baltimore, at Bate
mans near Brenton's Point. tor the season.
Professor A. C. Merriam and wife, T. n. Pigot j.
J.. Naisi. Hiss Il. Il. sheldon, Miss G. Jolinan, W.
! H. wilson, Miss Il. Blythe, Miss NJ. Deade and Miss
c. Durfee, all OF New York, ut the wilbor Cot
taeo, on Church street.
AIR. w. W. Astor. of New York, gave an outdoor
entertainment to-day at Southwicks IS Grove.
The late hotel arrivals include General Buterfold
and Alonzo B. Cornell from New York; c. A. Rich
ardson. Brooklyn W. W. Whiting and wife. Albany.
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