New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-29
VIEWPOINTS RACE MEETING.
THE sTEEpLECHAsEs A FAIR SUCCESS.
A LACK OF BRILLIANT ENTRIES, HOWEVER,
PERSONAL NOTES.

A LACK OF BRILLIANT ENTRIES, HOWEVER,
PERSONAL NOTES.
Newport, r. l., Sept % (specaD.-The season.
proper is slowly closing. the eliminating events being
the steeplechasees and the ball given Monday night
by Mrs Cornelius Vanderbilt Socially. the were
success but not much could be said for the sport.
no prominent horses being entered. But this was
not the fault Of the association, which offered liberal
purses and free stablng etc. The meeting cost the
subscribers about 10000
The season Of 1889 a success in every partcu-
lar. but the hotelkeepers failed to make any money
The Pinard cottages closed tonight after success
full season. Every cottage was occupied
T. Nelson Lewis of Philadelphia, is at the Fadden
cottage.
The Mcclellan Heckscher wedding will take place
here next month.
Captain Oscar F. Stanton, U. s. NJ, is ecturing upon
"Naval Reserves and the Training Of Men" before tho
class at the War College.
Ex-Governor and Mrs. E. c. Van Zandt have re-
turned here from Richfeld Springs, where they have
been spending the summer
The Rev. W, Il. Alger. of Boston, lectures here on
October o. on The Poets and Theologians Compared
as Moral and Religious Teachers"
The United States torpedo boat stletto has been
taken to Bristol, r. l.. for repairs.
Bishop Stone, of Kansas, is visiting friends here
Mrs Frving winslow is giving readings from the
English dramatists at the cottages
Miss scheffelin, of New-York, is the guest OF Mrs
J. II. Beekman.
Mrs L. s. Sargent of Boston, is at the Hodges cot
tage in Catherinest.
H. Rsy Miller FoxhaI Keene and Richard Peters
have returned here.
Dr. ]. O. Green, of New-York, is visiting friends
at the cottages.
Miss Susan Hale, of New-York, is visiting Mrs
william G. Weld. in Bellevue-ave.
The dance given this week by Mr.. and Mrs
Cornelius Vanderbilt was charming affair." Two
orchestras were in attendance and about 100 couples
were present. The favors for the german were rich
and original.
Mrs Howard Crosby and Miss Crosby, OF New
York. are at the Barker cottage in Paradise-ave.
W. Bayard Cutting and John C. Furman, Of New
York are at The Breakers" visiting Cornelius Van
derbilt and George Wheatand and family, OF Boston,
are guests of Thomas F. Gushing in Bellevlie-ave
A fine cottage site has been purchased on Conamcu'
Island by Mrs. Augusta W. seely Of Delhi N y
Andrew j. Cahoone of New-York, is visiting friends
in Mlll-st
Mr.. and Mrs. Addison Thomas. of New-York have
returned here from Egypt
Robert Carter Chester Griswold and William Iseln
have been visiting friends at The cottages.
Washington Commandery No 4 X. l., OF this CITY,
have presented the Rev. DR.. Murray, Grand Chaplain
of ROY Arch Masons Of New-York STATE with sr
The light battery drills at Fort Adams are we'll
attended by the cotagers. The drive to ana nom 'he
fort is a charming one. - VI, 40
Mr.. and Mrs Charles NJ. Buli, OF Ne"-forA7 arc
visiting friends here. ,, 4,
James Richardson, OF Boston has purchased the
Champlin cottage in Belevue-aVe. =
Colonel and Madame Bonaparte and francis ~.
French and family will spend the fail ana WINTER
abroad. -,, AL. 1911, ,roro
Among the cottagers entertaining this week were f
Mrs j. p. Kernochan, Mrs. Frank W. ANDREWS, MIS-
F. n Taller. Mrs swan, T. +. Gushing and f. l.
Winthrop. ~ ,.,, MI. ,,,u
Late visitors at the cottages Include MISS MOTEL
~ Pbiladelubia. II H. Hunnewell, of Boston; JACOB
Cram, Joseph Hartman and Robert 4. Osborn .
c. L. Woodbridge and family. OF Brookiyh, D. H.
NJ Smith, Of Charleston, 5 C., are at the Aquldnech
The Redwood Library, one of Newports lhsuVu-
tio1e Is 10 be provided with a gallery.
Mrs Emily /. Harper Of Baltimore. has sold her
estate. in Parberave., TO George Aenry warren Oh
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