New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-15
SUMNER NOTES FROM NEWPORT
THE NATURAL HISTORY sOCIETY-THE CASINO
TRoUBLE-soCIAL INCIDENTS.

THE NATURAL HISTORY sOCIETY-THE CASINO
TRoUBLE-soCIAL INCIDENTS.
NEWPORT, Aug. 14-Among the members
of Newports new Natural History Society the fol-
loving: Professor Alexander Agassiz Andrew b.
Almon. Mrs. julia Ward Howe. George H. Norman, DIR.
II. r. storer, Malcolm Storer James Gordon Bennett
James r. Keene W. ID. King General T. b. Potter. Mrs
Milton n. Sanford Edward H. Briney, Mayor Franklin,
DIR. s. W. Franes Mrs. T. T. Pitmau (Margery Deane),
DR.. F. II. Rankin, Dr. W. c. Rives, jr., Ex-Governor
Van Zandt Colonel George E. waring r FaiIman Rogers,
Rear-Admiral Reed werdeD, o. s. N; Colonel g. III.
Elliot, U. s. A. and Mrs. A. b. Bigelow. The member
ship up to August 2 was seventy-one Professor g. f..
Baird honorary member OF tie society. The pre-
sident Is Professor Raphael Pumpelly, who ID also
of the trustees.
The Daiiy Ne,os Of this evening prints the following.
which understood have the approval of the Casino
governor: alt understood that the participants in
the recent dinner at the Casino over which there mas
considerable sensational gossip have apologzed to
the governors and the apology has been accepted Win
notice that any further offence will lead to the iul ana
impartial enforcement the constitution and bylaws
which govern such actions. The governors have had
three meetings, and have thoroughly and impartlauy
investigated tne matter This action is generally salts
factory"
william Post and Mrs. Thomas Hitchcock, OF New
York gave dinner parties last night and Mrs Cornelius
Vanderbilt lunch To-day Mr. and Mrs. c. Vanderbilt
Dinner parties were gwen this evening by Edgerton L.
Winthrop OF Boston, and Mrs William Aston. OF New
York Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Goelet, or new YORK
announce ball at their new villa on August Is Mrs
Thomas Hunter gave luncheon party to-day In h0hor
VI sixteen young ladies. Mrs George W. wales, Oh
Boston gave a lunch at her cottage In YzDaga-ave.
Miss c. l.. Wolfe will return from Europe on or about
August 49, aud will take possession OF her new villa at
Ocare Point Miss Wolfe paid Sl93OOD for her ian1
The cottage will cost upwards OF $l25.OOO
OWN Booth may daily be seen IN Beilevue-ave In a
village cart He Is invariably accompanied by bis
daughter. Miss EdwDa Booth.
ST. Joan BrJderick. NJ. r., registered at the Casino
Rear. Admiral werden, u. s. n. is occupying MS new
cottage, sir Bache Cunnard Is guest OF {. U.
Francklyn, OF NewY0rk.
DR. Dwight. president OF the National Lawn Tennis
Association, ia Town making arrangements Tor the
Forthcoming tournament at the Casino.
A Law and family, WAC arrived from
Brooklyn on Monday. have taken Possession OF Sunset
Ridge, at Castle HILL -. .,,
Among tue recent hotel arrivals are the following
Mrs L. c. Bry ant. of England, the Rev. aud Mrs T. g
Tiffany Mrs 4. n. Freshman and Charles and Edward
Freshman, Thomas HowstIom. the Misses klunder.
Herman iappan, C. l.. Thomas, W. L. Lesvy, sidney
ats Mrs. Henry Willard and family, OF New YORK; j.
A. Farrell aud family, of Chicago; A. H. Mitchell and
WIFE, OF Cincinnau; W. j. Candee. OF Brooklyn; Edwin
Is. smith OF Washing t0n, and A. McCafks0n ana WHe,
OF Philadelphia.