New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-25
THE LAST FOX HUNT At NEWPORT

srvrpAI RIDERS THRowN-sERMoNs AND LECTURES
BY MoNsIGNoR CAPEL-MooNIGHr DRIVES.
NEWPORT, Aug. 24.-rhe last fox hunt OF
The season took place this afternoon The meet was at
soutnwicks Grove, which at an early hour was filed
with carriages. The cotagers were out In large num-
bers Among lady starters were Mrs. Bird. Mrs. Nor
gan. Mrs Belmont Misses Havemeyer. Mrs. smyth,
ana Mrs. C. q. Franckyn. Among the gentlemen were
Sir Bacne Cunard, W X Thorne, jr, August Raymond
and o. Ii. p Belmont, L. d. Morgan, Henri lie Boutml-
her Burt" Appleton. II. X. Norman, Center Hitch
cock W. c. Wetherbee, T. LorilarI, Jr.,
Miles standisb, H. b. King, j. L. KernOchan,
BENJAMIN Weaver. c. Havemoyer. Walter jennings
Amos French, j. D. Cheever, G. . Brown c. G. Peters
r. NJ Ware and NJ. Norris. The pack rau northward
yeering occasionally the east and west Alter run
Of eight iles iox To death. The brush was
gwen Mrs. Morgan, the mask 10 C. e. Peters and tue
pads to Foxna Keene and Center Hitchcock Mr.. Ware
was thrown and kicked in the breast by hs hOrse Mira
Belmont, Messrs. Bouthillier and French were also
thrown, but were not badly hurt Mr.. Ware for time
was summed and it was generally Thought tAat lie
killed but he was his saddle again ana was In at
the death. 1t one OF the best runs
of the season and was over very uneven ground the
hunting season been a success
Monsgnor Cayel decided To remain here over sun
eday ii will preach two sermons st. Mary's Roman
Catholic Church Sunday and will lecture ON Satur.
day al the Casino Theatre for his benefit largo
number OF tickets have beeu sold MOnsignOr Capei
positively refuses the subject OF his lecture
In advance.
Coaching drives by moonlight popular just now
isaac Bell jr T. o. Beach and Hugo o. Fritsch OF New
York drove Coaches around Oceanavc. last night Mr.
Beaehs party stopped at W. K vanderbnts for lunch
and the other parties entertained with supper
and dance by Mr.. Fritsch.
In the nals of the singles at the lawntenns tourua
ment Sears beat Dwight, three out of 1vesets
with vantage {. mis- being u D 8 T..
Bears distanced nis opponent at every point playing
sasiy and confidently in contrast to Dwights abored
NAV The heat intense The large crowdpresent APP
paudcd Searss play and victory Sears takes thoHorse
man trophy galfcent diamond-sLudded racquet
an elegan, CUP offered by the Casino. and valuable
bronze PLAGUE with representation of tennis field
done In due silver wire. He plays an exhibition game
with Petit tomorrow.
Dinner parties given this evening by Colonel j..
n Bonaparte. G. Henry Warren aud Cornelius Wander
bit
The Havemeyer ball will be given on Tuesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. James p. Kernochan, of New-York pre-
po.e holding re- option the afternoon of August %
Gany invitations nave been issued.
Among today's arrivals were {. L. Doles, OF Pougl-
and family, Of Boston; T. C. Patterson and wife, Tue
Rev A. j. Lyman and wife ana q. IA. Stayyer ana VIE,
OF brooklyn; Ms. j. Weddle, OF Albany; - ii. Val IL
tine, John Brooks, John Week, t. A Avoy aud WI
IeAytI f. Beck aud wife, j. T. Palmer ana WIG and l.
D. Cleeyer OF Sew-York H. 5. Harrington. OF CrOtoh.
Y; George BOyo, OF Toronto; Joan stewart ana Mrs
Stewart aud family OF Hamilton, OnJ j. >. CLARK aLd
vile OF Orleans; Jonathan DIXON anu wife and {.
l. Green wife. OF NewJersey; W. NJ. hlHgslaud ana
wife, OF ScarOorOngh-oE III udson