New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-22
THE WEEK At NEWPORT.
YACHT RACES AND sTEEPLECHAs1NG : THE
SEASON NOT YET OVER.

YACHT RACES AND sTEEPLECHAs1NG = THE
SEASON NOT YET OVER.
| Newport, Il. l., Sept. Ct (SpeclaD.-The Newport
season Is not over by any means. All the cottages
here and only of the hotels has closed fits doors
Dinner parties and other entert ailments take place
daily, and next week there Will be private ball,
| a picnic and some hurdle races. The steeplechase
meeting, announced to open to-day, promises to be
success. The yacht races also drew many visitors
The Newport seasons are very long. The cottagers
| begin arriving in May, and they never think of leav
ing until after the leaves have fallen from the trees
The Casino, minus music and dancing, Will remain open
until the last day of October. Among the cottagers
| entertaining this week Mrs. Ogden Goeet, Mrs.
J. +. Person, J. o. Low, C. Peabody WctmOre, Mrs
1. T. Gilbert, Mrs. s. T. Swan, Mrs. John Lawrence
Mrs. II. Victor Newcomb, Mrs. f. W. Andrews, Mrs.
Kernochan, Mrs. wetmore, Mrs. Sherman and D. b.
| Fearing
Mrs Cornelius Vanderbilt will give a combination
dnnerdance at "The Breakers Monday night.
About seventy-fve couples will be present.
| Ex-Governor Lippit, OF Providence; S. y. Kane
| Chester Griswoh, Woodbury. Kane, william T. Bailey,
William Redmond and G. II. Redmond, OF New
York. among the late arrivals at the cottages.
| A building site containing about four acres, on
Conanlcut has been purchased by John Harrison, of
Philadelphia.
Chauncey VI. Depcw. OF NewYorI, has been
spending few days at The Breakers the guest Of
cornelius Vanderbilt, who gave several elaborate
dinner parties in honor of his guest.
Mrs. Parar Stevens mas gone to New-YOrk TO meet
her daughter, Mrs Pagct, who IS expected from
Europe.
Mrs. Edward Kemeys. OF New-York, is at the
Muenchinger cottage, in Bellevueave.
The Ocean House Is closed for the season. The
other hotels and all the private boarding houses will
remain open until the middle Of next month.
W. X. Vanderbilt has taken his steam yacht Alva
TO New York.
Mrs. John Carter Brown, OF Providence, who has
cottage in Beevuc-ave., has returned here from
Europe. and is visiting her daughter Mrs. W. Watts
sherman.
Mrs. Dana. of Boston, is visiting Mrs. J. T. Spen-
Ger at Ochre Point.
Sir Lyon and Lady PlsyfaIr have been visdng
James J. Van Allen at Ochre Point.
Miss Johnston, of New York, Is the guest OF Mrs.
william Post.
Mrs. Delaney Kane and family of New-York,
have returned here from Bar Harbor, and are at tho
Langdon cottage in Sunnyslde Place.
General b. {. Card, U. s. A., is visiting friends
here.
Robert NJ. Cushing and family and Miss Amory
Of Boston, and Mrs. Thomas .. Garner. Of New-Iork,
are at the Hodges cottage in Catherine-st
Mr. and Mrs. lie Hurtado Of Washington, have
arrived at the Clough cottage, In Catherinest
Sir Roderick Cameron and family are registered at
the Casino.
S. W. Mnlbauk, c. f. Strong, f. T. Tappan and
j. A. Bush, of New-York have arrived at West
Island
The Rev. Father Malone, Of Williamsburg, is visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore A. Hayemeyer in Belle
vue-ave.
Admiral Porter, U. 5. NJ, who is in poor health
is at his cottage on Conancut Island. He rarely
leaves his house. ,
here from Narragansett Pier.
Henry Edwards of tie British Legation. has re-
turned here from LenOX. 80 .
Among the arrivals at the hotels are J; {. Stubs
and family, Brooklyn; Mrs. b. Gibbs. Mrs. W; A.
Roeblmg, John A. Roehllng, F. T. Beagan, Miss
Beagan, Mrs. Caldwell. Nies Olsen ID: o. EshoaISR
ONE James Slater, John HysOp. New York James
Brick X. F.. VI. Clenham and family; Baltlmore
G. b. Bradshaw U. $. n: J. II. Tebb, Montague
Woolf London; Mrs. De Wolf Colt, Bristol. r. l.
The Rev. ". n. MARYLAND and wife Baltimore
MIR and Mrs. Rhneandcr. and Mrs. George MHr-
rift, OF New York. and W. r. Farmers. of Phhadel-
phia. are visiting friends at the cottages.
Mrs f. s. Tupke and family, Mrs. c. +. WoeriShoher
and family s. II. Lyman. Miss T.. \. Taylor John T.
Kingsford and Mrs. stephens, of New-YOrk, are at
q Aoudneck.