New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-13
BUSY DAY AT NE WPORT.
TIE HOTELS OPEN FOR TIE SEASON.

MOURNING THE DEATH OF MAHLON SANDS
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL NOTES.
NEWPORT r. l.. May u (SpeclsD.-Fogs and light rsiRs
have OF late, and these have made NOW
mort unusually attractive. The broad, vevcty lawns
surrounding the homes Of the residents never
looked inviting, The sound Of tho lawn mowers
heard in all directions Everybody seems to be busy.
This preparations, and new arivas
are daily chroncled Cottages not renting as rapidly
~ desired aud it is safe that seme folks Will b
obliged either close their houses during the summer
or move them by before the middle on june.
few cottage have been here tbs wotk ana theS
Will doubtless be heard from favorably next week All
but OF the notes.-the Ocean House-e open ror to
saon but thus far their expenses exceed the yseeipA
George H. B. Ill., Of New-YOrk has Isased tho Swim
cottage BellevueaNe.
Several OF the cottages been wired for electricity
Gould Redmond Of New-Yorh, has taken apStineh"
at the whitehall! for the Summer
Mr. and Mrs Henry A. Rice OF Boston, who havo
opened their cottage on Westinghouse. have gone 10
Colorado for n month.
Mis-. Gertrude Gilbert Of New.Yorh. who has been
visiting the Hunter, was rendered dinner por'y
a few evenings ago at Gun,hers Quite numoef 81
fashionable guests were present
Bishop Potter and Ns. John Austin seevens OF view
York, have decided To occupy their cottages On ha0S
Jsand.aye.
Clover Patch cottage. NsrrasenssttsTs', occupied
several wears By w. II. Tillnghaet OF her-Yosk, who
sailed for Europe Wednesday has been lsased by Asa~
Bell,
The late Mahlon Sands, VINO WIS kiiiou 1" '"'"
tow days ago was well known here, whore be owhea
ora snmner resdence He was . stockhodor Of the
club house on ana the club nag was p"o.
at half mast when the of his tragic DEAN fescheu
here The Sands villa been rented FOR 'ho coming
sea.on 10 Mrs Frederick Pearson. whose metaeF' MIS-
J. C. Aver Will sail for Europe In 8 few DAYS
Captain and Mrs. Higginson gave charming prosroe
sive euchre party o board OF the training 'i'p He'
Hampshire "Wednesday evening. -, ...o, s.-
Colonel G. l.. Best, L. 3. A.. ana Hiuiy, 'N'o "
MI, .tar
who was recently placed the retired list WAS s''eh
on the wharf prior to his departure, Dy MIC p''u -.
Fort Adams The officers and their wives ron fois
Adams and many friends, were also present 70 D'u 00
sud Mrs. Best good bye . n. an,
Mr. and Mrs Thomas Dunn, nee huhVer' NJ WV
Mrs & G. Powell. have returned hero from osiiiornA
Late arrivals Include; Lehle isn MI . w
ceo,oo p Fearing Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Bell "' W.
starr WALES Ogden Mills w. s. Hoyt and MrA hsn"''0
Uonnin and daughter all OF Few-forf
Geor,e H. Norman and family OF Bos'on' af'i' "
their villa for the season to-day IN r.,
Mrs Iieber who has rented hef eo''dS'' va"
Baden Baden. .. ~ BOSTON
Miss D. G. Wilde. and Mrs L. g. Sargent Oh D'
have the Hodges cottage o, .-,,y.s a.
Mrs II. A. Denison, OF No"-'oin' '
the wildes cottage for the summer ., r,rh
The members OF the Aqudneck Lawn Ienni' Wv"
are getting ready for the seasons sport $1,000 u..h.
Steam yachts Lurllne and Oneida soho ~.
spersn,a and the sleep yseh' Nynph' Aa'o ~
harbOr. - r.d "a,
Lieutenant GoyernoY Samuel r Honey "'N "
Europe to-day. -n yin, NJ
George BARLEY. OF Washington huu w. 49,
New-York, visiting friends hee' 49,, ,n.ce,
Mr. and Mrs Theo NJ. Davis OF NV"
their villa at Datemnn's Point vors have
LYMAN c. Joscphs Art family, o. NJ"
arrived At their cottage on Purgstory H01 i0i VAC