New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-09
NEWPORT HOLDS us OWN.
NO COTTAGES CLOSED UP YET-THE COLD WAVE
DOES NOT INTERFERE WITH GAYETY.

NO COTTAGES CLOSED UP YET-THE COLD WAVE
DOES NOT INTERFERE WITH GAYETy.
Newport r. l., Sept Especial. There have been no
departures OF coages this week and Newport has been
fairly gay Large excursion parties have arrived daily
places ana these transient visitors made
business lively for the hacbmen and boamcn and the
The leading Incidents OF the week ncuoed
the Casino dances the caboa for prizes given by
the coagers polo matches and the dancing parties OF
Mrs James NJ. Waterbury and Mrs. j. p Kerncchan
large number Of the cOttagers viii go to Lenor next
week but they will return later. Newporps cottaeers
arrive early in the they In leaving
their spenddly appointed houses middle hc
latter part Of October Many will remain until the be-
ginning OF December The season Of 1855 has been o
success every particular and 1t has been crowded fu
Of entertainments.
Charles Whitney Mrs. F. 0. French Mrs. Henry Clews
Colonel j. N. BoTaparte. Theodore A. Havcmeyel, T. j.
Herrick Mrs Charles Wheeler, J. J. Van Allen, X L.
uargous G. B. De Forest Mrs Charles NJ. Bull. c. c.
BALDWIN, j. g. Mssten, Mrs d. b. Fearing, Cornelius
Vanderbilt and John Lee Carroll
Francis Goodridge Of Paris is at the Sargent cottage in
Rhode Isandave.
p NJ Field manager OF the Boston Museum has been
at the AQuidneck this week
Seven cottages TO built at once at Eastons Point
by the Newport Land Company.
Ground has been broken on Conanicut Island for a
needed hotel and by cottages are to be erected for
Lieutenant Seaton Schroeder, T. s. n, and for H. Rice
OF Worcester Tunsta Smith, of Philadelphia and John
p Green vice. president Of the Pennsylvania Railroad
Woodbury. Blair Of Washington, is visiting Francis O.
French
Mrs 7 Frederick Pierson, OF Ncw.York, gavs
musicale at her cottage Wednesday. Muscnies have
been popular here this season
Mr. and Mrs. Henry CONN., OF new orA nave s'riNeu
the Robinson cottage.
Miss Sarah f. Hodgson daughter OF j. NJ Hodgson, Of
New York will be married here next Thursday to Amos
Warren Spading. The wedding VIII take place AZ he
home OF the BRIDES parents.
r Nile, NewYork, has arrived at The Oranges"
for week
Count Arco is at the Whitehall. and J. VIAL Of New
York at "Kingscoten cottage the guest OF Lspenard
Stewart
DR. Broksw Of NewYork hos arrived at the Charlotte
Cushmsn villa.
Richard Peters Of Philadelphia a. the Edgar cottage
the guest OF r. l.. Hargous.
Roland King and LangdOn Ervfng. OF New'io are AZ
the Grswold cottage In Ksy-st
MIRA Burke Roche Is visiting Mrs Henry Clsws at
The Rocks"
Coions S. v. p Cruser, Republican candidate for
Lieutenant Governor Of Nsw.York. and wife with j. A.
Chsner and Mrs Chanier, formerly Amelie Rives' VINO
The Quick The Dead" are at ochrc POINT tne
guests Of James j. Van Allen.
Colonel Henry j. Parker. the Editor Of The Boston
Saturday Evening Gazette" Mrs. Parker, Mrs hhier'
widow OF Senator John f. Miller. and daughter oscar
Turner and family Kentucky and Congressman Leopold
Morse. of the Bay State ut the Ocean House
A. j. Halliday and Frank Halliday. OF Railway N. j.
are visiting g. Il. Downing.
John Jacob Astor IT,. Of William Astor. has been
proposed MS a stockholdor OF the Newport Casino.
Mrs r. f. Randolph. OF Paris and Miss Bryant daugh'
ter OF william Cullen Bryant are at Cosy Nook cottage
in Bellevue ave, the guests OF Mrs George Merrill.
Mrs Comstock and family, OF New-Yofk have arrived
A. the Poor cottage In RuRgeaye for the rest Of the
Mrs Paul Dahlrren Of New-York daughter OF the
Rev Dr. W. H. Morgan. has taken up her residence here
and has leased the William Redmond cottage IN kayst
Henry Hoffman, OF NewYorS. is the Rucst Of Frederick
sturgis.