New-York tribune., 1881-08-31
NEWPORT NOTES.

NEWPORT, II. l., Aug 30.-The weather is
dry and the lawns suffering for rain. However the
pleasant weather to keep the hotels well filed.
The T. G. Appleton lot the corner OF Beevue-ave
and Perry-st has sold Bell r $2G O0O
j. T. Chamberlain, Chicago, rented the Murray
cottage Westinghouse
L. l.. Winthrop, OF New-York entertained the
following named ladies and gentlemen at ball
given at the Casino Saturday night: Mr.. and Mrs. f.
Bronson, C. Catlin, Mrs. T. F. Cushing, Mrs. Grinneu,
Count Leppe Wiesenfcdt, Atherton Blight A. Otis Miss
Morgan, A. Belmont, jr., S. ). Howland and wife,
+. Abbott. W. B. Smith, Miss Stevens, Hollis Hun
newell and wife. G.. II. Shaw and wife, II. Nc.
Vickar, j. NJ. Townsend, F. Sheldon and wife,
j. ]. Cairns, the Misses Whiting and Carroll John
L. Carroll and wife, Miss Astor c. II. Hitch
cock, L. W. Gray and wife, +. s. G. DeTauteyille,
S. Miller, j. Potter, +. K. Appleton, Sidney
Webster Miss Yznaga j. G.. Bennett, H. Beckwith r p
Miss Beckman. Mrs. Paran Stevens NJ. Rives Miss
Rives, the Misses Hutton g. p. Wetnore and Wife, J. c.
Lawrence and wife, II. Marie. J. L. Kcmochan. Miss X
Kernochan e. H. Hoyt, II. stevens, Isaac Bell, jr W,
W. sherman, I. Maitland, D. King and wife and g. II.
Warren
Cottage entertainments given by f. L. Winthrop
Of NewY ork and Hollis Hunnewer of Boston match
game of polo for large stake between August Belmont
Dr, and E. Zbrowsk both of New-York took place on
the grounds of the Westchester Polo Club this afternoon
in the presence of fair number OF spectators The
conditions of the match the best in seven
Belmont the match in the sixth game. Zbrowski
broke his mallet and before he could a
Belmont rolled the ball between the pennans and won
the game and match The rules of the match nllowed
ether party play matter what occurred after the
epening of the match
The society residents out in full force this even
ing to the French play of False Coors presented
at the Casino Theatre by who are among the
leading guests including Mrs Julia Ward Howe Robert
NJ Cushing I. f. Gushing and others 1t was success
IN every particular.
Among the late hotel arrivals are the following;
Hotel Aqudneck-A. A. Putnam and family UxbrIdpe
Harry l.. Harden. Bay City; A. Gerard, Washington:
f. A. Parker, W. w. Waugh, j. s. Boyd, Boston; p. M
Dale and wife, Brooklyn; Bradford Peet, A. Mcleod M
M HOwlaud, Houston Eldredge, New-York; d. r Uay.
den, NJ. H. Henderson. +. G. Talman and WIFE f. Car
penter, Providence; Joshua Greathouse, w H. Cheat
pm, England; n. t. Martin, A. ]. Miller Utica: Daniel
Mason, Westboro; J. =. Boyd, Baltimore: r. Rishnn
Woodstock; L. NJ Lyon Providence; Henry Dictie'
Mrs W. a. sweet and family, Syracuse William Mat
Ms9ewsi HPprTisS%rg; Parm W. f@r:ons P. Parsons
i. /. Larlns James w. Larkns Providence i''
ocean H0use-R. w. II. Bradley New-Hayen. w u
Andrews and wife, Il. A. Brown, W. +. Carey TT w
Wheeler, III NJ. Cooke, E. H. Callinan, New-York: G. IT
indianapolis Robert Lare, Mrs Lare, Miss Larc Chi
cago II. Schwartz j. N Fske, Miss Fiske II n Novnr
A. ID. Mcclellan L. +. Ball. Nahan Pike and wife Kos
ton; W Boninger, f. Tate and wife, baltimore; +. f.
y; Jones' Spencer; A. q. Doll and wife, Harrisburg
Thomas Dana, Boston X. r. Shippen, Washington: e.
n Saunders and wife, st. Paul j. Seligman Michigan
n. ID. Byam and family, Thomas G.. Shepard and wife
kew-iiaven II. b. Bemss and family, New-Jersey; L. A.
DulirIng, Arthur Van Harlinger, Philadelphia DR. s. A.
Bates W. III. Jourdan, Worcester; V. IL. Hail, /. s.
hatehki NewIork n. A. la Fetra and Wife Brook.
w; W. H. Lyon and wife, Menden.