New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-19
VIEWPOINTS GAYEST WEEK
THE SEASON NOW AT IT'S HEIGHT.
MANY PUBLIC AND PRIVATE ENTERTAINMENTS
personal NOTES.

personal NOTES.
Newport, r. l., Aug Is speclaD.-Thc season is
now ct its height and Newport Is we'll filed with
visitors The harbor TOO, is crowded with the YES
GELS Of the NewYork yacht squadron, and everybody
looking forward with pleasure to the races Tor the
valuable cups presented By the cottagcS. Matters
in general have been very lively here this woeh anu
everybody has boon busy-even the cottagcrs nave
had about all they could do to keep their engage
meuts Three polo matches. two Casino Dances
two fox hunts and numerous cottage entertainments
have tended keep visitors moro than busy ana inc
fair city by the sea has prospcrcd amazingly. Ihc
season looks vol socially rs well as financially ana
all doubts and uncertainties to whether IL VIII DC
success have been dspclled Cots had to be brought
into use at all the hotels tonight
Among the cottagcrs who were entertained dur
ing tho week, having given two and even
three dinners. lunchcons. etc, are the following
Mrs William Asor Mrs. Cornelius Nandcb lt Mrs.
G.. B. De Forest, r. l.. Hargous, Mrs. T. Hitchcock
Miss Leary. John Lawrence. J. J. Van Allen. T.
Ioriliard Jr. John Leo Carroll Mrs. W. II. ossood,
Isaac Bell, jr Ward McAllIsor, Mrs. Theodore a.
Hsvemeycr Frank W. Andrews, Mrs. Daniel lie
Roy, Mrs. Francis o. French, Mrs j. y. A. Grswold'
Mrs sattcree, Colonel J. y. Bonapartc, Mrs. James
NJ Waterbury, +. n. Taller. Mrs. Henry Clews, Mrs
10 Roy King, Mrs. d. y. Fearing, Ms. T. W. van
derbIlt. Julian Potter, Mrs Alexander j. Leth, Mrs.
c. f. Livermorc. Mrs. L. p. Sands and Mrs. Edward
T. Potter
c. F. Fearing, OF NcwYork, is the guest Of Daniel
B. Fearing.
j. p Howard Of New-York. Commodore Benham
U. 5. ". and Commander McGrc.or. U. s. N, arc at
the Aquidncck-
janis Dwight. tho wcll-hnown lawn-tennis player
Is the guest of Miss Florence Lyman.
Mrs J. l.. Barclay, of New. York, is the guest OF
Mrs Isaac Ben ST., at Glover Patch cottage.
Mrs II. H. Thompson of Troy. N Y, is visiting
Mrs. John Austin stevens.
Carleton W. Bonfils. OF Now York, and Mrs. j. A.
Goldman and Miss Goldman, Of Boston. arc at the
Ocean House for the season.
DIR. ID. Emory Holman, of Network. is at the
Whitehall
Colonel Delaney Kane, Of New-York, has arrived
at Sunnyside cottage.
O. W. Rird OF New-York IS at the Whitehall and
Edward Roby, of the same city, Is at the Berheicy.
Mrs Angel, Of san Francisco, and MIS- isaac
Hazard of Providence arc the guests Of Mrs. John
Hazard.
T. G. Ford. OF New-Yorh. has arrived at Hart
mann's
Ward McAllistcr, of Ncw-York, gave subscription
picnic to-day.
Mrs J. C. Cushing. of Boston, is visiting her
brothcr-.n-law. Thomas F. Cushing in Belcvue-ave.
W. B. Binnineer Of New-York, is at Pen Craig
the guest Of f. Il. Wharton.
General s. W. Crawford, Y. S. A, has arrived at
Pfnard's for the remainder Of the season.
r. W. Burnett, of Cincinnati, is at the Hazaru
cottage in Kay-st.
General C. W. Cuum. New-York will entertain
the members OF the Town and County at his cottage
on the cliffs Monday.
Mrs j. L. Breose. New York, IS at Snug IIaroor, the
guest OF Mrs. j. d. Carcy Mrs. Brcesc IS The daughter
OF General Il. d. Potter.
F. L. Amcs and wife. Of Short Hills, N j., George
lie Boutillicr New-York, T. H. Allan, OF Boston, and
Mrs 7. W. Grsyson and Dr.. c. p Grayson, OF Phla-
delphia, are at the Cliff Avenue Hotel
Tho patronesscs Of the Casino ball are Mrs. Will
lam Aston Nine Bonapartc. Mrs J. N A. Griswod.
II ATrs a
nelius Vanderbilt Mrs. Robert NJ Cushing and Mrs
Edward r. Wharton
sir Arthur Herbert, of England, and Bishop H. c.
Potter OF NewYork, are among the late arrivals
Townsend Smith. son Uf Mrs. Henry Turnbull, OF
New-York, has returned here from Europe
H. C. Wood and wife, Of Boston, arc visiting Mrs
s. C. Wood
Professor c. b. penrcs., Of Philadelphia, is the
guest Of Ceorg. f. Tyler
Professor A. G. and Mrs Hardness, of Brown Uni
vcrsity and Professor A. C. Hardness, 1r Of Hamilton
Miss Rachel Kennedy, o. Ncw-York has arrived at
the prown5on cottage in Was6nston,,st ,,,r ,oo.,
GnrTs ES Meek By My FVad King and
Professor George u. Lane Of Harvard College, Is
the guest Of Mr. and Mrs. George W. Wales in lznaga
Among the visitors at the cottages are the tollow
spence Miss Chamberlain. Mrs. Munec. r. D. Win
throp Monfgome Roosevelt, J. b. Hartman, J. A.
ts1sn MISE tr% Wneng W. Y dha2in and c. NJ
Robinson, OF New-York: Miss Braggcr, Of Chelsea.
Msss Professor II. i. Emerson, Of Buffalo, and j. L.
Eldrcd Of Chicago.
Count Sala, OF the diplomatic corps, has arrived
here a few weeks.
L. C. More the COnsu-GeneraI Of the United states
at Mexico, is at the Ocean House.
II IS probable that there Will be parade OF the
packing Cub this season.
Richard d. Sears OF Nahant, Mass, Is here for the
tcnris tournament and L. j. Townsend, OF Ncw-lOIA,
has arrived at the Berkeley.
H. L. Hargous Will give ball next Tuesday evening
tko fpllo, T,,,rxd
evening by J. J. Van Allen. MIS-. J. W. Elss ball
will take place Wednesday evening. August 26
tho night before the subscription ball at the Casino.
Count Countess ou1annct. Of New YORK, the
guests Of Mrs John knower I'm bellevue ave
MIS- Forbes, OF New York. Is visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. y. A Griswold.
Robbins Little. Librarian OF thc As'Or Library
George Rowland, Henry A. Duck, Martin C. Nichols
Dir. and Mis-. L. {. Ledyaid. and Mrs; Colgate, OF
Network, aud F. s. Blake and e. b. Blake, of Bos
ton. arc visiting friends the cottages
Miss Leary OF NewY ork, gave luncheon and
musicale her cottage in Whilst. Thursday. after
The success of Mrs. F. o. Frcnchs combination
dinncr-dancc is rlcaSncly commented upon all
sides, ard IL is expected that other cottagcrs will
give similar entertainments.
Miss Kncr!aad, OF Philadelphia, is wishing Miss
Tyler in Bellevue court.
Mrs Pop. - p'lham Manor. n. Y. IS tho
OF Mrs. {. il. Black, and Mrs. S. VI. Batchford, Of
Miss Deborah f. Wharton OF Philadelphia. died at tho
house OF u. X. Smith. OF the city, Thursday.
The Row. S c. Hill. OF Germantown, Penn, Will
preach at Emanuel Church to morrow, and bishop
Dudley Will be heard at An Saints Memorial Chapel
CHANGES FOR THE NAVAL OFFICERS.
Commander Charles II. Davis. who was a passenger
on the new steamer City Of New-Yorli which sailed
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