New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-11
TIE LIFE AT NEWPORT.


MS tournament IN progress at the Casino Is ATTRACTING
a good dea OF attention.
Mr. Luis Polo de Bernabe. Secretary Of the Spanish
Legation has returned to Newport where he will re-
main some time.
The dues OF the members Of the Casino are S23 per
anuum The rates for subscribers are as foowsi For
the season. S25; for enc month, SO; for two weeks
S1O Tor one week. So for three days, 81 So The dues
of ladies' who may subscribers one-half OF these
rates
Tho foundation for tho new Claiming Memorial
Church Is nearly laid.
Mis- John Jacob Aston. Of NewYork, viii not sYo her
usual reception this week
Mr. James Gordon Bennett has gone 10 New-York,
where he viii remain few days.
Bishop Coke, Of NewYOrk,who ofciated NJ All Saints
Chapel on Sunday, will remain here several days.
B.snop Clark, or The Episcopal Diocese OF Rhode Island
will preach ut All Saints Chapel on sunday next, ana on
the following Sunday Bishop Huntington, OF Worcester.
Mass, will occupy Its pulpit.
carnival Will take place al soutnwicks Grove next
week
Bishop ". j. Dckerson, Of South Carolina, preached
an able sermon at Truro Chapel on Sunday.
Commodore George Dewey. L. 5 n. and C. G. Hobson,
Of ENGLAND town, the latter being the guest OF
Rear Admiral Worden. u. g. n
Lieutenant A G. Paul U. z. n. ia in town, the guest
OF Mrs. John Jacob Aston.
Few four-n-nauds have made their appearance on
Belleyue-ave this season. Coaches driven by Mr.
August Belmont Mr.. G. p. WetmOre, Mr Augustus
Whiting Mr. James Gordon Bennett, Mr.. James II.
Keene Mr. Pierre Lorllard, Mr. George r. Fearing Mr.
c. H. Colt, Mr. Hugo o. Frscn aud MI Theordore
A. Havemeyer, the Austrian Committeeman at New
York.
The attendance at the polo games on Saturday was
larger since the games were started at this
place.
Ex-Governor Van Zandt has purchased the Unitarian
Church. which is TO give place to tho new Charming
Memorial Church, for s. 900 The building viii be
moved and the grounds connected with the Governors
fine estate on Pelham and Milsts.
Bishop Clark, OF Rhode Island will assist at the
gstOn wedding Thursday at All Saints
Chapel
Mr. John y. A. Grswold and DIR. Walter l. Kane of
New-York have been added to the list Of governors Of
the Newport Club, Bellevueaye.
Miss Fanny Reed. who lately returned from Europe,
ia here the guestof her sister, Mrs Paran Stevens OF
NewYork
Nearly $1,000 was raised in the churches on Sunday
for the Newport Hospital
The Misses Ogden OF New-York, have arrived and
taken possession the Hazard Cottage for the
The steam yacht CLEAN, OF Baltimore, Mr.. W. II.
Graham owner, has arrived here She has board
guests Captain Morris Robert Center and d. c. Trenbe
Of New-York.
A dinner party was given tonight by Mr. Hollis
Hunnewcll. OF Boston.
The Rev. Mr. Faulkner. of Christ Church. Brooklyn. is
in town spending his vacation. The Rev. H. X. Harris
and wife, OF the same city, at the Ocean House.
Nc and Mrs Augustus schell, OF New York, will give
reception on Friday next honor OF their guest Mrs
j.. f. Johnson. the niece Of President Buchanan.
Commodore and Mrs Charles H. Baldwin, of New
York, gave a delightful reception at their charming
villa near the Ocean House tonight. The grounds
were brilliantly illuminated, and the full band
from Fort Adams made the music General Yogfcs and
the officers from Fort Adams, Captain Ramsey and tho
officers from the Torpedo Station, and many OF the
Army and Navy officers who are spending the season
John Welsh OF Pennsylvania and DR.. Edward Nathan
GAM. Journalist from Vienna are among the late arr
The battery drill and concert at Fort. Adams were
special events to-day large number OF cottage resi-
Mr.. Edward Gray. OF Boston and Miss Irwin, OF New
York are the favorites In the doube-handed lawn
mis- tournament now In progress at the Casino grounds
The Hon. Thomas L. Baydrd Is at Silver springs near
this place, visiting some relatives.
The hotels at Narragansett Per ana at BLOCK Lsahd
The scribner publishing house has ordered a OF
pictures OF the interior OF the Casino for publication
Late arrivals include the following;
Ocean H0use-C. II. Colt. James McMenus and wife.
Hartford q. Nicholson and family. W f. Mason. q. +.
FIske. o; l., scaessinger, b; j. Gardner. John N A.
d. L. LyaiL and family Bro0kyn GePrse B. Sonnet.
n H.: +. f. Wolgamoth aud family, Joseph A. Abrams,
Philadelphia; George ". Fisher and family. somer-
vile, Mass; NJ Lewis, IT,, Washington James Hart
ley and wife, EasthamptOn, Mass; Mrs. William Payne,
W. T. Roumage, Mrs. +. IL. Chamberlain T. G. Chum-
bcrlain Jamos Adams, Z. NJ. NOonan. Chicago j. T.
Dixon. Great Falls, n. H.; j.. l.. Motto and wife,
Miss NJ. b. Mote, Miss Wheelwrght, W. H. Smith
and family Boston X. Merier aud wife. Cincinnati
Harris and family, Mrs. Rogers. Albanyi J. G, Waite
and family ;. Caldwell jr. and WIFE, Philadelphia j.
L. L.. Smith, Mrs. q. ID. Dawson. Hartford II Nelson,
New. York Mrs Carrie Parker. Mobile William Ayres
and wife, Philadelphia; Scion Cobb. Charles z. Shuk,
Erie Penn, H. G. Rhodes Plttsburgi g. X. Hall, New
Orleans j. A. Smell. Schenectady. n. " $. c. Morwin
and wife, Miss f. Ives, Mrs N ID. Sperry. New Haven
b. Is. Tilden. New-York
Hotel Aqaidaeek-Wllliam Herman. PhiladelphaI u.
+. Howard, HOlyOke; L. j. Garyey, Reading. Penn L.
NJ Rodgers, U. s. n, II. I. Garsed and wife, Mrs. DR..
Eckwurze, j. j. stadiger aud wife. Mrs. George ii.
Pierce Philadelphia s. Southard and wife, Susan :.
wo0lley, Fishkl n ri James L. Burbank and WIFE F.
ID. Resbey aud family. Taunton; Norman White jr.