New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-01
NEWPORT NOTES.

NEWPORT, r. l., July 31.-July has been a
very prosperous month for this popular watern place
and the coming month VIII be one Of unusual brill
iaucy Several important events are to take place
among which may be mentioned the marriage OF Mt
G. Clvendish Bentnck, cousin of the Duke of Portland
TO Miss Bessie Livingston Of NewYork, and the races
Of the New-York Yacht Squadron. The month Will be
auspciousy opened Monday, when grand reception
VIII take place at the Casino All that needed is good
weather
G. Fare and II. Fare, Of London; Mrs. Oliver Dit
son. James G.. HInckley and wife, j. A. Caldwell and
A. c. Zmmerson Of Boston W. 3. Henderson ana
Wilbur Henderson, OF Chicago S. Bernheimer and fam
y and Herman L. Jansen, New-York, are at the Ocean
House.
Mrs Sarah p. Ludum. of Baltimore. who has been
spending few weeks at the Ocean House, has rented
the Hazard Cottage In Ward-ave.
Tie Rev Dr. Hosmer. Of Boston, breaches OF the Uni1
tartan Church tomorrow
Colonel Robert G. Ingersou will lecture here next
month.
DR. Isaac F. Taylor president OF the Bellevue Medical
College Of NewYork ia in town the guest OF his sonin-
law Pierre Lorillard who has recently arrived at
his Ochre Point Villa.
The horses ana hounds Of the Queens County Hunt
have arrived here from New-York. The headquarters
OF the club will be at the Lawon Farm in the adjoining
town Of MiddletOwn.
The Rev. Dr. PynchOn, Of Hartford. is here as the
guest Of the Rev. W. 8. Child.
Miss Colgate OF Riyerdale n Y, IA IN town as the
guest OF Mr. H. NJ. Schlefen, OF NewYork who is occu
pyng one OF the cliff cottages.
Mr. Alex Brown, Of Philadelphia has arrived at his
cottage Tor the season.
Mr. W. H. Barber, of the United States and Canada
Express at Buffalo, is spending the season here.
The Rev. DE- Watson. OF Philadelphia, the Rev. W. W.
Newton OF Boston, and the Rev. j. Tute Smith, d. D.,
of NewYork, will preach at Zion EpscopaD Church dur
In the month Of August.
Bishop Coke. OF the Diocese OF Western NewYOrk. will
preach at the morning service at All SAINTS Chapel to-
morrow the Rev s. K Dexter, of Warren Will be at
the little Baptist church on the Island Of Conanicut
near this place.
Mrs Maria Oiyphant Miss Sarah Vernon. Miss Z. c.
and family Of New-YorK; George Farnham and family
Of Addison, steuben County. ~ Y. and Mr.. and Mrs
at the Champln cottage. the Island of Conanicut
George Allison Nr. Etting and family. Mrs. Hunter
and Mr. Stead and family of Providence Lieutenant
Maynard, u. S. n. and family, Miss Davs. Of New York
and Mrs Kelly OF Chicago are at the Bay View House
Lieutenant Commander o. A. Bachelor. U. 8 n and
Hoyoke, Mass D. c. Croker and family of Springfield
aud stephen Holman and family. OF Springfield are at
the Cary COTTAGE ut jamestown. near this place.
A hop takes place at the Ocean House tonight
The Hon. William Beach Lawrence gave grand din
ad n VISA very clap Srate affair and was in keep
ing with the usual hospitality Of the sage of Ochre
Point
grand dinner party was given tonight by Mr. George
P. Wetmore. OF New. YORK.
Brooks OF Boston; W II. Moore and g. H. Blood, OF
Memphis; ~ G. Pendleton. OF Cincinnati; General
Josenh Johnston and DR.. Wharton, Of Philadelphia;
Mrs W Phnney and ]. II. Hobbs, Of Chicago and Pro-
lessor +. NJ. Wilmer OF Baltimore.
The Yacht ss arrived here today with a large eI-
cursion party from New London.
Mrs. p. I. Barnum Is quite III at the Ocean House.
Mayor Kelley of Worcester, Is in town.
Captain F. NJ Ramsey has returned to the command OF
the torpedo station In this harbOr.
Mrs g. d. Willard, OF Albany. Is a guest at the Sea
View Cottage.
E. NJ Grrcnway and wife. OF Baltimore, are here the
guests Of George Brown, the banker OF the city
The employees OF the COnant Thread Company made
their annual excursion 20 this place to-day.
The electric hight at Ocean House 10 night attracted
a good deal Of attention.
An unusually large audience, estimated at several
Thousand witnessed the polo this afternoon. The
sides were follows: Bues-James Gordon Bennett, F.
GRAY rlswold Rcds-August Belmont. jr., and Elliott
sehrinsh Nine spirited and holly contested games
" ere we'd sOme OF the hest witnessed here. Five
Of the games were won by Mr.. Benefits team. fell
10 Mr. Bennett to personally send the ball between the
pennants In all the games which were recorded for
lls team he made noticeable points and was warmly ap
Dlauded.