New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-27
SUMMER LEISURE.
AUGUST DAYS AT NEWPORT.
THE PRESIDENTS ENTERTAINERs-soME OF THE
LATEST ARRIVALS.

THE PRESIDENTS ENTERTAINERs-soME OF THE
LATEST ARRIVALS
NEWPORT Aug. 26.-The President has been
quite busy again to-day In the early part OF the day he
made call upon and took a drive in company with Mrs.
T. ID. Morgan. jr., OF New York. He visited the Casino
where he Hospitality entertained and where he at
tracted good deal OF attention lie afterward attended
q 6fe chaBpcre given by the summer residents near the
famous Hanging Rocks. Here he met many Of the most
distinguished summer 'csidCnts A collation. was pro-
vidcd In the afternoon lie witnessed the polo games
where several thousand people had con
ererated He drove to the Polo Grounds.
The games progress when lie drove in and. as
match game was being played II had been decided not
10 the band play until goal had been made, as 1t
would have q tendency 10 frighen the ponies Hence
Hail 10 the Chief WAS not struck up until after the
President had been the ground about twenty min
utes The President had the pleasure Of wit
Messing some of the most exciting polo contests
ever PLAYED on any polo field I'm America.
When he drove from the grounds hundreds OF hats were
raised and white handkerchieis waved by ladies'
This was the first time thai President has ever been
polo field in this country. The Secretary Of state and
the Secretary Of War were also on the ground.
Tonight the President was rendered dinner by Mr.
and Mrs John Jacob Astor where he met several dstn
guishcd gentlemen. covers being laid for twenyfour
The Secretary OF STATE was among the guests. TomOr
row morning the President viii attend divine service at
the United Congregational Church. and viii remain qui-
city during the day at Ex-Governor MOrgans villa. On
Monday afternoon he will hold public reception At the
Ocean House, and on the day Will be dined by Mrs
Falan stevens aud Mr. and Mrs John ". Ellis, OF New
York
Tie Secretary Of the Navy formally accepted Coasters
Harnor Island in behalf OF the United States
Government. lie accompanied b. his wife and by
Chcf Engineer Shock, chief Naval Constructor Wilson,
Leopold Morse, OF Boston; Senators Adroi OF Rhode
Island ana Miner, OF an OfHa ; Governor Lltte
field ana Mayor franklin, OF Newport salute OF twen
tyone guns was hrcd IN houor OF the event from the
United states snip New-llampshfc After an Inspection
there collation., at Wl4cnd Few remarks were made
By Mr.. Chandler and By tie Mayor o the city.
Among the arrivals AT tn Ocean House TINS afternoon
were j.. w. Nailc and family, Worcester; Benjamin
Thurston ;. : spraeue and family Mrs. william Cor
uss Providence; Godfrey MORSE 1rs. w. McKlm, W. -.
Blake. William CIOchcr and family, g. H. CrOcker, A.
MciZcu Marie Mcilel, Jeeunc Mcizel BoStOl; John r.
Mcf.wan and family A. ID. Clearwater Henry II. Par
Dean, W II. Colin, New York; ThompsOn Ly man. MIS-
I Jn Penroae and family, h j. e. Walk,r
Hoyt and family Lowell j. .. Read. Toledo;
J. A. Burden and family, Iroyj :. T. Griss, Chicago;
5 u. Parsons and family, Columbus ONO; George =
Orh, Ilttsburg.
The afternoon arrivals at the Aquidneck included r.
y. Il. Hoyt aud wife, j. u. Hunter, Luce. e. b. Os
born ANA Schuy j. Jackson. OF NeW-lO Francis l.
Young and family, OF Boston W. A. Robinson
and wife, II Chicago; and A. J. -clafh-t, or Wash
ingtOn; c. f. Fearing, j.. W. Roncy and NJ b. Cooper
r.. Of New York; Charles L. Spiague, Boston;
George Baldwin, Oh the banking house Of Norton,
Bliss Co., OF NeWYOIA, 10 the guest Of e. O. Baldwin
sam Lucas and his minstrel troupe VIII BE- at the
Casino Theatre one week from Tonight - rr.....
JOnn A. Andrew OF Boston, Is the guest OF N Ihay cr
At a meeting Of the Society for the Prevention Of
a honorary member.
Mrs C. ;. Perry, OF Philadelphia, has arrived at her
Tic REV Dr. and Mrs L. W. Appleton, Of Chittcn-
ham, Pa guests OF ;. h. Wilson, OF Trenton, y. D.