New-York tribune., 1885-07-19
NEWPORT.
THE SEASON OPEN IN EARNEST.

THE SEASON OPEN IN EARNEST.
THE cAsINo-CoTTAGERs-THEG GERMAN MINISTER
ARRIVALS OF GUESTS
rvpox rus REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF TIE TRIBUNE ]
NEWPORT. R. l., July 1S-The Newport sea-
son has opened In earnest and for the next two months
1t will be very gay place All who intend 10 occupy
cottages have arrived and there seems TO be no nope OF
finding tenants for quite number OF vaIuaue esa'es
on Bellevue-ave Hol:don Hill aud other fashionable
sectons of the city, Several houses which have always
been teneted are unoccupied and hs fact leads many
10 believe that the is dull one This Is hardy
the case The number OF" cottagers" are increasing
annually and those who position to know state
that the usual number OF cottage people arc here ana
that more cottages Than usual were rented
The fashionable gayeties have begun IN earnest nu'
merous private dinner parties, receptions, luncheons,
ETC. having been given during the past few days THESE
entertainments with the exception OF the receptions
held BY Mrs. ". Beach. of Hartford. Mrs John
Carter Brown, OF Providence, and Mrs. John
n A. Griswold, Of New-York. have been confined to
small number. The German Minister at Washington
Baron d'Alvenslefen, is being lonized by the leading
eottagers and is fairly inundate ed with invitations to
dine and wne In q few days he will visit Cranston'
L. for the purpose OF inspecting the State institutions
for the insane and for the poor The Governor OF IN
State, G. Peabody wetmore, we'll known In New-fork
society," has paid his compliments to the distinguished
visitor The semi weekly dances at the Casino bring
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there Is much dancing. The weather is too warm Tor
such needless exertion. The morning concerts at the
Casino as well the "sacred concerts on sunday
nights at the same place fairly well ate ndcd out a
present there probability that the Casino governors
will be abe than to meet the expenses. The
which halls from the Hub instead Of from NewYork.
The Casing 9osn gslnt Tswod and v. Watts sherman,
formerly OF the New-Yerk banking house Of Dgnean;
Sherman 4 Co. Mr.. sherman Is orother-in-iaw OF
WefmOrr. who by inc way, u never seen AZ
the Casino although be owns two shares OF sloe. MI
the Casino and he claimed that his was used with
out his knowledge or consent HIS name nna.iy wa
erased and the incident lost sight Of but has never
been forgotten by the Casino governors Mr Wetmore,
by virtue OF his Office as Governor OF tne slate us nst
e. ne not iasen advantage OF the honor as yet The
annual meeting Of the Casino corporation VIII oe neo
next month viii be rc-csted pro sidins they Will accept
The Casino 10 q credit 70 Newport and the tosnIok
same r. was needed and should be supported by the
for whom wa. % few fa f5csS upon
who visit Newport enrolled among Its supporters
Among the visitors who have entertained during the
week the following MIS-: p p BaieS,E,a i1,l Aa
mirsl BALDWIN !. = NJ sas1 MR. ana Robert eo:lst
August Belmont Mrs. ~ Beach, Mrs wolcoit Gibbs,
Mrs John Es ?. ari oSn JACOB x.,or Sa Mn william
Astor. Mr. Waldorf Astor Mrs seth b. SUIT nrs: Edwn
F s%h Ssas & F sGPsi Rose
Mira J: DrSxn. Mrs I6eOdSre c, Ph1Inasy 1so Mr.,
Sfuyyesant II kOy <tucEs Johh Sseo' h'tDt
will give a n elaborate dinner party next week
Mr. and Mrs f. A. Stout. nee Read, OF New-iork, are
the guests OF General J. Meredith Read
Colonel william Jay. OF New-iork Is the guest OF
Frederick Vanderbilt and James Lawrence. OF Boston,
is the guest OF Thomas Z. Cushing. Of Boston
The Rev James Freeman Clarke OF Boston. VIII preach
at the Chanung Memorial Church one week from TO-
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Mrs Julla ward Howe. OF Boston, Benjamin Perkins
and DR. Dssa OF York. aud John Cadsallsder and
Mrs. Charles Wheeler. OF Philadelphia, have arrived at
their cottages for the season
Among the ais the following: Perry House
George Duyal, JamesC GibOs VS. Perkins, III Asiorrs
W. f. Payne and wife, Miss shields, New-iork Dewitt,
Scranton, Penn. Commander j. A. Howell, L. = y, r.
W. Clark Springfield, W. l. Tuck and wife, l. H. War
ren Boston. x o.. q
ocean House j. F. Peyser and wife. James Gaunt. :
~ Newhouse and wife, l. H. Westeryelt. william A.
Lane, New;YOrk. r. sullivan. j.
sprague, Mrs T.. T.. sprague, Providence.
kennard Leavy. the Misses Loavy. Brooklyn; the Rev
NJ X. schernerhorn. Ni,s scherinerhorn. Niss Loom,
Poughkecpsie j. II. Raymond. X W. street chicago j.
l. English Hartford James Caskie and wife. Richmond.
Va: = Darby and wife. Miss BALDWIN, Philadelphia
J. r. Polly aud wife. Patterson. y. J.
AouilnecE House-G ". Frye. Fall River; W; q. Tur-
ner Boston; william Onderdonk and wife, C. v. Moore
and wife. Mrs. II. II. Anderson. Henry B Anderson,
Harry sawyer. Ncw-Nork; James DOhaldAoA' his-
James Donaldson, Schenectady.