New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-24
NEWPORT PROSPECTS.
DAILY GROWING BRIGHTER.
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL TOPICS OF THE OPENING
SEASON.

PERSONAL AND SOCIAL TOPICS OF THE ofENiN"
SEASON.
Newport. r. l., June % (speciaD.-The prospects
for the season OF 1883 daily growing prlgher' Dill"
n now looks as all would be we'll In due timc An
unusuallv large number of cottagers have arrived
this week and moro will be on hand next week. "
GLADDEN. the hearts of the tradespeople The greater
oortion of the cottagcrs have already arrived ana
they are thoroughly enjoying the beautiful scenery
afforded here and the delightful weather which mas
prcvailed ever since the close OF the month OF May
There Is a fair demand for cottages NJ greatly Ic
duced rents and the boarding house and hotel Keepers
are well satisfied with the outlook The season mas
opcncd well, all things considered, few OF inc COZ
tagers arc quietly entertaining friends but the big
events are vet I'm the future The event Of the present
week was the Eyre BInncy wedding, which brought
many people from New-York, Boston, Philadelphia
and elsewhere II Is said that there will be other
weddings here during tho season. Mrs W. h. van
derbilt Mrs. f. W. Vanderbilt, Mrs. j. =. kernochan
MIRA H. Victor Newcombe and other wellknowh
ladies will be apt TO enter aln on very eiaDora'o
scale Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt Will not De iar DO
hind in entertaining upon her return from bhgia'u
Newport is rejoicing in the fact that she has not had
an unpleasant day thus far this month. however,
rain is needed very much, and no one not even the
tradesmen will grumble should the place be visited
with some heavy rainfalls. The Casino festivities,
with dances music, etc, will soon be In oiuer, ana
the fashionable polo and other sports VIII DO caneo
oarly next month. Tho only drawback TO very
brilliant season is the fact that so many prominent
families in mourning
George r. De Forest, of New York, has arrived ana
rented the cottage Bellevueave owned Dy OharicS
f. Chickering, Of New-York.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. o. Wilson, nee Astor, OF New
York. Will occupy the Richard T. Wilson cottage on
Narraganscttavc.
r. lynn, of New York. has taken the Croft cottage
on Bull-st, and H. j. McGlenen OF Boston, tho buch-
ingham cottage Howardave
Mrs Amos Binney, Of Boston, has leased her GOV
tage OIL tho corner of Kay and Bull SITS. to George IL
schiefclin, Of New-York. 1t was Mrs binhey
daughter who was married few evenings aSo W '''
Lincoln L. Eyre, of Philadelphia.
Mrs Harriet n. Pond of New York, who IS having
a new cottage erected Bellevue ave-, has taAoh oho
of the Licber cottages on Rhode Island-ave.
Mrs. Hone Slater J. C. knight and william Gam
we'll ir of Providence have arrived at their COT
tages for tho season.
Mrs. General G. X Warren, Of Bostoni Is located
for tho summer at the cottage on Channlng-aVe'
owned by John ". A. Griswold, of New-York
Miss Hone, r. S. Hone, J. l. Barclay ana MISS
DRAPER of New-York are visiting friends here
Among the polo players who have arrived are j. L.
Kernocban W. X Thorn and Thomas Hitchcock, j.
Eliot Zbrowsk Of the best players In the country
Will arrive at the Berkeley the first week in July
Alfred Bates of Boston, has arrived at the Wnlte-
hall for the summer.
Miss Wbiteweu of Boston, has arrived at her cot
tagc on Berkeley-ave.
Professor Alexander Agassiz and family, OF Cam
bridge Mass arc occupying their cottage at Castle
HILL
Mrs Delaney Kane, of Ncw-York Is occupying
the cottage owned by her brother Walter Langdon OF
New-York, on sunnysde place
Bishop Henry C. Potter and Mrs. Alexander van
Rensselaer, of New-York, who own cottages .here'
sailed for Europe few days ago.
Madame De Barrios, of New-York, has arrived al
Hartmann's, and she will take cottage.
Mrs Thomas Hitchcock of NewYork, has ar
rived at the r. S. Hone cottage on sprlngst, and
Dr. W. A. Watson, also of New-York, Is occupying
his own cottage on the same thoroughfare
Mrs George A. Osgood, OF New York, has arrived
al one of the Pinard cottages for the summon
William II. Osgood, of NcwYork has arrived al
the DC Rham cottage on Bclcvueave. MI oseoou
Is having fine villa erected Bcllcvuc-ave and nc
hopes to have It completed early in the fall
j. W. Paul, Of Philadelphia, has taken possession
Of the Maitland cottage Third st.
c. NJ Hutton, of Baltimore and family are al
their Castle Hin cottage which they purchased a
few months ago from the heirs Of the late Arthur
Bronson, OF New-YOrk.
w. H. Morrison and slas II. Witherbee OF New
York have opened their cottages on Honeyman HILL
Mr. and Mrs. r. 7. Wilson. of New-fork, VINO are
in Europe. Will not occupy their Newport villa this
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tago on Ayraultst.