New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-18
FOX-HUA7ING At NEWPORT.
COURT TKNNis-YACHTs sCUooNERs AND sLooP'
SOCIAL NOTES.

COURT TENNIs-YACHTs. sCUoONERs AND sLooPS
SOCIAL NOTES.
NEWPORT, Aug. l7.-TO-days meet was at
fhe One.Ne Corner. and there aD unusually large
attendance 1t is roughly estimated that 600 carriages
were iD the neighborhood OF the meet All the roads
were blocked Mr.. Cadagan, ST. John Broderick, H. c.
Herbet H. Banon residents Of Great Britain; John Jay.
and several well-known cergymen were present The
field OF followers large and included J. NJ. Water
bury. Foxhal Keene, r. NJ Ware Sir Bache Cunsrd. q.
s. Brown. c. g. Peters, Frederick Gebhsrd. b. Weaver,
j. Kernochan. W. c. wctherbee, Miss Turnure. Miss
Emily Haveneyer. Mrs Prince. Henri LIE Bouther. Il.
D. Morgan, r. Baymont. C. C. Baldwin. Jr J. ID. Lauler
III. X Norman. Il. Potter, s. Mortimer, and others.
The hounds first cast, then SOUTH then north and
then east the fox being run TO death the sherman
farm. northeast OF the Hanging Rock road Fo1hall
Keene led the field ana only for him the hounds would
have got of sight, the master f. Zbr0wsk, having
poor horse. Mr.. Keene, therefore. awarded the
brush. and pads given to Frederick Gebhard and
BENJAMIN Weaver. The mask retained for the
kennels to the disgust OF many. Barbedw wire fence
were too much for several OF the riders Miss Have
meyer was In the kill The occupied fifty minutes
and during that time about nine miles travelled
Harry Boakes. the Canadian champion beaten
again at tennis to-day hls competitor. Thomas
Pettitt winning straight games and the match the
conditions Of which the best two In three. The
contestants will face each other IN field match to-
morrow.
There VIII be game OF polo 10 morrow Tor scar pms
by ladies'
William H. Ashhurst. of Philadelphia; Henry G. Mar
euand. George w. Gibbs, David King Leroy and q. G.
King, OF New.YorK; Hamilton & Tompkins and George
W. Wales OF Boston, have been elected directors OF the
Redwood Library.
Several cottages been NED recently at reduced
rates
Court tennis ia becoming popular.
TIE steam yacht SapphO, 81 the Eastern Yacht Club
steam achts Promise aud Nakd sch0Oners Lotns Tidal
Wave ResOute, Ambassadress Social and sOOps GeDia
Gala. Resale. aud cutter Medusa were IN the harO0r
this morning. The schooner FleetwiDg started this
mOrhipg for New-Y The French Corvette Regnault
de Gernuly I'm the outer harbor from New York
at al early hour this morning She Will renaih several
days
F. W Vanderbilt gave entertainment today in bis
schooner yacht c. A. Arthur. IT., 10 the guest 0f Mr.
and Mrs T. r. French Samuel Sexton, o. New York,
IA visiting G. T. Bath at Couauicut POut- David
A. Wells, Ia at COnanicut PARK as tue guest OF
Judge sburtleh w. H. OF England, s the guest
Of R0yal Phelps The Rev. Dr. Caper. president o. Cam
bridge College is at Conancut Park AMI - ANNOUNCED
to preach at tGo botel parOrs on Sunday.
hrs julia Ward Howe held reception at her cottage
this Afternoon Dinner parties we're gwen thls evening
bY David KIng Robert Garrett, Colonel Honey and j. L.
Breeze
W. L. sexton and II. Howard OF New York; Stson
Hutchi q, OF Washington; T.. II. and ;. r. Capen, OF
Tufts College at the (Aquidneck House. A. y
Chspn, OF Brooklyn; Arthur Cove, L. Renthier d.
fncke aud wife, j. 8. Radwgy aud wife Mrs. y d.
Majors OF New York; and Mrs. c. j. Ketchum ano H. g.
Howell anu family, OF Philadelphia, arc at the Ocean
House.