New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-06
NEWPORT.
GAYErIEs STILL coNTINUED-PERsoNAL AND SOCIAL
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cAyr,ryFs STILL CONTINUED-PERsoNAL AND SOCIAL
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rrRoM TIE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT or TIE TRIBUNE! !
NEWPORT, r. l., Sept. 5.-The gayeties con-
tinue and Newport not in the least dun Inc weather
ia all that can be wished for and the hotels are having
fair umber OF guests. Many entertainments ihciuuns
two dances and private ball at the Casnoand german
n. n nr,vate bouae took place during the week, inc
Casino dances will be continued for week or two longer
and tho polo games will be played another Wess vi
The ball given by sMr Egerton L. Winthrop NJ INC C"S
no last night very brilliant aiari In rae. IL oo
the lead by great Odds Of the subscription pail MIS-
John Mayerss ball was also social success Mrs May
ers will be remembered the daughter OF MT Iheodore
A. uayemeyer of New-York. She is very popular among
the Young people To-day Mrs. Cornelius VanderDht
gave delightful chlldrens entertainment and In the
evening society turned out in large numbers 10 witness
charxIng performance at the Casino Theatre the ar
flats hei inc the Cheyalier De KOnskl SlgnOr Ipalu
Miss Lula Thomas and Mile. Bernetta, who sang
Dream Of Love-" composed by Mrs Jopn DsuIOw ~
NeW-York who spending the summer mere as tne guest
Of Mrs j. G. Aver. Mrs Bgeow accompanied Mile Der
Meta. -, 80 .ou.o,rod during the
week were the following: Mrs. G. n Beach, Mrs = +
Bates, Robert GoeIet Mrs. s. j.. ColfOrd MIS-: !; 4
French Ogden GSsS %s Mrs.. FSsFSF pFS
j. N A. 3riswod, Mrs. r. F. Tyeen, f W. ganHae5ont,
Mrs Schuyler HamitoPr Miss Field Mrs Mrs s ~ 3g
Mrs. william GrosvenOr, Mrs. Theodore W. fMnlnnsy'
Mrs. Bruen Mrs Morris, Mrs Dr. W. L. Mnee,sI, MIsi
Coats aud Others. 1t will thus be seen that Newport
has been exceptionally gay. - III, :, o,,.a an
The Commodore o. H. Perry statue VIII oS uV We I5
Sheffield The day viii be oRseTyed US dUr l Ewnam
nnveilng will be by mrs JoIm a, I PerrT
TIE city election occurs on Wednesday next CYohei
saYor Colonel Powell was mugwump but that error
has been cOndOned the community recognize MS ~
for the Office OF Mayor he is wen anu i"'oi"'''
known to the summer residents, . 49,.
The War college viii be formally opened on gp'
WHO in October viii be a Rear.Aduiral. Commodore
Luee is also at the head CT the lnleu c'ates uahhs
station at this place class 81 ocer' arc
'0 MRS. Ronads OF London ana York. IS visiting
Mrs lanes p KernOchan. At the Casino dance Thurs,
day night she received much attention t orarr
ROnalds, Reginald RoDalds ana COiOheI D. Scuu' 4ei
Crosby are also among me sSe who formerly occu
pied hou 50 here the nard cottages the guest Oh
Many of The coitagers are going to NewYork TO wit
ness the Yacht races. The Puritan seems 10 DC TUG
favorte In society here. The Boston oolaserS arc CIV
Sewpofs new and improved system OF sewerage is TO
be continued and at the election On GOO ne earn
PAYERS will asked to appropriate Sl1iVOo 10 Cart!
forward the work begun last year.
and the cottagers will arry until the latter part OF
October. - r.,,.. M,
,o AlVi~S amssoS' b. Cutting. r. W. smith and
wife a Miller Edward Bremen and wife, Andrew B'
RoSeTs and P Tf ana SaP' w Se View Joseph
L. Knapp, j. :. De selding, r. woodward; brooTHn'
b. kosh, AIeT'S Rotbc and family. J. Doane and
wife, Boston; Frank Prtchard, Philadelphia Albert >
IMdam c. A. Ludlam. Melrose, Va George W. ran
Jersey; Guy W. Allan, Cincinnati Mrs Mary A. Beers
stratford q. ID. Dana, ST. Louis, nm,
Mr. and Mrs. g S. Rowland, oI NeW-1orK, are az -!
the Sea-"
Mrs James Brown Potter Is visiting friends here.
Mrs Marshall O. Roberts and me Misses EnalSp Ct
York will close their YORK cottage on oAuAg
and will GO to their summer house at LeuOA
Rear Admiral Amy, OF me NaEg y III NV o., Al
The Rev. Dr. satteree, OF New-fork VIII preaeh az Az
Saints and Bishop Potter of New-NOrk' VIII Oclate ="
Trinity Church to- morrow. .
Bishop Hcndrcken Will preach at st. Marys Rom an
Catholic Church.