New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-20
NEWPORT BOOMING"
SOCIAL FyENTS-PERSONAL GOSSIP.

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SOCIAL EVENTS-PERSONAL GOSSIP
| frRoM THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT or THE TRIBUNE
| NEWPORT, June 19.-The season at this re-
sort is beginning to "boom" In earnest few OF the
announced the dates OF their entertain
ments. and already quite number OF small dinner par
have been given. The outlook. despite the rgii
prohlbory law which goes into effect July l. 10 very
encouraging and notwithstanding the lateness OF the
cottage-rening season. many houses being disposed
OF at reduced prices An unusually large number OF cot
tagers have arrived during tho week, and with the
opening the Ocean House next week the Newport OF
1856 can be said having opened. The dances ana
concerts Casino begin week after next and from
that time middle last OF September Newport
will be GQnte gay. During the past week TWO
hotel propretors and their bartenders were ar
rested for the Illegal sale Of liquor The evidence
secured ia said By the aid Of two OF Pinkertons
detectives who boarded at the hotels for several days
The authorities have struck heavy blow and the result
sawaed interest The arrested persons Will have
a preliminary exahin at the COurt House on Tues
day. the cases being aljourned from Friday until that
day.
The funeral of the late George Tiffany took place at
Old Trinity Church this 1t largely attended
by the leading summer and local residents
Mrs j. W Haven and G. G. Haven. OF New-York. have
arrived at their co tase Beev the Ocean
House.
Morris Mott, OF Philadelphia. has arrived at the cot
tage on Harrison ave- owned by Lewis NJ. Rutherford
OF New-York.
Professor Alexander Agassiz and family DR.. Weir
Mitchell, of Philadelphia, and August Belmont OF New
York, have arrived at their cottages
Professor Charles W. Shields, OF Princeton College. and
Professor j. T. Hunting Of Trinity College, among
the late arrivals at the cottages.
few bathers less than bakers dozen. noticed
the beach this week.
Mrs Grace Turnbul of New York. held her weekly
herc KAY lav af;
The Rev. Dr. Kirkus OF Baltimore, viii preach at All
Saints Memorial Chapel tomorrow. Many OF the lead
ing cotlagcrs worship AT All Saints
Miss NJ L. Gray. ". Il. Jravers, Mrs John W. Auchn
Gloss and william II. Thnghast have arrived at thol
cottages on Narragansett-ave.
Philip s. Taggart, Major Theodore K. Gibbs. II. g.
Aucmncoss W. II. MORRISON Miss Fanny Jones. Mrs.
W. +. Coles. Mrs q. F. Jones, Harry Jones. Dr. w
Helmuih. j. Low Hartman and mrs 7. Hitchcock. all
of Nex York. have arrived at their cottages.
J. NJ. C. Pardee of New-York. has e,ssi tho Temp
kns cottage. Mrs. +. A. Post the Cooke cottage. aud
Miss :. NJ spoOner. OF Philadelphia, til, Edward 1.
Potter for the season.
John h. Prl Brooklyn. is at the Morrison cottage
oil Purgaory road.
Mrs. Norwood and family. OF New.York vii! spend
the season at the Robinson cottage.
The POLO game. he-ii about he middle OF July
Ii is runored that the fox hunts are TO be introduced
Mrs. r. j. Owen. of New.York is at the Stout villa on
Bellevue-ave.. and Miss Catharne H. Wolfe. also OF
Ncw-YorK. has arrived at her villa at Ochre Point
Richard T. wilson. of New-York, at the e1-Gov.
One OF the hotels has reduced rs prices, something
almost unheard of in Viewpoints history.
York. are al the Lirbcr cottage.
G. A. Mum, of Chicago. taken of the Cliff cot.
Mrs. NJ: l. Dehon. of New York. is of the Cliff
G. A. Fearing. J. r. Krrnochan. Mis-. s. 0. Hoffman.
and Georse Mier. OF New York. have arrived their
NJ ard Mrs Crompton. ". R, Eaton. W. c.. Brady
an" ws Mtsss a. s% pnm MRS scd
WIN, Mrs A: ward. A. K Cory. Clarence Fleming aud
Duhoc family, Of Media Penn; George Munson and |
family, Of Broosyn, g. A. Story of San Fr,nclsco. |
Mira. Moieyn-. OF England, Mr. and Mrs. John viii
OF Bermuda. Mrs john Norton and Mis-. Norton, OF
among the arrivals at the hotels
seth B. stint. of Phadelpna. is at his cottage oppo-
Mrs George A. Osg Cd aud Mr. and Mrs. Francis |
summer. Mr. Freeman is at the cosey Rhua cottag.
on Beevueave. and Mrs. OsSood relative. is at the
p. Targar, aud NJ IS NJ T. Gray. OF New.York, have
arrived al their e, nr cottages for the season.
Gs Gas H. Norman; q Boston:
George ": Wales. r. N. Cushing and Samuel F. Pratt.
OF Boston. have arrived at their cottages for the
Miss Woolsey Susan Coolidge) has gone TO Nantucket
o. H. p Belmont. Of New,York, is in town. So is Cap
Mrs Iounaend, OF New-York 10 visiting
Mayors Raymond OF Salem. Mass and Smith OF Phil |
ade PIMA have been in during the week.
W H. Morrison of New-York. arrived at his house
on Hnneyman Hill.
F.. r. Newbold ana wife ofNew York. are at the Led
yard cottage.
Miss Morgan. Of NewYork is visiting her sister, Mrs
Admiral Baldwin.
Mr. ana Mrs. G. " Beach, OF Hartford, have returned |
from Europe and are at their cottage on Kay-st
The Misses Caldwell. OF New-York have arrived at
their villa on Kay and Ayrault sis
j. O. Austin and Mrs j. j. Cooke OF Proyidence have
arrived at their cottages for the Sumner
Rooms nave been taken at the Berkeley by Stanley
Mortimer, F. o. Beach and Charles s. Boyd OF New. !
York. - -"
Mrs. j. C. Aver. OF New.York is at the Hanneweu |
Cottage Her daughter Mrs. Fred. Pearson Is occupy
ing the MahOn Woods cottage. ~
Mrs George A Osgood. Of New-York is at the Taller
cottage.
Francis Parkman Freeman and family, Of NewYork !
are occupying the Rhua Cottage on Bellevue-ave
W. W. Paul and j. W. Paul, OF Pnilalel phia are nj
their cottage the Point
Fashionable and handsome turnouts are numerous
j. A. Motifs OF New-fork 10 occupying Mrs. Alexan- |
DER Van Renhsslears villa the mile corner
- Mr. and Mrs David King, John Jacob Aston and |
Bishop Clark have sailed for Europe during the week
MTs. Asfor Will arrive at her Newport villa and Mr.
A stor expects TO return here In q few weeks
Mr.. and Mrs W. Waldorf Aston OF New-Yor ara ex- |
pectcd Al the Tucker cottage next week.
The weather OF late has been cool cloudy and rener-
ally disagreeablo