New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-15
PROSPEROUS NEWPORT.
THE SOCIAL SEASON OPENING WE'LL.
GOSSIP ABOUT SUMNER RESIDENTS AND THEIR


DoINGs
Newport July IA (specal)-The weather has been
quito cool this week. but the city, thanks to the
meeting OF the American Institute of Instruction.
has prosperei The hotels and private
received many guests and everybody appears to be s
fed with the weeks business The Casino canoes were
started very small attendance Tut 1t is fair TO pre-
that the visitors will be hand In larger numbers
when tho season further The school teachers
handsomely entertained and they are loud IN 'hef
praises Of the enjoyable programme prepared OS the
local committee
The society swes have decided chase the anise bag
rather during and the hounds are
expected carly next week.
Tho cctiagcrs and others occasion to drive
gu; considerable au because the fashionable
thoroughfares arc 80 poorly waterci The city voted
Of money for the proper watering OF all the
principal especially Bclleyueavc and the Famous
Ocean drive known probably to the
city officials wateringcarts not ordered out as
often they should be- and result clouds Of duss
dirt are encountered Newport dust is runous to fine
dresses and tho ladies' have positively refused to rice
until the properly laid The cotacers are In
dcnsnt they have taken all the means in their power
bring the the attention Of the proper author'
The summer residents god-send to Newport
hut they propose getting square with somebody, Thcy
certainly have the power and the influence To make the
local residents feel that they certain rights which
they should respect The cottasers do not grunoe NJ
ana other enacd here and they argue
that the amount thc pay in taxes. etc. should enttc
them the privilege of utilizing the beautiful drives
Tor which Newport famous. without being smothered
with dust Mayor Powcl is now taking interest in
the matter. AMI he Will what can bc done to rcmeay
tho nuisance
Among those who have at the Ocean
House FOR the the following: Miss Mason,
Maryland Mrs T.. u. Woodward, Lexington. KY. Henry
Probosco and wife. Cincinnati; James Cunningham and
wife Rochester N Y; Mrs. K!rkc and family Bishop
T. Fcchan. Miss Fcehan. Chicago Francis T. barley
wife. Baldwin, Mrs william sellers and family,
Philadelphia Mrs. stephen Ray the Misses Ray Mrs
Maria Wilmcrdinc, G. W. Smith and wife, Mrs Edward
nd Mrs. j. Watson NCOD,
John Scott Boyd and family, +. b. Hubbel' Nicholas
Murray Butler J. H. NJ. GrosvcnOr. William 6. Read,
Miss Campbell. CHARLES Harrison. NcwYork; Thomas T.
Maggaman and family Mrs John r. Miller. Washington;
NJ Richardson, benjamin. H. Lanborn ana wife, Mrs
NJ A. G. Holmes. Congressman Leopold Morse ana family
MIS- j. Amory Goldman, Miss Codman Boston Mrs. A. l..
Goodrich. Salem. Mas. ID. b. Bruce. Lynn, Mass
IL C. IIardon Newton. Mass. Alb.o l. Chase, Maine;
John T. Morton ard wife Louisville, Ky; H. T. Earring
ton and wife Jennie harrington. Croton the iiud-
son; W. g. Richmond Ind. The Ocean House
orchestra arrived and during the past week the hotel
cared for over hundred members Of the American
Institute Of Instruction The proprietors Of the hotel are
predicting a very prosperous season
Mrs John q. Icckscher of NcwYOrk. is spending the
s.ner with her mother Emelnc Dare. at the Bur
row, cottage. Gibb~ave. The Misses 1cckscher are
very popular in New.York society
Mrs. SCHUYLER Hamilton, IT,. OF New-forR gave a
chaimrg dance at her cottage, :" The Moorngs'' on
"Wednesday evening
rhc three cottages en- Sea Vcw-aye. and the cliffs.
owuc! bv Herman T. Livingston of NcwYork. are occu-
lr
Mr>. Nelson Mestea OF New Orleans
Nh and Mrs Hugo o. Frtseh OF New-Yo'k, are
sreadrq the summer with Mrs James T. Gilbert on
Bcleyuc-ave.
The officers and Navy are taking advantage
Of dcad-hCal privileges EXTENDED them ana theI a-
lies az the Newport Casino.
Me-. Dc Lancey Kane and fag.ly Of New'York' are
oceupyine the recently purchased by Mrs Names
brcthes wsitcr q New York on SUNNI side ice
L. S salter,ee Miss Morris and Miss King OF New
York are visiting Mrs Sattcree at The Pines.
Among the cOttagcis entertaining THIS week "oie MIS-
Flwuld T. Wharton, Mrs. Frederick W. Nahoero"V'
jams j. Van ,len Mrs. Donnel shaw Mrs Anterior
Blight MIS- schuyler Hamilton. MIS- Hugh J.. Wi,
ou!i.,y Daniel n. Feane Mrs John W. Ellis ana
Esiuh ~ Ills who entertained quite number OF mem
tes Of Seawanhaka Yacht squadron at ms o'one-
i,rer cottage, Beleyuc-aye.
The FLOWING have called at the Casino Office this
wso and subscribed all the privileges OF that popular
resort: Max Agassiz. Henry May, 6. NJ Pchrhl hsV'-
ton l.. winthrop Colonel jerome n Bon'partc PaEm's'er
J. G.. Hobbs L. s. n; MAJOR william H. Livermofc'
Of the United States Engineer Corps; CHARLES T. Lv-
eImorc n. j. De Blos T. C. Camp William Post VINO IS
with Fred W. Vanderbilt; w. r. Ch.ystc. who is the
guest of Frederic Elwoo1 Davis. f. lie Roy Sat
terec, Howard Conkng, Frank w Andrews IT, " Z.
SchcImerhoin j. +. Picson, Reginald H. Ward VINO Is
visiting II. Victor Ncwcomb whose daughter he Is 10
marry L. Potter, c. L. Cottcel John Cadwaader
the Democratic collector OF Philadelphia T. H. Nacs'
Samuel F. Barcer g. w. Sumner, IL. Stern. Robert L.
Iargons Mrs. J. Van d. Reed w ID. Duncan, jr.' Guy
norman, E L. Winthrop, IT,, and Arthur Lincoln.
Mr. Henry Parrish and family of NcwYork have ar
fved ct the Robinson cottage Cathcrne's for the
Many socia; entertainments will be given next week
Baron dc seillcrc. OF Paris, ana Mr. and Mrs Rhine
lander nee ZIP. visiting trends here
Lieutenant Nissen. OF German navy, IS at the Ocean
Home lie is attached TO the school ship Ariadrc
Mr.. w. c. Browncll, of New York. are visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs II. H. Swnburnc.
The Rev. Calvin Locke, of West Dedham. Mass. and E.
J. Beacham L. s. N. have arrived tho ordway cottage
Division-st
Professor and Mrs. Fcnncbresque charming his
matinee their cottage Oh Highest tins afternoon
Mrs J. b. Trevor. NewYork is at the Holmes cottage
tho CUES. OF Mrs. T. X. Sturgis
MIS-. II. L. burnett New-York. is the guest OF Mrs
T. y. Taller.
Miss c. G. Cadin, of New-York, has arrived at the
Case cottage, on Kay-st
The Countess Anglinotte and family have arrived at
the Riggs cOttage.
Mr. and Mrs Van Ness and Nj. Staples. Of New
YORK at HartmaD's
Among arrivals at the ocean House this week were
Professor Carl Myers, of Mohawk n. y; f. H. Hamli
ton. Orange n. j.. o. G. Warren, W. H. Giatwiek and
wife. Buffalo benjamin Griffin g. F. w Victor, T. D.
Victor, Mrs c. Bergman, c. H. Bergman George f.
Phelps Dr. H. Emory Holman James ii. Harding j.
Heron Crossman j.. r. Carney, George A. Richardson
Ncw-York; Captain c. A. {. Becher. OF the English
army; Sir William J. Farrer, Il. Mop. Smith. H. f.
Smith. Nashville; George T. Thorne ana FAMILY, I. W.
plhlIips Chicago; f. y. Brooks. W. r. Hertz, Boston
Late arrivals Aquitncck Include the following
d. O. Wright II. l.. Robinson, Julius schIienser. A. W.
Sexton ana WIFE, NJ. Straube' George W. Morgan Broome
MARIAN Mr. and Mrs Isaac Freeman, Il. l.. Decker, New
York; Mrs Charles A.. Winthrop L. L. Brifgman, Mr.
and MIS- A. ID. Small Frank Smith, j. d. Hall, NJ j.
pocers T. H. Maxwell c. II. KiboTn Il. T. Harding
" H. uockai4y g. d. Brown, Mrs John Winthrop Mrs
and Miss Leonard. G. S. Hartwcll T. f. McCiinioek
Boson; H. Cosgrove D. J. Flanncry, Davenport Iowa.
,u IT ,ySicn Durham n. c. William Jarvis, Louisville
z 6 Tewksbury and J. 4. TOwle, Of Boston; Mr. and
Airs p L. Wagner, of Philadelphia; +. a. Wiies, Of
BROOKLYN; Mr. and Mrs.. &. {. Hayes OF Wesihed' Mass
end r. H. Goodwin Of NewYork, arc at the Perry House
CAPE MAY NOTES.
Cane May n j.. July IA (SDecia)-It has not been
s l,velv here this week last but the number OF
.oant visitors has Increased. The Cape May City Ath