New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-12
,rur rRyBUNE FRESH-AIR FUND.
SOCIETIES DOINGS OF A WEEK.
NOTES ABOUT THE wATERING-PLACES.
,,vE AT NEwPoRT-TRE CASINO PARrf-doSSif
FROM BEACHES AND SPRINGS.


,,vr AT NEwPoRT-TRE CASINO PARrf-GoSsif
FROM BEACHES AND SPRINGS.
To those who object to the emptiness ana
lack of high motive in the dining or'ins iouhss anu
.nse slug which just now make up 81 uo VI
49, ,h,onahle existence at Newport, the people within
ar, c,rc,s reply that there is dinerence oetween
,alzinr and looking After all are you sa'o you
xourself think IL nothing they ASK 70 nave 'o ma"
hit MS hat to you be one Of "the most promnon.
parsons present" at xhunt' sno 70 DO "s''o' ."
thu conditions which g1d dleness Win o'ossnoo' !'u
I'D why then should you be annoyed py III
It's lust as well that few tired brain and hand workers
are among the summer pilgrims TO newport for sucn
there ia no balm OF relaxation In Gieau-no resIiu'
neneu,be is dispensed the Casino. The air OF the
Mace stimulates acute seoonscousness and the exam
Me ~ neople who dine aud dance the season round as
,nouyh Oberon's bora was forever blowing infects
.xerybody Ii sublimaiion Of the dancing plague OF
the Middle Ages.
such exhiaraton Of spirit and excitaton Of body are
only degree more resfu than the bosterous behavior
NJ the carousers at the Casino last Monday
night whose achiug heads IN the morning
mnst have had companions in low spirits
Perhaps there was q lesson In the occurrence tnat
will be needed by stockholders and governors OF the
institution 1t shown at the annual meeting OF the
stockholders on the day that subscriptions had
fallen eff considerably during the This accounts
partly for comparatively small attendance at the
morning concerts
The arrival OF Mr.. and Mrs Oliver Northcote from
their tour in England will add 10 the small body OF
people who put society ia debt by serving as foc Tor
dinner and parties. Society people esteem them
selves so much level that it s hard 70 nd excuse
for honormg one of their number with a dinner
Many might think Americans like sir. Bancroft for in
stauce-whose handsome grounds make him the John
Hoey of Newport-would be as well worth h0nLlng as
many the toreig GERS VINO come here But foreign
label is quite as attractive in society as on pickle
bottle
The hunts were well attended last week Miss Choever
Is Distinguishing herself by her graceful aud fearless
riding and competition among the Young men for emil
nence in the awkward squad. II Is said that hunt
Of extended and sportsmanke character is con
templaed by young VINO has recently spread the
knoyede of his name the continent by che
of his devotion professional beauty He says New
mort too dull him. aud does 10 realize the
possibility in spite Of courteses extended to him by
few personal friends Of his family the duneSs OF Ne W
mort 10 hun may been altogether accidental
To recall the entertainments OF last week be at
once be ildered by their Mrs Howe's reading
OF one Of poems at Mrs Paran Sevenss on last
Sunday night notable incieut Thomas Hitch
cocks dinner-psrty at the Parker villa Sunday night
was 10 lowed on Monday BY handsome table at Edger
ton L. Wnthrops at which, among the eighteen persons
present we're General Pakenhain, K A. MI Herbert,
M aud Mrs G. p wetmore. Mr. and Mcs. T. +. Gushing
and Mr. Livingston. The Earl and Countess OF OnslOw
were the guests at Ogden Mills's dnner-pary
others present Delng MT anu hhu -A9'
Vanderbilt Mr.. and Mrs Belmont, Mas Carol. Mr. and
Mrs Livingston, Mr.. Winthrop and Colonel Gardner.
among those who ga hered tuesday the invitation
o. Mr. ava Mrs 4. Vanderbilt, TO meet DIR. ana MRS
Webb were L. 0. Beach, Miss Yznaga Mrs Post Mr.
Fearing and Lady Vaudeville One OF the prettiest tables
countag the and young faces round II, seen
thus Mrs Henry Clewss luncheon at
the Bryce villa on Tuesday, when Miss Rsmsen Mss
Alice Remsen Miss Gift Miss Dickey, Misses Parsons
Miss Warren ana Mrs George W. Merritt graced the
occasion
It refreshing 10 turn resorts where people not
afraid to laugh and where nature is not ignored to sc
great extent at Newport in the daily plans Tor
pleasure The shores Of Lake Georgs thronged with
merry parties camping stopping at tue hotels
enjoying crystalline air the always betutif al
lake its surrounding mOuDtains, over which The
eagles be circlng almost every day. til
summit OF Prospect Mountain, near Caldwell, Is favor
lie goal for ambitious climbers As one rows or sails
along and startled by the various
college hotel cries coming from the shore and
being answered by others the lake. as for Instance
"ssg-a.u-ore Bow-bow-bowp or d" BOLTON. hotei.
eall cal, call. uger"
Horseback riding is fayorite diversion at Richfed
Springs. Miss Almy OF WasaingtOn.and Miss Drs-
Ter among the sk1lfu riders. What with Madame dc
Iussan's concert, Tue bicycle tournament tennis etc.
nspS sx ns sc oesn o Mr. me son OF Biz aud
hrk Joan Sherwood.
Joseph j. Mills so well known in wslst. Is getting
better every day from Ills recent slight attack Of paray
ss He lett Richned spnugs Saturday Tor The Uui-
expresses absolute confidence 10 0is recovery
The prospect OF four iD-bAnds running 70 New YORK
Welcomed by many lovers OF adventure at oaratOga'
The weather been deIhtfuilJ co 81 az tae SPRUCE
the thermometer not going above TO- snu tne rSoig
Owing. dancing. nave been epoyed Mll
Sest Prcsident soto Is one o. tne most distinguished
guests at botels The appearance Of Mr.. Wander
bills team one Of tue dali incidents that interests
everybody crowds collecting OH the sdew@K 70 sec the
People save had to walk keep Of doors IN
,ae Sssnis fhat some people eigcy sne en~io .
took sjaun OF tnirty miles over tbe country aud re
PaSs es Great psT Of me DIVER
oou for Long BraDch and extra day OF pleasure was
through storm 10 the week previous. Among hose
VAC have driven out 70 tue races are General Pryor,
Ars. A J. Drexe and Mr. and Mrs. wallaek fBe TO
pert thar Judge Hilton Dud hotels aud cottages
kocron and the Atlantic Highlands interested many
owns real estate az botn places. but his Intentions
rarely tue puDic ahead OF performances. one
OF the features at Monmouth Beach Is the music
AND dancing at the Casino saturday nignts
public appears 10 be the point OF bre king Mt
Sse wnese tse people s, "so pJto11s tSs sos stay
sights aion shore and pJins OF vantage geDer
nat national parks mus be multiplied order tnat the
public access 70 The natural beantes OF tue
country.
TIE lair at "Tbe Kennels" Far Rockaway. for the
beet OF the Episcopal itcctory proved an uneI pested
Heckscner Nelson families were actively assisted ny
almost the entire cottage population, Nearly Ne, every
lar itself cnieay into restaurant and dancing
PATTY The peculiarly results were u1eAPooecoV sooo
Ms. g. IL. Wyukoop gave Informal uusicaie &c ner
cottage at "Wsye Crest THURSDAY evening" ~ whc1
were present among other guests Mrs Huntington ana
per Two talented daughters. Inose Two young Iadies
nave Just returned from Europe where they nave Deen
muaying duiing the last three years Inc eiuef
niss Huntington formerly pupil OF o. IS M!is' anu
n4s Slice studied vita kuliak and with Nicoay ino
sounser began musical education with 5gnor ErIh
saa HAS continued direction o. the younger
AAputL Miss Agnes made her neolt IN Dresden about
,shtcen m0nths ago, aud since sung IN Lelpsic,
ana Lonoon With great success In Paris sne ssng
,ne irocac6ro before audience OF 600 penple una
pss voice nlicd tue immense building vi holt dfca
o,a SISTERS were much sdarcd IN LJniOn for their
suscal ability aud tuey sang there many private
uceIts ~ The houses OF welknOwp people Inc PIN